Lend-Lease Report Questions U S Pacific War Strategy
The long-ago lend-lease report to Congress unveils vast U S war aid totals, highlighting more funds than any prewar debt. It questions beneficiaries and hints at strategic bias toward Britain and Soviet Russia, while China and Asian allies receive far less. The piece casts the Pacific conflict as an American danger and responsibility issue.
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United States
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Britain
China
Japan
India
Australia
New Zealand
Congress
Lend-Leage
The
Pacific
United States of America
Russia
U. S
Unesa
King Feas
Sym
Inn
Youth and parental roles cited in juvenile delinquency piece
A columnist rants on rising juvenile delinquency in the United States, blaming modern youth culture and parental responses. He argues adults chase youthfulness after World War I, with mothers pressured to cling to “old follies,” while children grow less obedient despite decent homes and civic efforts. The piece cites district attorneys and social trends.
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United States
From ailed home life to staged fashion among youth
Elsie Robinson critiques a deteriorating home, contrasting rigid moral lectures with a belittling atmosphere at the parents’ home. She notes young women in confining attire and petticoats, condemns parental hypocrisy in lecturing teens about smoking and gowns, and warns that children mirror parental behavior.
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Stylad
Sister
Junior
Capy'et
King Feuss Synd, Inc
Revenue office seizes illicit liquor in San Antonio bars
A local collector of internal revenue intensified efforts to remove un stamped liquor from bars after an alleged sale without proper stamps. Also reported is an improved condition for Miss Emma E Pirle, San Antonio schools supervisor of domestic science, after a car accident yesterday.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
San Antonio
Emma E. Pirle
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gizotte
Broadway
St Fifth
Lexas
Associated Press
Incorrect Posture and Its Effects on Joints
The article explains how standing walking or sitting with poor posture strains joints and tendons, causing swayback and forward shoulders. Pain worsens after long use and improves with rest, helping distinguish posture strain from arthritis. Causes include fatigue, weak muscles, and lack of exercise, with obesity worsening posture.
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Tony
Francis Cooley Hall
Harvard Medical School
Posture Therapy Advice From Dr Bundegen 1844
Dr Bundegen outlines trenimunt of disorder focusing on good posture, muscular exercises, and removing fatigue causes. He suggests demonstrating to the patient what is incorrect, plus daily rests on a hard board with knees raised, and special exercises to overcome future deformities.
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King
Indian Captive Exchange At Grayson County Trading Post
A frontier scene at Col. Coffee's trading post in Grayson county ends with Spaulding offering goods to ransom a white captive girl. The Young woman is released after negotiations, as leaders weigh the value of calico blankets beads and hats against the reward of her return.
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Col. Coffee
Grayson County
Spaulding
Synuiding
Spruiding
Eux
Roosevelt Soldier Vote Debate Reveals Governor Clash
Washington column analyzes Roosevelt push for soldier ballots and GOP governors who resist. It notes delayed bill passage, uncertainty on soldier turnout, and a restrictive provision limiting campaign activity by service officers with penalties. Source cites mixed signals from officers and lawmakers.
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Soldier News
King Festicen Syndicate, Inc
Walter Winchell Gossip Column Skirts Public Figures and War Views
The San Antonio Light notes Walter Winchell's column and various rumors about Roosevelt intimates, Hollywood figures, and political figures. It references John Roy Carlson, Hedy Lamarr, George Huyell, Eugene Lyons, and others while commenting on editorial attacks and wartime discourse. The item cites the California Legionnaire's critique of Winchell and covers socialites, film news, and military logistics briefly.
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Col. Elliot Roosevelt
Winston Chirchelll
Mary
Eliot
Clark Gable
John Roy Carlson
Second Street
Lonergan i
Tresca
Whiskers
Sor
These Days By George E Sotolsky
A letter from figures tied to Freedom House urges support for easing Soviet policy and criticizes isolationist and pro Soviet stances. The piece defends patriotic American-liberty views and accuses internationalists of timidity, urging a firmer U S policy amid wartime debates.
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Luther Adlers
Sylvia Sidney
the Star
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Massachusetts
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France
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Lisbon
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Charles Washburn
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Broadway Mirror, Inc
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Yacht Club
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Popa
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Detroit Athletic Club
California Legionnaire
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Rankin
United States Naval Reserve
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Texas
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Cougeeed
George E. Sobolsky
Boyleti
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Herbert Agar
Freedom House
William Agar
Harry D. Gideonse
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Leslia Buell
Christopher T. Eumody
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Honitz
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State Department
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