Warren Says Free Vote Will Rejected New Deal at Assembly
California Governor Earl Warren denounces the New Deal as aided by corrupt political machines and federal patronage. He predicts a free November vote could swing electoral votes away from the administration and urges a change to end the New Deal’s perceived overreach.
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Earl Warren
California
Republican Assembly
Hague
Kelly
Tammany
Warren
New Deal
The Less Said the Less Dead Crime Warning
A wartime information safety alert warns readers not to repeat unverified rumors about troop movements and war production. It stresses that talking publicly can aid enemy agents and urges discretion in conversations, markets, and transit.
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Mr. Jones
Proper First Aid For Fractures By King Fean Cope's 1904
Broken Bones H N Bandesen explains common fracture causes and care. Gentle handling prevents further damage and reduces shock. Immediate doctor visit, X ray, immobilization with splint or cast, and pain relief are key. Sulfa drugs reduce infection risk, and proper reduction realigns bones before casting.
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Cope's
King Fean
Scholz Reappointed School Board Business Manager
Faul Scholz was re-elected as school board business manager during a board meeting. Subject to a safety agreement, Scholz will serve a three-year term. he has been affiliated with the local actual system for about 81 years.
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Faul Scholz
Scholz
After War Women Face Jobs and Domestic Return
In a 1944 column King Peas argues many women who filled jobs during wartime will quit once peace returns, while some will pursue ongoing careers. Joan Harrison notes others will embrace work as a new, lasting challenge, with some discovering equal expertise in new professions.
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Bister
Joan Harrison
Harrison
King Peas, Spnd, Inc
Runaway Scrape and the Houston retreat in Texas history
James Farber recounts the Runaway Scrape during the Texas revolution. General Houston orders a March 26 retreat with 1300 Texans along the Colorado river facing General Sesma. Despite pursuit by Mexican forces, the move aims to reach San Jacinto and end the war.
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James Farber
Houston
Colorado River
Sesma
Fanny
Gavid
Jong
Sesina
Santa Anna
San Jacinto
International fund plan outlined by Morgenthau cited
PAUL WASHINGTON reports on a postwar currency stabilization framework backed by 34 nations and tied to a new international monetary fund. Morgenthau notes broad support from lawmakers, but warns that this aims to fund stabilizing currencies and may limit decisive action.
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Paul Washington
International Monetary Fund
Treasury
Morgenthau
Morgenthal
Repubcan
Vandenberg
Lkely
Britain
Russia
Bussitti
Hing Features Syndicate, Inc
These Days By George EF Sokols ky Reveals Un Americanizing of Electorate
This piece condemns postwar Americanization efforts led by labor figures like Sidney Hillman and Philip Murray. It argues against compulsory union political contributions and government coercion, labeling them un American and a threat to constitutional government. The writer warns of class consciousness, calls for restoring equality before the law, and preserving traditional American political selfhood.
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United States
Af Congress
Jeb
Mfe
Dies Committee
Philip Murray
C. I
Sidney Hillman
Sidney Tillman
Hillman
Toas
Lines Hillman
America
I. O
King Feal
Sit
San Antonio
LIGHT
San Antonio Licht
A0 Antonio Gazette
Broadway Hri
Sam Antonino Texxa
Associated Press
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Deep South
H. N. Bandesen
SAL Light Files
Dent
John A. Smith Jr
Helen Rowland
Russig
Stalin
Molotov
Roosevelt
George EF. Sokolsky
Texas
Mexico
San Antonin
Congress
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