Bogota pact seals Pan American unity against communism
Delegates from twenty nations met at Simon Bolivar’s residence in Bogota to adopt a unanimous anti communist resolution. The Bogota convention protects private investments across borders and endorses mutual defense and justice while marking the Pan American union's transition to the Organization of American States.
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Simon Bolivar
Smith America
Havana
Russia
Hapsburgs
Pan-American Union
Bogota
Organization of the American States
Bite Life Or Play Safe Ranger Wisdom
A rambled reflective piece urges choosing risk and self respect over conformity. It contrasts bold, adventurous living with safety and social teasing, questioning whether a safe life preserves money and appearances or robs growth and passion.
Odd Facts About U S Presidents and Explorers
A quirky note lists Grover Cleveland as serving two nonconsecutive terms, mentions Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto discovering the Mississippi, and claims St. Augustine in Florida is the oldest town in the United States. The text contains garbled fragments and inconsistent names.
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Hernands de Soie
St. Augustine
Florida
United States
Revelations on Roerich and Wallace in 1930s politics
Westbrook Pegler reports on Henry Wallace’s ties to Russian guru Nicholas Roerich, Roosevelt’s vice president pick in 1940, and fallout with state department. The piece alleges Roerich’s influence in Manchukuo, clashes with U.S. officials, and Wallace’s improvised diplomacy to suppress press critique.
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Henry Wallace
Nicholas Roerich
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Henry
State Department
Roerich
Cordell Hujl
Mortimer Snerd
Wallace
Frances
Perkins
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Manchukuo
Pu Yi
Howard G. MacMillan
James L. Stevens
Department of Agriculture
Fuji
Tokyo
Gye
MacMillan
Stevens
Hailar
Manchuria
Joss House
Doctor Ryerson
Row
East
Harbin Times
Koesrich
Siberia
New York
Kansas
China
Louis Horeh
Cult
Hareh
Stele Department
Booth
Secretary Wallace
Mortimer
Letley
Imagination Reveals Wealth of a Poor Man
Poem fragment by Nick Kenny extols imagination as a cure for sorrow and inequality. It claims imagination can transform misery into joy, bestow riches, restore sight, and turn hell into heaven, with emphasis on the reader's agency.
New Drug for Toxic Goiter Proposes a Breakthrough
The article explains propylthiouracil as a powerful new drug to treat toxic goiter, improving symptoms like nervousness rapid heart beat and weight loss. It notes thiouracil's earlier issues and outlines dosing guidance potential to avoid surgery, with possible reactions and when operation remains necessary. It also covers precautionary steps before thyroid surgery and mentions unrelated scalp itch remedies in a Q A section.
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Castile
King Feat
Ayn
Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News
Article by Arthur Bugs Haer critiques the United States of Europe facing a tariff war over whale oil led by Laplanders with Portuguese lobbying against it. It vents about democracy, representation, and a utopian neighbor policy, noting distant observers and economic tension shaping the regional stance.
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Arthur “Bugs” Haer
United States of Europe
10 and 20 Years Ago May 1958 Oscar Owens
A brief note recalls Oscar Owens and a penyan falcon in 1958. A crower last night carted off 15 fancy hens.
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Oscar Owens
Tracy the Gallaw at Risko theater week May 16 1913
The main attraction at the Risko theater this week is Mister Breger FAX 10 1928 Tracy the Gallaw made in San Antonio. Mary Pickford will make one more moving picture then retire for good. The Texas Cleanup is the subject of Colliers Americ an Saloon series by Wi Irwin.
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Tracy the Gallaw
San Antonio
Risko
Mary Pickford
Texas
Colliers
Wi Irwin
Irwin
Memo for Editors notes on politics and culture from Walter Winchell
A rapid fire column cites international intrigue and public figures. It repeats rumors about Yugoslav youth appeals to Americans, anticipates Benny Meyers' appeal, and notes the Taft Hartley act challenge by the Civil Liberties Union. It mentions Peron seeking Falkland annexation, British policy, and a string of literary and entertainment gossip with names like Capote, Waugh, Goldwyn, and Farley.
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Yugoslavia
Tite
Ostar Gavrilovich
LaEeeau
New York
Benny Meyers
Civil Liberties Union
Asher Lang
Peron
Falkland Islands
Britain
State Department
Palestine
Lord Beaverbrook
Intelizenisia
C. B. MacDonald
B Shapiro
Doubleday
Hollywood
Evelyn Waugh
Loved One
Jay Hoy
Frances'Howard
Sam Goldwyn
Jamaica
Magic Mirror
Mistress
Churchill
M. Schulman
Truman Capote
L. Beebe
Capote
Met
Virginia Dare
Joan ‘Casile
Esu
James Farley
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Pegler
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Heaven
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Federal Court
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New York City
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Virgin Queen
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Bnroapway
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Taft
Mrs. Fdr
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MacArthur
Dewey
Hisenhower
Stassen
D. M. Muloelk
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J. Conrad
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Middle Europe
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Molly
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