Abuse of Veto Power by President Truman
Representative Lemke charges President Truman with excessive veto use, claiming 120 vetoes in under three years defy historical norms. The piece argues framers intended vetoes to sustain Congress in conflicts, not create a new legislative branch, urging Truman to align with constitutional restraint and resolve disputes with Congress.
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Lemke
North Dakota
Truman
Congress
Mr. Lemke
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
John Quincey Adams
Martin van Buren
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Millard Fillmore
James Garfield
James Monroe
George Washington
James Polk
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Truman
Debunking the world owes you a living belief
A reflective Monologue urges readers to see how all they possess was built by others. It argues society’s debt is owed by the individual who benefits from prior labor and invention. The piece invites gratitude and awareness of interdependence in daily life.
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the Intelligentsia
Collier's
Gov. of Florida
Jimmy Fidler
Harold Ross
The
New Yorker
Peter Arno Fang
Mae Westy
Kinsey
M. Ernst
D.loth
Fortright
New York Mirror
Antonio Light
Hearst
Palles Ons
Fifti
San Antonia
Texan
Associated Press
Tse Far Republicasiun
By Elsie Robinson on Self Worth and World Debt
A reflective piece argues personal debt to the world defines our character. It urges readers to measure themselves by obligation, service, and brotherly love, asserting we are as tall and true as our deeds and roots.
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Klug Beat
Psalms Passage Reflects on Man in God’s Vast Creation
A Bible verse from Psalms 8:4-5 contemplates humanity within the cosmos. It ponders what is man that God notices him and acknowledges human beings amid the heavenly works of creation.
Liberalism and secrecy clash over public information
A critical essay criticizes Hoffmans bid to shield government info from publication as a liberal flaw. It denounces secrecy as state control, cites Hitler and Roosevelt era debates, warns of income tax data disclosure dangers, and notes federal and state intrusions on privacy amid political scandals.
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Hoffman
Michigan
Congress
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Jess
Waldorf
FHL
Roosevelt
Ham Fish
Wees
MacArthur Faith and Fate In War and Peace
The article portrays General MacArthur as deeply religious, citing public letters to the World Council of Churches in 1942 and his Leyte broadcast in 1944. It highlights his faith in God guiding victories, calls for divine aid in liberating the Philippines, and his 1945 Christmas message praying for peace on earth.
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Vayid Sentner
Washington
Bureau of
the Light
Sentner
MacArthur
Pacific
World Council of Churches
Australia
God
Galilee
United Nations
Leyte
MacArthy
Philippine
Vwie
The
Philippines
Christ
Sinus Infections and How They Affect Headache
Medical overview of nose and sinus function, causes of sinus infection, postnasal drip and related headaches. Notes on mucus, cilia, factors worsening conditions, and which sinuses cause pain in different head regions.
Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News
War era column by Arthur Bugs Baer notes reading notable secrets in papers yet admits lack of atom bomb briefing. He teases peacetime leaks and cites a submarine that fires but keeps quiet. Compares current info to a vaudeville sketch as defense stories leak with a snigger.
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Arthur
Bugs" Baer
Medical guidance on sore throat and sinus infection risks
Dr HN Bundesen discusses when to seek nose and throat evaluation for suspected sinus infection. Treatment varies by infection type and patient susceptibility. The piece notes sulfona mide preparations as a preventive option and urges readers to consult their physician for individualized advice.
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T. S
Conweight
King Feat
Did You Know Facts From a Turbulent Era
A collection of curious claims cites Franklin as the famous aircooled car, Coolidge commuting Gerald Chapman’s sentence for a state offense, and various figures from U S history. It notes Texas as the Lone Star State, defines slapstick origin, and mentions Adam Smith and a two year U S House term.
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Cooldige
Gerald Chapman
Senate approves billion dollar naval expansion bill
A 199% era note states the senate passed and sent to the White House today the administration's billion dollar naval expansion bill.
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Senate
White House
Age of Electricity and Legs Echoed in Scribbles
A collage from Mister Breger May 1 1928 lists eras from Stone to Electricity and Legs. It notes a tongue in cheek claim that Chaplin is Spaniard and cites odd prices from 1908 Springfield surplus rifle sale and 1888 Austin drill extortion tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisharé
el Mundo
Charlie Chaplin
East Houston St
Belknap Cavalry
Rough Riders
Austin
Broad way By Walter Winchell Highlights Broadway chatter
On Broadway a Walter Winchell column notes funny Midtown vignettes and familiar names. Anecdotes touch Eleanor Holm, Bernarr Macfadden, Jack Campbell and the cast of Inside U.S.A. Many theaters and books in play, with mentions of Truman, Colier, and the literary scene.
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Bernard Baruch
London
Dwy
W. Churchill
B. Lillie
U.S.A
Jack Campbell
Mr. Roberts
Joan Stratton
Ave. Dept
Ruth
Hatchick
Chablis
Rose
Teeland
Jolson
Winter Garden
Manhattan
Thestey
Col’m
Merci
Bracias
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Roosevelts
Fisk
Ilinois
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
FBI
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Republic
Reni
Japan
Far East
Tet
Weber
Fields
Dr. HN. Bundesen
Willan Henry Horrison
U.S
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Baron von Steuben
Texas
Lone Star State
Adam Smith
U. S
S. A
Mister Breger
Amy
Walter Winchell
Salles
Lindy
Eleanor Holm
Will Rogers Hirst
New York
Oklahoma
Rogers
Izzy Elingon
Bernarr Macfadden
Nee
Midtown
Paul Small
Paul
Baltimore
Boston
Small
Detroit
Chicago
Literary Guild
Hervey Allen
Harry ‘Truman
Frank McNaughton
Walter Hehmeyer
Whittlesey
Robert Sherwood
Marty Hopkins
Harper
Mormers Hopkins
Roosevelt White House
Eliot Capp
Varsity
Dim Farley
Cartoon
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Thomas
Sugrue
Everett
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