America Unlimited by Eric A. Johnston essay analysis
A summary of Eric A. Johnston chamber president's May Cosmopolitan essay, arguing that America should embrace postwar capitalism with government loosened controls and smart public works, while preserving individual liberty. Johnston defends free enterprise, social security as a means to opportunity, and urges a bright, practical postwar america driven by business know-how.
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Eric A. Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
America
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mr. Johnston
Horatio Alger
Seattle
Walter Winchell style gossip and showbiz notes flash
Walter Winchell style column fragment details Leonard Urry arranging funeral for Manon, Marion saved from pauper burial, Broadway rumors on Hoover, Black, Crosby, and various celebrities. Mentions Adrienne Ames, Gertrude Niesen, Lana Turner, Pauline Belz, Loretta Young, Marilyn Maxwell, and others with scattered dates and events. Some political and legal notes appear amid entertainment gossip.
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Walter Winchell
Raily the
Stork
Ollie
Leonard Urry
Manon Hervist
London
Marion
MAN Abo Towk
Broadway Hetling Commisshiners
PDR Care
Democratic Biggles
Hoover
Roosevelt
Supreme Courtystice Blark
Hugo Blacker
Dorothy Parmer
Temerd Lyonses
Tommy Wonder
Follies
Jane Withers
H’wood
William Muylins
Boston
Dewey
Americanism note from Jamaica Legion post honors Hearst papers
The Major John W. Mark Post No. 142 announces approval of Hearst newspapers for presenting AMERICANISM and the veterans' post discharge challenges. Public relations officer Andy Wright to contact New York Journal American and Daily Mirror for continued cooperation. Monthly Americanism forum at Odd Fellows lodge Jamaica noted, with recent tribute to Salvation Army mobile canteen efforts for soldiers.
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American Legion
John W. Mark
Post
Hearst
Mark Post
New York City
New York Journal-American
Daily and Sunday Mirror
Andy Wright
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows Lodge
Jamaica
Salysiten Army Mobile Cantern
Long Island
Festival at San Antonio High School Tonight
May 1934 report notes the Golden Buffalo royalty Yount and carnival in San Antonio Voralionit and Technical School. Queen candidates Alma Groma Ami Wallane and kings candidates Robert Chall and Guy Cunpion headline the event. Unfavorable weather threatens cotton yields with heavy rains and cold slowing harvest and boll weevil impact noted by county ag agent Wy Charles Aloyd of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.
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Golden Buffalo Yount
San Antonio
Secord
Charles “H Alyord
Eye Infections Among Children and Transmission Warning
A historical note describes pink eye and other eye infections, their germs such as Koch Weeks daculus, and how diseases spread in schools and families. It covers keratoconjunctivitis, viral causes including measles and smallpox, allergic reactions to cosmetics, and emphasizes doctor led diagnosis and treatment to prevent serious complications.
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Caley
King Feas
Jne
Fannin Surrender and Goliad Massacre Details Examined
Historic discussion revisits the Goliad surrender and the subsequent massacre of prisoners. It highlights General Urrea’s role in enforcing surrender terms and notes Santa Anna’s order for execution while Urrea delegated prison control to subordinates.
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James Fannin
Goliad
Jose Urres
General Urrea
Fannin
Urrea
Guadalupe Victoria
Victoria
Santa Anna
Where do we stand on sex in schools says unseen critic
A columnist critiques a teachers association April magazine piece by Miss Whosis arguing that sex education in schools tramples parental rights and risks undermining discipline. The author warns that teaching romantic love in class would fail to curb delinquency, urging home-based instruction and traditional restraint. The piece frames sex as a deeply personal issue shaped by family values and calls for common sense over progressive doctrines.
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Mallonwashington
Just For High School
Her
Teachers Association
Vlenik
Whosis
Ie Thev
Kine Features Syndicate, Inc
These Days By George K SokolsKy
In a crowded dining room aboard The Spirit of St Louis a navy chaplain and a civilian discuss the vocation of clergy in wartime. The exchange centers on serving one soul, not broad society, and the chaplain’s role in giving comfort to frightened, away-from-home sailors and soldiers. The piece reflects on faith, decency, and the longing for religious observance among American troops, concluding with a respectful portrait of a good man.
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St. Louis
Navy
Seach
Credal
Mail Subscription Rates in Texas Newspapers
Mail subscription rates shown for various Texas papers with daily, Sunday, and combination options. Details include prices for daily and Sunday editions, Sunday only, and weekly by agents, along with notes on second class mailing privileges under the 1887 Act.
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Omer Slater
Sanday
Agen
el Antonio
Dally
Cartier Io
San Antonio
Texan
Act of Congress
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Madam Sand
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Jolson
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Broadway
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Danny Kye
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