Propaganda Threatens America Says Duke Windsor
A wartime era letter column argues that foreign and domestic propaganda poisons minds and could wreck democracy. It urges coast to coast action including outlawing organized foreign propaganda, a nonalignment pledge, and a broad press campaign to promote Americanism and national safety for Americans.
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Duke of Windsor
Verdun
Eugene Drumm
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New York County
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Earl Browder
Congress
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Western Hemisphere
Higher Learning Still Proves A Springboard To Success
Federal education chief John W. Stude baker led a survey of 46,006 alumni showing 98 percent of male graduates and 93 percent of female graduates employed, while only a small share rely on relief. The study finds salaries rise faster for degree holders, and that pre graduation experience plus initiative secures first jobs, making practical experience essential.
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United States Colleges and Universities
Rheumatic Fever in Children Warns of Heart Damage
Medical note describes how rheumatic fever can follow common illnesses in children, with symptoms ranging from mild fatigue to joint pain and potential heart involvement. It covers diagnosis challenges, bed rest, vitamin-rich diet, aspirin use, dental/tonsil infections cleanup, and experimental vaccine research by Wolffe and Digilto.
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W. A. Digitlo
Philadelphia
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Vacation Quiz Questions From a King Features Puzzle
A set of geography trivia prompts asking continents for Ecuador, country for Klondike, city in Windy City, location of Cape Hatteras, city on Strand, sea after Suez, poles climate, Kalamazoo's state, Gulf of the Auanes, Martha's Vineyard coast, Isle of Capri, Grand Canyon flow. Answers on comic page.
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Klondike
Windy City
Cape Hatteras
Strand
Mediterranean
South Pole
Kalamazoo
Auanes
Martha'a Vineyard
Isle of
Capri
Grand Canyon
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Jones backs small loans stir in Washington
Washington on May 14 reporters note RFC Chairman Jesse Jones faces strong pushback over small business loans. Congress critiques political influence and pressure to back finance schemes, while a separate segment discusses a 42 million expansion for economic research and implications for federal agencies.
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Conaider Jones
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16 and 20 Years Ago From L. A. Light Files
A summary of events from May 16, 1029 and May 16, 1918 notes Alamo Heights annexation talk amid debt worries, nursing school graduation at Santa Rosa, and a first flight arrival in Fort Worth Aerial Transportation with hotel reservations for E G Kinsolving. The item reflects local civic issues and early air travel history.
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Fort Worth
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Metropolitan Hotel
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Aerial Transportation Company
Percy Tyrell
Gunter Hotel
E.G. Kinsolying
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