Wartime Free Mail for Veterans Should Be Restored
March 26 1949 letter urging Congress to restore free postage for sick and wounded veterans in government hospitals. Argues veterans’ sacrifices justify postage relief while criticizing post office costs and widespread free government mail. Claims veterans still fight and notes franking privileges for lawmakers. Calls immediate action to reinstate free mail posting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
Congress
The Most Widely Educated Woman I Have Known
A vivid tribute to a desert pioneer born near a mining camp who never read a best seller yet educated through service. Her life blended hard work, healing wisdom, and steadfast kindness as she mentored, sheltered, and supported hundreds in a distant frontier community.
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Yale
Oxford
Red
By Elsie Robinson Improbable Education and Kindness
The narrator recalls an elderly woman guiding a frightened girl with patient warmth and gentle humor. The piece celebrates an education of compassion and the hope she will be rewarded for caring for blundered people.
Odd Facts About Women Suffrage and Related Topics
A historical note states the American Woman Suffrage began in 1520 when women gained the vote. The National League of Women Voters followed. It notes over 50,000 food processors aid American diets. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union has 10,000 local branches and about half a million members. The wolverine is part of the weasel family.
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National League of Women Voters
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
North Atlantic Pact analyzed as Western unity tool
George B. okolsky argues the North Atlantic pact binds Western Europe and the Americas against Marxist expansion. He frames Christianity vs Marxism, notes the pact’s Article V could auto trigger war, and critiques U.S. constitutional limits on declaring war.
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Russia
Europe
North America
United States
Senate
Algeria
King Featom, Inc
Beering Down On the News By Bugs Baer
A satirical column recalls a city hall wiretapping grand jury, noting the in camera probe and hidden photos. The piece mocks officials and jokes about a potential bestselling record amid a history of roguish administration. It ends with a quip praising the mayor for staying mute.
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Arthur “Bugs” Baer
New York
Old City
Pegler On Ed Reid Era Herald Tribune Turmoil
Westbrook Fegler critiques the New York Herald Tribune after Ogden Reid’s death, noting Eleanor Reid’s ascent and shifts in editorial stance. He alleges Mrs. Reid envied Eleanor Roosevelt’s prominence, cites the paper’s forum as politicized, and questions links to Communist fronts through staffers.
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Westbrook Fegler
New York Herald-Tribune
England
Ogden Reid
Whitelaw Reid
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Eleanor
Tieren Rogers Reid
Ogden
Reid
Eleanor Roosevelt
Reia
Lewis Gannett
Gannett
Dies
Thomas
Roosevelt Myth Critique Sparks Herald Tribune Bias Claims
A reader accuses the New York Herald Tribune of political bias in its Sunday and daily reviews, favoring pro Roosevelt and anti liberal works. He cites John T Flynn’s The Roosevelt Myth and George Morgenstern’s Pearl Harbor as unfairly treated, noting paid ads and selective critique. The letter condemns perceived partisan slant across major papers, calling for balanced evaluation.
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Servne
The
Tribune
John T. Flynn
Roosevelt
the Tribune
Walter White
South
Waller White
United States
Pullmans
Verborea
Herald-Tribune
Flynns
George Morgenstern
Hitler
Charles A. Beard
Herald‘Tribune
New York Times
Beck
H-T
Toth
Erounien
John Roy Carlson
Fenett
Marshall Field
Dail Worker
King Féalares Syndicate, Inc
Histamine and antihistamines in allergy treatment
A historical medical overview explains histamine as a key factor in allergic disorders like asthma hives eczema and hay fever. Antihistamines are drugs that lessen or prevent symptoms but do not cure them and may cause drowsiness or wakefulness.
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David F. Marsh
West Virginia University
Mersely
H. N. Bundesen
King Keatures Sync, Inc
Senator Nortis Says Roosevelt May Skip Third Term
Ten and twenty years ago this date March 26, 1839 Senator Nortis claimed he had gained the impression in talks with President Roosevelt that the president did not want to seek a third term.
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Nortis
Roosevelt
San Antonio Park Cleaning Aims At City’s Spring Refresh
From March 1929 notes, the Parks Commission plans a week of spring cleaning across the city park system led by Rubiola. Entries cover local authorities, a bootlegging case, and historic site repairs amid civic discussions.
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San Antonio
Dacod Rubiola
City
Kilday
Szil
Sutherland Springs
Broadway Gala Brims with Celebrities at Stork Club
A crowded Stork Club scene features notable figures including former U S Circuit Court Judge and attorney general Francis Biddle regaling guests. Nancy Kelly mingles with press and fans as glittering performances unfold amid a parade of actors, publishers, and socialites in a lively New York party night filled with insider chatter and glamorous intrigue.
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Winchellébrutes
Francis x. Biddle
U. 3
U.S
Nurembure
Goering & Co
Stork Club
Nancy Kelly
Eips
Willa: Gargan
The
Hollywoods
Dorothy Kirsten
Metropolian Opera
Mr. Downey
S . Risgaiettes
Tagilavint
Fleur
Lcot
Lord and Lady
Donegal
Eddie Cansdon
Greenwich Village Asylum
Gary Coopers
Kathleen
Amber
Winsor
Sherbrooke
FDR
Pup Fala
Fala
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Eire
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Histamine
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Harch
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Tenth Cavalry
Hicks
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Goced
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Broadway
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Vié Maturé
Hal Kemp
Hayés Goetz
MGM
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Mo Allentite
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Lois “Andrews
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Marie Windsor
Eilene
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Woman Mag
Eat Library
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Walker
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