Call for Compulsory American History Education Nationwide
The piece argues for universal American history instruction and exams in all schools. It highlights California New Jersey and Maryland actions and urges every state to enact compulsory history in K-12 and require graduation mastery and college entrance readiness with history as a core mandate. It emphasizes the national duty to educate future leaders in the nation’s story.
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United States
California
Earl Warren
New Jersey
Walter E. Edge
Maryland
University of Maryland
Harry Clifton Byrd
Warren
News Behind the News on the Truman era figures
A reflective critique of postwar U.S. governance naming Edwin W. Pauley Snyder Hannegan and others as pivotal appointees. It contrasts their middle class background with prior administrations, notes bureaucratic duplications at RFC, and highlights how figures like Charles Ross are valued for honesty.
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Edwin W. Pauley
Reparn Tiahs Commission
Moscaty
Pauley Madi & Qwiliion
California
Nic
Heigit
Witer Harding
Coolidge
Dwight Morrow
Morgen
Chariie Dawes
Chicago
Pauley
Snider
Snyder
Treasury
Bob Hannegan
Raman
Tansegan
Roosevelt
Han Negan
Hanvegan
Washington
Roosevelt Hina Seni
Charles Ross
British Labor party plan sparks fears of state socialism
The piece warns that the British Labor party proposes a five year plan leading to nationalization of key industries and a state directed export program, likening it to Bolshevik and Nazi models. It argues such measures threaten free enterprise and could pull Britain toward totalitarian economics, urging the United States to reject alien ideologies.
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Sre Vorca
America
Labor Party
New York
London
Griminskey Industries
Communany
Lenin
Bolshevist
Risin
Lator Party
Guanan'eles
Junk Railways
Thp Bank of Enghand
England
Britain
Worm Infestation Warns of Barefoot Risk at Beach
A period article warns of hookworm and others entering the body through bare feet contacted by polluted soil. Symptoms include fatigue, nervousness, anemia, and darkened blood, with treatment using carbay tetrachloride and saline laxatives. warns to inspect family health.
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Bayefoot
Justin Ane
Lo and 20 Years Ago From L A Light Files May 70 1935
A scrambled clip notes San Antonio public polling, a May 70 1935 survey by R. & Menefer shows 44 percent support for school board proposals, and references to Hilton sisters Daisy and Violet, with local officials and county figures named in brief notices.
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L.A. Light Files
San Antoltio
Violet
Daisy Hilton
Antonio “Bramnese
Suipe
Annairis McChoskey
Keith
Hilton
Carbon tetrachloride treatment risks liver and bile impact
The article explains dangers from carbon tetrachloride therapy including severe liver damage and increased bile pigment in blood, plus risk of malnutrition and bowel obstruction. It notes dietary restrictions and avoidance of alcohol, suggests alternatives like ethyl chloride derivatives, and mentions preexisting worm infestations and roundworm treatment with hexylgesarcinal.
Britain’s Commonwealth and Anglo American Ties
An observers notes the British commonwealth as a unique alliance of sovereign states and colonies, linked to Europe and the Americas. It argues the alliance remains economically and politically potent after the war, with the United States closely tied through trade and sentiment. The piece questions postwar debt ideas and favors market-based funding over costly postwar bonds.
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British Commonwealth of Nations
England
Canada
Australis
New Zealand
British Commonwealth
Great Britain
Norway
Hallie
Belgium
Perugal
Spain
Greece
France
Europe
Asia
Iraq
Palestine
Moston
Britis
Malaya
Borneo
United States
Commonwealth
India
Postwar economic cooperation urged to aid Britain regions
Editor argues after the war the United States should assist the British regions by stabilizing currency, restoring shipping, banking and insurance, and rebuilding industry. Sees allied ventures with Anglo-American firms as beneficial to US interests and notes Britain’s advantage after rivals Germany and Japan are eliminated.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Syngicale
The Human Condition and a West Side Laughing Neighbor
A satirical meditation on human misery and resilience contrasts a grim private struggle with universal longing. It suggests that despite private doubt many people find meaning in daily routines and shared humor as a path back to the top of life’s shifting peak.
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Adon
Tfe
Kur Fons
Ryd
SAN Antonio Light
San’ Antonio Light
Ian Antonio Gerette
MUU Catlanative
Broadway
Fmemrica Associated Fishe
Rangers Guarding Prisoners In Frontier Justice
The text describes Ranger duties in frontier counties including safeguarding prisoners from mobs and corruption. It highlights risks from hostile crowds and bribed officials, the need for secure, escape proof confinement, witness protection, and readiness to summon help to guard the court during arrests and trials.
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