Bricker Seen as Honest Candidate in Pacific War Debate
Governor Bricker of Ohio, a Republican presidential hopeful, earns broad public support for his stance on reconversion and Pacific theater priorities. He argues the West Coast should not bear the war’s burden while the rest of the nation shifts to peacetime production, warning that flawed policy could prolong the war and hurt US interests. The piece contrasts Bricker’s view with the Roosevelt administration’s approach to war allocation and global strategy, asserting Bricker’s call for a true global perspective.
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Bricker
Ohio
America
Seattle
West
Germany
Japan
Roosevelt
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Europe
Tts
Walter Winchell On Broadway Rumors and Roaring 1936 Talks
Walter Winchell on Broadway teases Roosevelt anecdotes and trade gossip. Notes about Bing Crosby recording Porter songs, Michael Todd buying a 48th Street theater, Joan Blondell in a film, and theater buzz from New York hot spots, with industry figures, marriages, and upcoming shows.
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Columbus
Mark Twain
Alexis Salth
Joan Blondel
Bouncing Blondells
David ©. Selanick
United Artists Studios
Mary Pickford
Winter Garden
Bing Crosby
Bing Hag
Tony de Maree
Sally
Northeastern Co-operative Education Proves Its Worth
Northeastern University in Boston demonstrates the success of its co operative plan after 35 years. The 1909 program mixed classroom study with five week work periods, producing 2700 day students by 1941 earning 600000 annually while earning degrees in engineering arts and business.
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Northerston University
Boston
Northeastern University
Northeastern
Carl & Ell
Eli
Vitamin E crowns trial for atrophic arthritis patients
Dr. H N Bundesen reports that high doses of vitamin E in wheat germ oil, combined with B complex, improved swelling and mobility in about three quarters of atrophic arthritis patients. Only small numbers tested. females responded better than males. elderly-type cases with bone overgrowth did not improve.
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Simon Stove
Manchester
N. H
Doctor Stone
Dottor Stone
King Fear, Syn., Inc
War Starts In Our Hearts Not In Enemies
A wartime editorial argues collective responsibility for conflict. It warns peace cannot come through vengeance or domination, noting greed envy and intolerance fuel wars. The piece contends America cannot dictate peace while domestic injustices persist and urges moral reflection.
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Amul
United States
America
We Won’t See Peace When Soldiers Return Home
A column by Elsie Robinson argues that wartime optimism will fade after the boys come home. She predicts ongoing international and domestic quarrels, defaults, and upheaval, contending frank talk isn’t unpatriotic but sensible.
Hats and Hearts in the Panhandle Hat Tale
In a Panhandle tale two women vie for hats. Mrs Hays, famed for sunbonnets, vies with neighbor Mrs Gerlach who owns a gleaming sailor hat. A wandering man’s praise sparks Mrs Hays to seek a similar prize, but she returns with only memories of her sunbonnet.
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Mose Unys
Panhandle
Hays
Mrs. Hays
Gralach
Alna Price
Allied press weighs Japanese rail strategy in Chungking drive
The piece surveys Jap rail aims from Loyang to Chungking and Hankow, noting limited use of Heiping and Hankow routes, Japan's split army deployment, and Chinese resistance bolstered by U S air support while forecasting a stubborn, prolonged struggle without decisive gains.
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Washington
North
Centra
China
Rai
Peiping
Nanking
Cheng
Loyang
Honanfu
Yangtze
Oat Chungking
Tehang
Tung Ting Lake
Wren
Chungking
South Onia
Mateuhtls
North China
Themeland
South Pacific
Step
Uie
Hankow
Far East
These Days By George E Sorossey
A trenchant polemic argues that the South faces a major political upheaval as northern financiers and the CIO political actions committee back a new deal aligned campaign. The piece rails at carpetbaggers, Hillman’s group, and alleged outside influence threatening Jeffersonian local self government and southern Democratic loyalties.
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South
Washington
New York
Sidney Hillman
Congress
Ridney Hillman
F. D. Re
Democratic Party
New Deal
Political Actions Committee
New Yorker
Bouth
America
Coyle
Orater
Akoll
CTO
CIO
Aillman
Communist Party
National Spears
White House
CIO Political Actions Committee
Hillman
Sen
Tae
Young bailiff Clinton Wood tops federal bench in San Antonio
From the L A Light Files May 16 1934 young Clinton Wood 23 son of Deputy U M Wood named personal bailiff to Federal Judge Meblillen in San Antonio The piece notes a 1926 appointment and also mentions Lieutenants F M Hopkins and H P Rush returning to Kelly Field from a cross country flight to New York in a De Havilland plane The San Antonio Light is cited as the local paper and AP member publication rights are stated
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San Antonio
Clinton Wood
L M. Wood
Young Wood
BR. J. Meblillen
F. M. Hopkins
H. P. Rush
Kelly
New York
DeHavilland
SAN Antonio Light
An Antonio
Mail Subscription Rates in Texas Evening Press
Postal notice lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier rates in Texas towns and several statewide options. The San Antonio Daily and Sunday editions by carrier cost weekly and monthly rates, with varied terms for daily only and Sunday only.
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Eee
Texas
Naily
Son
Excey Ag Buda
Sunda
San Antonio
Daly and Sanday
Aganta
Agia
Conpruag
Maro
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Modellynn Davie
Liewt. Gomdr. McClelland Barclay
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King Features Symiioats, Inc
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