Trade Treaties and Congress Weighing The Postwar Policy
A historical analysis argues that the era of rubber-stamp legislating is over as independent Democrats and Republicans push Congress to assess executive proposals on their merits. It cites Hull and Lippmann on reciprocal trade deals and warns against mimicking British confidence votes while urging careful scrutiny of postwar plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New Deal Administration
Hull
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Walter Lippman
Wilson
Voices Against War Strikes Stir Mutinous Mood
In a radio address President Roosevelt denounces all strikes in war industries as betrayal. A Honolulu dispatch reports U S service members angered by home coal miners striking. Pvt Ole Ostrum from Texas condemns strikes as sabotage and calls for the Connally anti strike bill to stop mutinies on the home front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rousevelt
John L. Lewis
United Press
Honolulu
Pacific Center
Pvt
Ole Ostrum
Goose Greek
Texas
Midway
Congress
Army
Roosevelt
Usui
Hang
Mr. Roosevelt
Broadway Notes on film and stage battles unseen
Walter Winchelle on Broadway notes a busy season with revivals and new shows. Critics clash over performances by Geral dine Fitzgerald Stella Adler Gregory Peck and Greta Gynt while reviewers praise some American fare including Henry Fonda Mary Hughes and Bobby Breen. The piece mentions political jabs about Lewis and FDR amid wartime sentiment and a collage of magazine pieces and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragdway
Ethel Battymore
Dream
Geddes
Mex Reinherdt
John Anderson
Bir
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Stella Adler
Gregory Peck
Water Loss and Medical Care in Child Dehydration Case
The text discusses how body fluids, mainly water, come from ingested fluids and the tract, stressing children need more water to avoid stomach and bowel disturbances. It covers dehydration from vomiting and diarrhea, symptoms like rapid breathing and headaches, and emergency treatments including Ringer's solution injections and calcium fluoride or carbon dioxide/oxygen breathing as appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheater A. Stewart
New Orleans
Ringer
Roda Han
Unclear pediatric guidance by Dr Bundesen on infant care
Dr H N Bundesen outlines chest and metabolic care for infants. He suggests cautious IV lactate or bicarbonate to correct acidosis and emphasizes restoring fluids, with regular water offers and no force feeding, though the text contains garbled phrases and uncertain references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred- Inge
Syad
Tne
Sam Houston Dress and Style in Early Senate Years
The Texans famed for flamboyant attire wore bold red lined blue broadcloth and a military style cap during his 1840 Senate term. He later adopted a wide Mexican sombrero atop a bright zarape blanket, seen as distinctive though fellow politicians, including Webster and Calhoun, did not object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
United States Senate
Troy
Washington
Dante
Webster
Jonny
Calhoun
Henry Clay
Taean
Benton
Fhiese Mugush
Houston
Washington Lobbies and Senate Silver Connivance Examined
A Washington column exposes how lobbyists and officials circling war contracts blend in high places. It notes James White, deputy clerk for the Senate Silver Investigating Committee, ties to the Rocky Mountain Metals foundation and the mining lobby, while questioning the effectiveness and propriety of lavish dinners and pressuring subsidies. The piece also argues Roosevelt’s wartime leadership could reshape political loyalties and future reelection chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
Northwest
Congress
Senate
Senators
James 4. White
Special
Rocky Mountain Metals Foundation
Treasury
West Point
Indus
Ty Paul Mallon
Silver
White
Danaher
McCarran
Aigtals Foundation
Senate Silver Investigating
The
Metals Foundation
World New Deal Seen for Postwar World Conference
A May 1 gathering at Hot Springs is described as a secret war room for a postwar world new deal. Suggestions include a world government led by international finance, a global commodity regime, a world agricultural program, and a world bank, with the U S and Britain guiding the plan while press access is restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hut Springs
Pearl Harbor
United States
Hot Springs
John Maynard Keynes
London
Great Britain
Wnited
U. S
Britain
Russia
Clut
Jesse Jones
RPO
South America
Chiina
World Commodity Grecit Corporation
Thts
World&g
World Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Hein
Farnsas
Heroine Minens
Kay
Shanelig
Congress
Congress Iil
Love is the complex, evolving force of human connection
A reflective meditation on love as a changing, imperfect force. It argues love is not fixed or always noble, but varies with individuals and contexts, from prayer or blessing to cowardice or disguise. True discipline is the demanding, lifelong practice of love.
In Love and Life With Elsie Robinson
A fragmented excerpt discusses love as a force shaping courage honesty and commitment, questioning whether love makes people braver and truer. It explores romantic ideals, the yearning for a perfectly happy marriage, and the test love requires when facing life’s challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Shaynin Imrdong
Eir Feas
Trice
Ten and Twenty Years Ago May 1933 San Antonio caravan heads to Austin
In May 1933 about 400 San Antonio workers prepared to leave for Austin in a caravan of 50 trucks to press their demands before Governor Miriam Ferguson and the legislature. Another group of 100 or more would travel by freight train. the efforts aimed to place their pleas directly before state leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Ferguson
San Antonio
Austin
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U.S. A
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Mary’ Bel. Hughes
Jonny Doughtoy
Jane Withers
Sweetie
Bobby Breen
Soprano
e@ headliner
Merry Villagers
Tie Wireless
Rinemas
Free Allen
Massa the Mause
Lewis
James
Granery
Aglene Francs
Ike
Sitevenost
Sevastopol
Look
Ruth Atitchell
Vis American Magazine
Mademoiselle
Dorothy Parker
Indy Svar
Jane Hudson
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Onterl
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Hays
W. Cottingham
Anon
al. Martens
T. Bell
McGarthy
Rebecca West
WL Rogers
Aven
Henry
Engles
Dr. H. N
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Camacho
Mexico
World New Deal
United States News
Low- Ann
E. F. Tompkins
Elsie Robinson
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Vollecloy
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