Garner as a genuine American and presidential hope
The piece argues John Nance Garner, long vice president, is a principled, economical, patriotic leader misaligned by the political machine. It urges voters to distinguish pledges from deeds, praise his integrity, and question why such a candidate is not freely nominated and elected by the people.
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John Nance Garner
United States
Garner
Mr. Garner
Hearst
Jown Nance Garner
Reciprocal Trade critique by Mollin on farm imports
F E Mollin secretary of the American Livestock Association criticized Secretary Hulls reciprocal trade treaties. He cited a five year period from July 1934 showing agricultural export value fell by 184349000 mainly due to rising imports. He warned the American market belongs to American farmers and could be shifted abroad.
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F. E. Mollin
American Livestock Association
Hull
America
Europe
Mullin
Swastika Symbol Linked to Cancer Study Sparks Debate
Washington science note reports Connecticut expert Dr. Jones observed cancerous corn growth chromosomes forming a swastika. The piece discusses science faith and ethics, noting the symbol's historical benign use among Jain and Buddhist traditions and urging further inquiry into its meaning in biology and politics.
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Washington
D. ¥. Jones
Connecticut Agricultural Department
National Academy of Sciences
Swastika meanings debated amid Nazi era science claims
A reader argues against the idea that the swastika is inherently evil, citing critics of earlier anthropological theories and Nazi assertions. The piece questions the scientific basis for viewing society as an organism and warns that science should defend against dangerous political chimeras rather than sell out to biased constructs. Copyt 1960 by King Fess Synd Inc.
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Wev
Pittsburgh
Phil
Bax
Dr. Jones
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Unereich
King Fess, Synd., Inc
King Fens
Defeatism as a Nationwide Blight and Its Cure
The piece argues defeatism is a spreading social ill worse than disease, a mindset that avoids effort and shames scientists. It condemns couch potatoes who profane progress by lingering in self pity and refuses to act until forced by circumstances. It urges embracing effort, hustle, and responsibility to overcome hardship.
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America
Defeatism and the American Youth Fight to Succeed
By Elsie Robinson argues defeatist attitudes from saloon days now infect youth who stay home. She claims life is not done to people but shaped by choices, urging readers to embrace conquest and resist chronic defeatism.
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Phacey
America
Doverport
Siple
Municipal Bond Vote Narrowly Divides City Voters
May 7 1810 and 1920 era notes show proponents of a 4.07 municipal bond issue claiming a slim lead as unofficial totals reported 17,830 votes in favor versus 17,335 against. Contested by Citizens' League, results hinted a sharp political battle during a spirited balloting. Emil E Hillie elected San Antonio Rotary president with officers and board members named. County Democratic Convention endorses Thomas B. Love of Dallas while women delegates pressure for Bevler and Fisher Cheninghaan endorsements.
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Citizens’ League
Emil £. Hillie
San Antonio
Rotary Club
F. Tx 'Hanson
View
Paul Brhale
Ase Leongmens
Tghanbe A Loarme
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
Hal Bevler
Mlanie Fisher Cheninghaan
Washington Voices on Slum Funds and War Strategy
The piece notes Congress push for housing authority funding amid WPA and PWA cuts, with New York Senator Wagner backing a bill for hundreds of millions. It then analyzes British wartime strategy in Norway, Chamberlain's speech, Mussolini’s moves, and possible five-year war duration, along with internal U S political maneuvering in Texas and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PWA
New York City
Wagner
United States
White House
Great Britain
Norway
Chamberlain
Hitler
Commons
Blood Circulation Dangers From Poor Blood Supply
Medical discussion on how reduced blood flow harms extremities, causes coldness ulcers and gangrene, and how to protect the body with warm clothing and weight management, plus Q A on coronary thrombosis heartburn and eyelashes growth. Endorses limiting alcohol, smoking, and emphasizes cause-based treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R.learmonth
University of Edinburgh
Unclear prompt fragment about science terms and alloys
Fragmentary OCR lists many terms and mismatched clues about chemistry, paints, antiseptics, alloys, and elements. It asks to match phrases to definitions but the readable text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or a single event.
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J. P. DeLesdernier
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