Federal Spending and the Public's Wages Wariness
Senator Byrd argues federal spending burdens workers through wage deductions, noting growing civilian payrolls, military payroll parity, and proposed budget outlays. He urges a public demand for reductions to curb bureaucracy and taxes, warning continued lavish spending will impoverish Americans.
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Byrd
Joint Committee of Conetess
Pearl Harbor
Congress
United States
Virginia Statesman
Truman
Why Emotional Immaturity Makes Tantrums Understandable
The piece explains emotional immaturity as a cause of tantrums and jealous acts, noting a lag between mental and emotional development. It argues that people may be grown up mentally while acting like emotional children, often reacting impulsively before the brain processes can intervene.
Early training shapes a child's demand for pampering
Elsie Robinson notes that pampered infants grow up craving attention and may become spoiled if needs are unmet while neglected kids cling to dramatic tricks. The piece asks readers to consider their own response to social pressures and aging in a light breezy style.
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Bly
Spanish Policy By E F Tompaine
Policy columnist criticizes Secretary Acheson for defending relations with Spain under Franco while condemning Soviet and Nazi regimes. Argues U S should not sever ties with Spain, stressing strategic NATO goals and Mediterranean defense. Claims current policy favors communists and Portugal over Spain and misreads global alliances.
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E. F. Tompaine
Dean Acheson
Communist Party
Lme Sn
Spain
Madrid
Franco
Adolf Hitler
Defent
State Department
Mediterranean
Dlantic
Pyrenées
Latin America
Pensineata Cocekets Eran Pen
Portugal
Russia
United States
Frateo
Taft
Moscow
Acheson
Hitler
Mussolini
America
China
Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News
Arthur Bucs Bare reports Winnie Churchill pushing atomic diplomacy in Commons debate. Opposition offered six negatives to keep it democratic while railing at potential Soviet anger and the costs of such policy. Enduring caution amid wartime style rhetoric from Indianavadran News Service.
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Arthur “Bucs
Winnie Churchill
Commons
Atlantic
Winnie
CBS
Thin Broadway
Far Hoyeek
Phil Foster
Brooklyn
Adele Clark
Mary
McCarty
Ant Fadimay
Burrows
Pasey
Meet a Man From Arizona in Tombstone's Shadow
A vivid reminiscence traces Columbus Girant and his brother Carmen, bootblacks turned printers, from Tombstone to Winslow. The piece recalls the town’s notorious past, the O K Corral shootout’s fame waning beside Chicago’s Valentine’s Day massacre, and Columbus’s rise amid debt, arthritis, and hard work at the first local type foundry.
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Westbrook Pegler
Arizona
Columphue Ghagl
Moreciel
Ariz
Columbus
Ll Frontier
Cortland
Tombstone
Courtland Arizonan
All Prospector
Tally-Ho
Jenna
Ci ‘Ambatone
Brother Smith
O. K. Corral
Clantons
Earps
Chicago
Union Station
Kensal City
Carmen
Crystal Palace
Big Haddock
Prospector
Haddock
Tye
American Type Foundry
TR. Brandt
First National Bank of
Brandt
Giragi
Winslow
Phoenix
Winslow Mail
Holbrook -Winklow
Flagstaff
Solarabels
Stone Avenue
Tucson
Columbus Girant
King Features Syndicate
Causes and treatments of anemia in medical guide
The article explains anemia as a condition with reduced red blood cells and possible causes such as iron deficiency, malabsorption, blood loss, protein deficiency, and thyroid issues. It notes bone marrow damage, infections, and drug effects. symptoms include weakness and rapid heartbeat, with dietary tips emphasizing iron rich foods. It also covers treatment via iron or protein intake and consulting a physician, plus a Q and A about tonsillitis and infection.
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Kiee Feat
Syd
Broadway Notes on Innocent Bystander Glimpses
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway chatter from publishers to performers. He notes Gayden closing just before season end, investors backing major shows, new musicals auditioning angels, and TV and radio figures shaping public taste. The column blends theatre, media, and entertainment gossip with sharp, era-specific tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayden
Tine
Jay Robinson
Tosa
Toilers
Kate
Sth
United Nations Opera Company
Alngels
Woodward House
Banks instructed to honor checks for 345 election day policemen
Ten and twenty years ago on May 21 1999 San Antonio banks were told to honor any checks issued to the 345 special policemen hired for election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Prohibition fight builds in Congress over beer ban
A batch of items notes May 21 dates 19023 1919 and 1609 and 1889 with mentions of Mayor elect Maury Maverick war on flies Pecos bridge and Alamo Street events. Prohibition leaders in both houses push for a forced stance as war ban on beer and light wines draws opposition.
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C.K. Quin
Maury Maverick
Southwest
James M. Doble
Congress
Wilson
Health Department
Folkeman Poesman
Alamo Street
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