West Coast academies urged for postwar officer training
Congress is urged to fund permanent West Coast officer training facilities for the Army and Navy. West Point and Annapolis are overcrowded and unable to produce enough or the right kind of officers, especially after the war showed the need for Pacific-style warfare training and facilities.
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West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Annapolis Academy
Pacific Seaboard
West
Gordon McDonough
War
United States
New Dehydration Therapy Said To Relieve Rheumatism
English doctors Copeman and Pugh report a dehydration based treatment that reduces bodily fluids to lessen swelling and nerve pressure. They claim three fourths pain relief and restored activity in rheumatism and fibrositis patients, with sciatica also improving in some cases.
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Wiliam S.C. Copeman
Lewis G. Pugh
Doctor Recommends Salt Solution Sciatica Therapy
Dr. H. N. Bundesen is given four hours of treatment with encouragement to get up after. The method avoids fever from rheumatic infection and may relieve long standing sciatica by shrinking nerve tissue and reducing spinal fluid pressure. Results are variable, best under physician supervision.
1936 San Antonio crops hit by heavy rain at night
From the files of S A Light May 24 1936 reports a million dollar rain drenched Bexar county crops last night. W Frank Wortham of Weslaco warns in a convention speech of communism threats and calls for stronger American institutions. Major citywide improvements planned include storm and sanitary sewers and widening. Census data shows San Antonio as the state's largest city.
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S.A
Bexar County
W. Frank Wortham
Weslaco
American Legion
Walter Winchell Buzzes Through Town Gossip and Rumors
Page fills with a stream of society gossip and insider rumors from Broadway to Washington. Names such as Lady Daphne Straig ht and Walter Graebner mingle with court intrigues, court appointments, and film stars while notes touch on politics, theater, and a cultural snapshot of the era.
Radio Licensing and Censorship Power Under FCC Review
The article argues that radio licenses grant the federal government control over news and views broadcast. It cites FCC power to grant or revoke licenses and renewals, noting promises of public service may imply government and propaganda bias. Paul Porter warns of stricter renewal reviews and broader regulation of station operations.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Formance
Paul Porter
Commission
Public interest and censorship in broadcasting debate
The piece argues that the public interest clause drafted by Hoover was not meant to permit censorship. It compares radio to vaudeville and presses, notes reader and listener tests for taste, and warns that FCC control would create a totalitarian veto over American public opinion. It cites King Features Syndicate.
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Herbert Hoover
Nho Press
FCC
By & Sms
King Features Syndicate
Ino
Broadway Gossip and Political Skirmishes Stir NYC Press
A jumble of political firings and rumors roils New York coverage. Demarest, Queens motor vehicles chief, was fired after a 1923 Ku Klux Klan tie-up surfaced. Eisenhower MacArthur visit motives and other celebrity quips ripple through Broadway chatter.
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Daily Mirror
New York
Horace A. Demarest
Queens Courty
Ku Klux Kien
Dewey
Demarest
The Dangers of Judging Others and Its Subtler Reach
A reflective piece warns that judging others grows from a small habit into a corrosive pattern. It traces how Miss A and Mrs B become points of scorn, spreading to others and souring the reader's outlook. The essay likens judgment to a cancer, eroding warmth and connection.
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Tiecome
Miss A
Gibson
Sunday School Lesson Redefines Judgment Across Time
Quote from Elsie Robinson frames a moral about judgment and humility. The piece references biblical lines about judging others, tying to contemporary reflections on intolerance.
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