Tidlands Bill movement to reverse federal tidelands claims
A congressional push on the tidelands quit-claim measure argues it restores state and national property rights long held since colonial times while challenging federal policy. The piece predicts a presidential veto by Truman and urges swift Senate approval despite opposition. It frames critics as socialist, warns of nationalization and a Communist plot, and calls for decisive action by Congress.
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United Ui States Senate
Congress
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Tidelands
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Supreme Court
Downey
California
United States
How Dagwood Blondie Grew Into A Comic Classic
A retrospective on Chic Young and the Dagwood Blondie strip marking seventeen years of its popularity. The piece notes Dagwood’s shift from couch to philosophy, the creator’s longevity, and editor Jack Alexander’s skeptical take on enduring gags and quick punchlines.
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Dagwood
Blondie
America
Chic Young
Jack Alexander
Saturday Eveining Post
Dagward
Mister Dumstead
Bumstead’s Secret Strike While the Iron Is Hot
By Elsie Robinson offers practical tips to act on timely ideas. Do not overthink chances that fade with delay. Cautions against clinging to stale plans and urges starting anew when opportunity shines.
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ISR Hing Peatwees Sv, Inc
Fam Enoucu Fam Enoucu and the DOJ in political prosecutions
Westbrook Pegler critiques the Department of Justice for alleged collusion with the CIO and political allies, arguing prosecutions against unions were softened and political enemies punished. He cites cases from the Taft Hartley era, praises Frankfurter’s stance, and questions Chief Justice Vinson and Judge Moore, claiming selective enforcement and influence peddling affected Supreme Court actions.
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Department of Justice
Demarade
Tay
Huey Long Bang
Ples
Moving Picture Union
Chicago
Boris Koste- Taneta
Leavyenworth
Roosevelt
T O
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Ben Moore
Vinson
Justice Frankfurter
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Charleston
W. Va
Washington
Moore
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
MacArthur’s ideals echoed in wartime leadership
Entner profiles General MacArthur’s devotion to liberty and duty as he led U S forces in the Pacific. From holding the line to backing congressional control and private enterprise, his stance champions a free press and national resilience. He emphasizes unity, democracy, and the will to prevail against tyranny.
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MacArthur
America
Pacific
Philippines
Aewar
Washington
Hearst
Quezon
Army
Geeral MacArthur
Congress
American Congress
MacAnchur
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Post Polio Care and Aftercare for Paralyzed Children
A medical guide stresses aftercare for infants polio survivors as crucial as acute treatment. It notes muscle power can return up to 18 months after paralysis, with possible corrective operations later. Parent attitude, controlled activities, and gradual confidence building through suitable recreation are emphasized, including swimming, diving, horseback riding, golf, and safe use of walking aids, guided by an orthopedic specialist.
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Jean
Suggestions for the Nervous Child Who Won't Eat
Br H N Bundesen offers guidance on a nervous child who refuses meals and desires a reply. Readers are invited to write back with a stamped self addressed envelope to receive the advice. Copyright 1945 Kine Feat Srna Inc.
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Kine Feat, Srna, Inc
Odd Facts and Misprints From a Questionable List
A compilation noting varying facts and errors such as Ceylon as an island in the Ty dian Ocean and Lonion’s river being the Thames. It mentions figures like Chester A Arthur as the 21st president and parcel post in the U S, with assorted mis-spellings and garbled lines.
Truman era punditry on Supreme Court shift and Douglas chances
Arthur Baer critiques Justice Douglas amid Truman era tensions. Notes Five to four rulings since nine isn't two percent and speculates on whether Douglas can influence the Pennsylvania reservation. Mentions property claims and Washington colleagues debating ownership. Distributed by 1K.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Truman
Justice Douglas
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Harry
Washington
San Antonio Almanac: Historic notes from 1888 to 1938
A recap of past San Antonio items from May dates across 1888 1908 1918 1928 and 1938. Mentions John P Frey CIO labor moves labor board warnings and cooperative housing plans on McCullough avenue. Also notes local markets meat trends cricket grounds Rough Riders and a rotten egg incident.
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Labor Board
McCullough Avenue
San Antonio
Ohnt
Broadways Echoes on Winchell Column Controversy
A San Antonio newspaper item notes judge Justice M Simmons dismissing a criminal fire complaint against the Daily Mirror Hearst corp and Walter Winchell. The column provoked sharp reactions from readers and editors across media, mentioning Tokyo Rest, Eisenhower, and political commentators in a lively press panorama.
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Daily Mirror
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Walter Winchell
Wincell
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Girl Friday
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Metropolitan Museum
State Department
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Rk Mirror
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Ubi Lion
ALM
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