Postal Pay Raise Advances in House Committee
The House of Representatives committee agrees favorably and unanimously on a long-pending postal pay increase after weeks of study. The measure would raise basic pay for thousands of U S postal workers, marking progress but not full justice. Past attempts in either chamber have stalled, delaying a needed wage adjustment.
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Conference attitudes shift as Russia shows flexible stance
News Behind the News reports cautious optimism from the world peace conference. While Moscow’s willingness to cooperate improves mood and aids agenda setting, authors warn that real progress remains slow and basic problems—economic, financial, political—still loom large. Delegates have formed committees, and smaller nations may gain concessions through the Dumbarton formula, but no durable peace is yet assured.
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Bill Must Pass to Save Postal Service Says Carrier Chief
William C. Doherty of the National Association of Letter Carriers urges President Hearst to support a postal pay raise. He warns that underpaid workers and manpower shortages threaten the future of the postal service and demand congressional action this session.
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Hearst Paper Praised by Federal Official for City Liveable Contest
A federal official commends the Chicago Herald-American for The Better Chicago Competition offering $25,000 in prizes for city liveable blueprints. He notes cities are unattractive due to poor planning and warns about suburban wealth loss. He praises the paper for public service, urging urban improvements and practical community solutions.
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Better Chicago Competition praised by U.S. administrator
A letter from Major General Philip B. Fleming, U.S. Army Administrator, commends the Chicago Herald-American for launching The Better Chicago Competition offering 25 000 in prizes for blueprints for a more liveable city. He urges planners nationwide to study the initiative as a public service addressing urban decay and tax flight to suburbs.
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Managing Seasonal Hay Fever Symptoms Before Pollen Season
Lay fever patients with seasonal hay fever should prepare in advance to avoid trouble from pollen. Seek surroundings with lower pollen exposure, close unfiltered windows, and use air conditioning. Wear pollen masks, avoid outdoor activity on windy days, and consider medications like epinephrine or aminophylline under guidance.
Hay fever relief hints from doctors at Maya clinic
Drs Louis Brickman and Philip Gelbach advise that after an initial decongestion stage hay fever symptoms can return as blood vessels flare. Vitamin C in moderate doses may help some patients, especially when other treatments fail. Rest and avoidance of irritants, excitement, and heavy smoking are recommended.
Callahan Rangers No Mercy Tactics From Seguin Era
Texas ranger Captain J A Callahan led a rough no mercy campaign against rustlers along Yorks Creek. After a wounded rustler surrendered Callahan invited him toward Seguin and shot him in the head, reflecting a brutal era of border law enforcement and its far reaching impact.
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San Francisco and the Bill of Rights for All Nations
A political column argues against perfectionism in U S policy and urges San Francisco to craft a moral Bill of Rights that applies to all nations. It warns that the United States must avoid territorial grabs and instead seek a universal framework to prevent future wars. The piece questions Tehran and Yalta diplomacy and calls for a genuine, rights-based plan to safeguard civilization.
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World War II ideals vs. realpolitik in Sokolsky column
George E. Sokolsky denounces postwar arrogance and argues for a world congress of mankind over power politics. He laments moral lawlessness in international relations and urges San Francisco to reject Dumbarton Oaks and Yalta, embracing justice and universal peace.
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Understanding the meanie and how to outlast it
The piece advises that harmful types cannot be bound by law or sympathy and warns against retaliation. It argues that the meanie craves power and publicity, so the reader should study the perpetrator's motives, avoid giving them attention, and treat them as a nuisance to prevent lasting harm.
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Mean World, Gentle Soul By Elsie Robinson
An advice note on handling mean people with inner strength. The author urges readers to keep their character and inner peace intact rather than let a mean comment derail them. It encourages treating hostility as mere dirt on the heel and moving forward with dignity.
Marry Go Round by Helen
A humorous column debates modern wives juggling roles. It notes women’ s multitasking, changing social aims, and the idea of collecting husbands as a psychiatric concern. The piece mocks vanity and explores how marriage expectations influence men and women.
Cadet Col J G Mctaney Named Principal Candidate
From the San Antonio Light files May 5 1938 Cadet Col J G Mctaney of San Antonio named principal candidate from Texas A M College for a commission as second lieutenant in the U S Marine Corps Cadet Levit Ray Murray of Mercedes maimed as alternate Elizabeth Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Baldwin elected president of the Caprated Gown society at the University of Texas Rowland discusses a husband’s reform and social mores in a column about changing marriages and self sacrifice The piece wryly notes women bear burdens while men seek changes in heart and home
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