Atlantic Charter and Hull Confab Spark Debate on Policy
Secretary Hull held a two and a half hour conference with Republican lawmakers, who left dissatisfied about clearer policy. He disclosed postwar ideas for Germany, noted Britain and Russia would not discuss Poland, and said the charter’s principles remain in abeyance pending war’s end. The piece traces the charter’s history and shifting U S stance toward Finland, Poland, and Russia, highlighting calls for clarity and consistency in American foreign policy.
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Hull
Congress
Walter Winchell on Broadway notes and gossip mix
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway chatter and reviews from Paris star Pit eeft to Alistair Boyd Byle. The column mocks critics while praising some acts and reporting on contests by John Golden. It notes satire on press empathy and details about The Fighting Seas and other acts with neutral, non-graphic descriptions.
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Lotmilla Pit Eeft
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Alistair Boyd Byle
John Golden
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Toxic Goiter Toxin and Its Treatments Described
The article outlines toxic goiter caused by excess thyroid secretion leading to nervousness weight loss increased metabolism and possible exophthalmos. It covers diagnosis via basal metabolic rate Lugol iodine preoperative care including rest diet fluids and postoperative warmth and glucose injections.
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Warren H. Cole
Chicago
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King Fest. Syn., Inc
Odd Sleep Facts Stir Interest In Bedroom Lighting
Scientists say bedroom light colors red orange and blue disrupt sleep. Muscular tension is seen as a major cause of light sleep. Social security statistics show that a significant share of Chicago residents aged 45 are dependents.
Bexar County Democrats Choose New Chair in Tight Vote
In 1924 Gary Wright Jomam was elected chairman of the Bexar County Democratic Executive Committee by a narrow 21 to 17 margin over Thurmon Barrett. The count reflected one of the party's closest internal battles in the county's history.
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Bexar County
Gary Wright Jomam
San Antonio
Thurmon Barrett
Dewey Seen as Realistic, Analytical Leader in 1940s Review
A Washington observer surveys Thomas E Dewey, arguing he is not the classic politician but an analytical, fact driven prosecutor turned governor. The piece highlights his cautious independence, administrative skill, delegation style, youth, and relentless work ethic, noting his balance between politics and governance as key to effective leadership.
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New York
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Wendell Wilde
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New York State
Duchess County
Hind
These Days By George F Lorolsey
A 1944 San Antonio Light column critiques perfectionist planners in Britain and America. It links Churchill’s wartime debates with domestic politics, warns against overblueprinted futures, and notes shifts in tax policy and the Atlantic Charter amid postwar expectations. The piece frames idealism, class tension, and leadership challenges during the war era.
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