Hoover praises Boys' Clubs of America for moral training
In Washington DC Hoover lauds the Boys' Clubs of America as vital for citizenship and moral education. He notes low draft rejection rates among grads, significant delinquency reductions, and urges expanded public funding and participation to reach two million more American boys.
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America
Boys’ Clubs of
Boys’ Clubs of America
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
Aunt Ella Delivers A Look At Old Time Youth
Aunt Ella laments changes in youth and recalls the simple pleasures of home life in older times. She notes youngsters of the past enjoyed fun and community without modern autos, ski trips, or rapid mobility, while acknowledging not all shared happiness or the universal right to joy.
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Betty
Ella
America
Square Dance Group Aims for Clean Fun in Spring
By Elsie Robinson, a note about a lively new group of young, mostly unmarried people who meet weekly for square dances. The piece advocates wholesome, outdoor fun and a return to cheerful activity as a remedy for doldráumes.
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These Days by George Sololsky on Philippines and Soviet threat
The piece argues Soviet Russia seeks control of the Philippines with Communist support via the Huk movement. It urges immediate American takeover of the Philippines to defend Asia and the Pacific line, referencing MacArthur, Chiang Kai-shek, and U S policy shifts from 1890s to 1940s.
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Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Formosa
Russia
U. S
Huks
U.S
China
State Department
Chiang Kai- Shek
Sta
Arthur MacArthur
Washington
Emilio Aguinaldo
Manuel Quezon
Aguinaldo
Quezon
Wiliam Howard Taft
Vilipinos
Joud
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Philppine
Japan
MacArthur
Ue Islands
Hie
Pacific
Philipines
Armerican
Xing Feat. Syn. Inc
Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News
One percent of the population is unaccounted for in the 1950 census, equating to about 1.5 million people avoiding doorbells. The column jokes about tracking them by hats or fingerprints, notes 100,000 tied to welfare checks, and half a million listening to party wires.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
The More We Pay In High Taxes
A concise critique notes that higher taxes reduce the amount available for high wages. It argues government levies erode workers earnings and dampen wage growth, urging reform to promote better compensation without overburdening earners.
Pegler Warns of Irregularities in Jimmy Roosevelt Tax Returns
Westbrook Pegler cites undisclosed 1932 1933 1935 income figures for Jimmy Roosevelt, alleging official papers were reviewed but not investigated. He accuses Roosevelt family of exploiting position and notes suspicious travel deduction of 4422.77, urging expert scrutiny of treasury records and calls for transparency.
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Westbrook Pegler
Jimmy Roosevelt
Alva Johnston
Saturday Evening Post
Johnston
Jimmy
Ness
Roosevelt
Allen Tresdway
Massachusetts
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Housepet
Ares
Roosevelt Tells of Income Tax Irregularities
The article reports on irregularities in Jimmy Roosevelt's tax returns, detailing large unsubstantiated deductions, late filing, and dubious loans. It covers Schedule A entries, bad debts, travel and telegraph costs, charitable contributions, stock dividends omissions, and internal defense writings by Walter Davenport.
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Timamy
Jimmy
Timmy
Eiliot
John Hartford
Aeath
American Legion
YMCA
Boston College
Salvation Army
Cambridge
Boston
Harvard
Walter Davenport
Johnston
Davenport
King’ Ventures Syndicate
Celebs About Town and Broadway Gossip Roundup
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway stars and nightlife with notes on Mae, Ed Wilcox, and Jackie Robinson profits. Highlights include Dizzy social rounds at the Rainbow Room revival, rumors about Fibber McGee and Molly, and a mystery of Set Nell visiting Times Square police.
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Molly
Sinclair
Lewis
Jackie Robinson
Buerger's disease linked to smoking and leg pain treatment
The article explains Buerger's disease, a vascular condition mostly in male heavy smokers, causing intermittent claudication and possible ulcers. It describes sympathectomy as a treatment option, including preoperative local anesthetic nerves tests and potential outcomes such as improved symptoms or eventual amputations if progression worsens.
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Buerger
Amputation Risk in Buerger's Disease Highlighted
Dr A N Bundesen notes amputations may be stave off for years, with Buerger's disease not dangerous to the fist but risking leg loss. In a patient series about one in ten eventually lost both legs, early diagnosis and prompt treatment are essential.
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Buerger
Mt. Fl
Kings Featurce Syndicate, Inc
Two Decades of Military, Science and Local News May 27
A 1940 note praises Maj Gen H J Brees on the triangu lar infantry division as compact and highly maneuverable. Earlier items from 1930 urge bluebonnet seed gathering, and 1920 report detectives returning from a burglary case on Burnett street. Further back, 1910 mentions a new map for maneuvers grounds at Stun Springs and 1900 laments teacher decisions over failing grades amid public school concerns.
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H. J. Brees
Eighth Corps
Hig
Third Army
Sabine River
Mer
Eton S. Quillin
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Green
Herris
Peche
Burnett St
Stun Springs
Adolph Dyoust
Rango
Qur Public Schools
Alamo Playa
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