Printers Celebrate Centenary and Typographical Week in Texas
The Longshore Typographical Union marks 100 years while Texas Gov Shivers proclaims Typographical week. The union, oldest U S labor group, began 1852 in Cincinnati with Texas locals forming by 1875 in Galveston and San Antonio. The piece notes printers influence in daily life and jokes about Etaoin shrdlu.
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Gov. Shivers
Texas
The
Printers’ Union
United States
Cincinnati
Galveston
Letter to the Editor on a national hoax and Hoover Roosevelt
The writer argues a hoax shaped U.S. destiny, citing The Review of Reviews defending Hoover and alleging New York law blocked the stock market crash. It claims Franklin D Roosevelt as New York governor exploited public ignorance to rise to power, twisting history and politics.
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The
Light
U.S. A
Nerbert Hoover
S. A
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Franklin PD
Roosevelt
This Is The Law On The Constitution And Presidential Powers
Sokolsky argues the constitution as law over presidential whim. He cites Judge Pine on steel seizure and NRA rulings, warns against precedent, suggests welfare and inherent powers distortions, and stresses government by law. He contrasts leader ship theory with the constitutional balance.
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David A. Pine
United States of America
Tne
Judge Pine
Supreme Court
NRA
Congress
Judiciary
Pine
United States
Hitler
Germany
United Sites
Broadway Scenes Mix Fame and Flop in 1952 Gossip
A dense collage of show business notes from 1952 covers television hopes dashed for a radio star, camera nerves at premieres, and quick takes on actors, producers, lawsuits, and industry ironies. Names include Barbara Baxley, Sammy Fuller, Gloria Swanson, Fanny Hurst, and Cobina Wright amid chatter on plays, TV, and press intrigue.
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Barbara Baxley
Jean Arthurs
Julie Harris
Sammy Fuller
F. F
N.Y
Kidney infection in pregnancy eased by new drugs
Dr H N Bundesen notes antibiotics and sulfonamides reduce danger from kidney infection in pregnancy. Causes include ureter compression by the growing baby, leading to symptoms of burning urination, fatigue, fever, and high pus in urine. Treatment includes hospital care, bed rest, IV fluids, possible tube drainage, and prompt use of sulfonamides with aureomycin or other antibiotics.
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King Fea. Syn,. Inc
Hirohito Restored as Emperor After Pearl Harbor
Eleven years after Pearl Harbor, Hirohito is emperor again. The piece recalls a claim about a Bull Horse rider swearing to ride the emperor’s white boss down Tokyo’s best street against traffic.
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Arthur
Pearl Harbor
Hirohito
Tokyo
Bugs Baer Commentary on Tokyo Derby and East Asia Prosperity
A snappy wrap featuring Bugs Baer critiquing the Tokyo derby and Asian cooperative prospects. Witty lines reference the emperor, dice in a hat, and a rising sun metaphor, noting shifts from past to present political and economic dynamics amid playful pseudo-journalism.
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Bugs” Baer
Tokyo
Bull
Cathay
San Antonio May 5 historical notices through the years
A compilation lists events from 1942 rent ceiling enforcement actions and landlord prosecutions to 1932 orchestral music week programs, 1922 tornado damage in Austin, 1912 demolition for Wolff & Marx development, 1902 Western Union office fire, and 1892 lost valise notice.
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San Antonio
City Hall
San Antonio Philharmonic Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
San Antonio Music Week Assn
Eli Hertzberg
Austin
Soledad
Veramendi
Houston
Malnave
Wolff & Marx Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
W. Commerce St
See Here Young Man Learns From Cheap Labor Tale
A Harvard graduate visiting his mother in the country is teased as cheap labor for fixing a gate. The narrator recalls his own childhood relenting to parental tasks and notes the mother funded the son’s education and upkeep, suggesting she could have hired labor at a cost but chose to manage him instead. The piece reflects on family dynamics and generational attitudes.
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Joe Walcott
Philly
Erich Bkanvils
Harvard
Jie
New York City
Jim
New York
Ti Vard
Hs Board
Broken Heart Marian Seeks Hope After Loss
A grieving mother writes that time does not heal but can plant a nobler life from sorrow. She urges embracing memories, walking with life, and letting heartbreak blossom into tenderness that serves others, despite the deep wound. Copyright 1052, Kine Fea. Syay dre.
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Marian
Syay Dre
Fragmentary health notice with unclear details
The readable fragments mention a disease odor and a health service, with references to sorting and a person or place named Pete. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts suitable for a full summary.
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the Ghelf
San Antonio Typographical Union
LT. U
Herbert Moorer
Hesse
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Sokolsky
George E. Sokolsky
VNC
William Randolph Hearst
Walter Winchell
Wenchell
George Givol
Good Will
Town Hall
T. Manville
Versailles
Polonaise
Nathan Hale
Gogi’s
Elizabeth Norman
Del
Lesters
Marvin Coles
Washington
Margaret Truman
Zanucks
France
Fanny Hurst
U. S
Geneva
World Health Assembly
Oscar Ewing
Harry Sobel
Columbia Records
J. Ray
Met
Billingsley
Times Square
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Eisenhower
Cobina Wright
Prince Philip
England
New York Mirror
Cna
aRmacy
Dr. H. N
Baering Dow
IN. S
L.A
John Fest
Flores St
Westbrook Pegler
Mister Breger
Elsie Agbinson
Leener
Pete Hug
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