Strength Without Justice
The San Francisco conference faces lukewarm interest from many nations and a shift in Moscow's stance after Yalta. Alastair Forbes notes Russia's veto demands and unilateral Polish actions undermine three power promises, while Tass denies Poland was discussed. Churchill quotes urging power with justice for delegates.
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London Daily Mail
Alastair Forbes
Yalta
United States
Eden
House of Commons
Poland
Moscow
Russia
Iig
Mr. Forbes
Kremlin
Tass
Forbes
Winston Churchill
Walter Winchell Park Registered and Wartime Theater Talk
Walter Winchell delivers a wartime pep talk to veterans in San Francisco after visiting wounded at the hospital site. He stresses self-respect, duty, and the nation’s resilience, praising veterans for shaping history and resisting bully powers. He notes Pearl Harbor as a turning point and honors sacrifices made in defense of democracy.
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Meyerogsad
Lokye
Pearl Harbor
FDR
Not a sentimental guy but praise for nation's resilience
A speaker addresses a broad audience across the 48 states, praising efforts that preserved national self-respect and civilian dignity. He stresses that ordinary Americans will not simply sit quiet and recalls a quote about the dangers of Nazi rule, expressing personal warmth and inviting the recipients.
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Mrs. America
Changing Roles After War Love and Work Unite
A psychologist notes shifting attitudes in women after wartime. Though marriage remained important, women now pursue careers, ambitions, and varied interests. The piece argues men cannot claim sole purpose for women as society evolves beyond traditional roles.
Love Wins Over Ambition In A Woman’s Life Choices
Helen Rowland argues that a woman seeks love and a home above all, but many pursue self expression and adventure too. She suggests love ultimately dominates career ambitions, from writing to reform, and jokes about how a powered life still centers on romance and partnership.
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Mary
Tove
King Peay. Gyud., Inc
Those Texans by James Farber tale of barbed wire wins
Henry Sunbarn surveys the Texas market for barbed fencing as demonstration wire travels from Sherman to Dallas Austin and San Antonio. He persuades merchants like Jon A. Webb and John W. Gates, later “Pioneer Gates,” with a downtown demo showing barbed wire’s toughness and broad appeal among Texans and Indians alike.
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Henry Sunbarn
Travols
Shaw
Texas
Inborn
Sherman
Tinais
Indiin
San Antonio
Gates
John W. Gates
Storm of protest over Argentina admission at conference
A turbulent reaction gripped press and radio as Argentina joined the world conference decision. Critics accused the move of fascist overtones while supporters defend the deal as honoring Chapultepec promises for Latin America. The piece argues the American delegation acted to secure Latin American alignment and press freedoms, noting Molotov aimed to delay and provoke reaction.
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San Francisco
Argentina
Mssrs
Stettinus
Vandenberg
Connally
Rocke- Toller
Molotov
Fascista
Db All
Britain
Ohlaw
Come Plainants
Coor
Chapultepec
Los Angels
Cale
Conry
Russia
Fentina
Lublin Pates
King
New Thiouracil Treatment Highlighted For Toxic Goitre
An old San Antonio Light piece discusses thiouracil as a promising therapy for toxic goitre, noting its advantage over surgery. Doctors Nussey and Birmingham report three weeks to twelve months of treatment yielding good results in 26 of 27 patients, with supervision and dose adjustments to prevent adverse reactions.
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Adolph M. Nussey
Birmingham
England
Nussey
Nusrey
Mailbox theft chase highlights early crime report
A May 4 1995 item recalls a Yad on rural mailboxes in search of send dime chain setters. Special Officer H G Vallance Jr pursued a car on Donaldson Avenue and Take Boulevard when a boy dove in and sped away. Five boxes had been opened on inspection.
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Bollce
H. G. Vallance Jr
Vallance
Donaldson Avenue
Boulevard
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