Critique of New Deal policy on clothing and housing shortages
A critical opinion piece argues that postwar price controls and OPA regulations worsen clothing and housing scarcity. It cites leather and shirt shortages, the impact on dress makers, and critiques of proposed amendments. The piece also targets housing delays, prefabricated homes, and tariff moves on lumber as ineffective in addressing real shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
National Dress Manufacturers’ Association
Wyatt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tadorus
le Propses
Truman
Inside expose on Nazi influence in American politics
Walter Winchell compiles a sweeping critical column citing John Rogge and Norman Nazi archives to expose American figures aiding Nazi aims. The piece targets William Rhodes Davis Verne Marshall Joachim Furtsler Hans Thomsen and Congressman Thorkelson, alleging coordinated propaganda and political manipulation in support of the Nazi cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Hermann Goerhig
Joachim Fiertsler
William Rhodes Davis
Winchelleniyum
W. Tt. Davis
Himbure
Germany
Britain
Eolyum
W. R. Navis
Joachim
Hertsich
Hertslet
Goering
No Foreign War Committee
Verne Marshall
Davis
Jol L. Lewis
Rogge reports and Lundeen ties amid 1940 lobbying flood
The Rogge report cites Viereck and Deonrit collecting over 140400 names including many Congress members, with ex Congressman Fish’s secretary Viereck obtaining 100009. It notes efforts by the Dips Committee to probe George Sylvester Vierrels but blocked by Cong Irish influence and links Lundeen as a front man. Winchell column recalls a March 20 1940 German-American Board dinner when the audience applauded a Nazi song and Lundeen’s wife denied evidence about his Nazi ties.
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Colyum
Congressional
Congress
Cong
Jake Thorkelsor
Rogge
Viereck
Deonrit
Urmilton Fish
Hig Colyum
George Sylvester Vierrels
Itsis
Aggat
Senate
Ernest Lundeen
Lundeen
Sen. Lun
Bund
Alleged False Front Activites and A and P Fronts
Westbrook Pegler critiqu es a federal court finding that the A and P grocery chain used artificial organizations as independent public groups to promote its interests. He questions motives, mocks front groups, and laments government scrutiny while praising legitimate distribution of goods, condemning universal deceit in public actions.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Walter €. Lindsay
Federal
R Aid P
Jeres
Ganizi
George Spelvin
Youngyon
Dexar
A and P
Defense Council
A “Workers' Fund
Russia
Cuny'h
Kige Pend
Syd
Tie
Disarmament debate swirls at UNA amid war lessons
Washington dispatch reviews disarmament talk amid UNA sessions. It cites U S memory of World War II disarmament steps, stresses that arms cuts may invite conflict, and notes emphasis on air power and atomic weapons. Stalin and Molotov are referenced in urging caution and peaceful aims.
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Washington
Cient
UNA
Iself
Paris
Berlin
Molo+ toy
United States
Air Corps
General Spaatz
Europe
Asia
Stalin
Meloinv
Rimeil
Mr. Roosevelt
Listen World Moms Youre Not Always Best Friends
Elsie Robinson argues against the sacred slogan that a mother is always a child’s best friend. She notes mothers vary greatly and too much overprotectiveness can hinder learning. Youth benefit from allowed mistakes and personal experience, while overly careful mothers may hinder growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
Sandy
Tay
Mouth Cancer Its Early Signs and Dentist Role
A medical note warns mouth cancer is subtle and often overlooked. Early symptoms include sores on the gum tongue or cheek with possible pain, swelling, or tenderness. Dentists may be the first to spot troublesome lesions, underscoring the need for prompt medical or dental evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Martin
New York
Jay Severa Weessay
Cure for south range growths possible with early treatment
Dr H N Bundesen states that south range growths are not incurable. Even a growth an inch before discovery can be completely cured in over half of patients. A tissue sample may be taken and examined under a microscope to confirm diagnosis whenever there is suspicion of mouth cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley
United States
Ring Cras. Sead, Inc
10 and 20 Years Ago November 5 1936 1926 1916 1906
A compact retrospective cites past court actions and military events from November 5 across years. It notes Judge McMillan Sui Pence actions for five prisoners after disposing of 42 cases in a Dedere court, then references 1926 corporate court scheduling, 1916 Major Poulois organizing squadrons at Fort Sam Houston and Pancho Villa raid links, and 1906 crowded corporation court with many drunks observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan Wall
Bald Court
Dedere
Paw
Stettler
Corporation Court
Honeh
John F. (Bele
Maj
B. BD
Poulois
San Antonio
Fort
Sam Houston
United States
U. & Aero Squadron
Columbus
Pancho Villa
Miers
Paras
Buckity
Plath
Mail Subscription Rates for Texas and Territories
The notice lists mail subscription rates for Texas towns and nearby areas. Rates cover daily and Sunday editions with options for daily only, Sunday only, and combinations. Prices vary by duration and region, including San Antonio and other Texas locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyavle
Texas
Other Statia
Sunaday
Peti Mevicas
Seads HT
San Anitonia
Banday
Daly
Ruolay
Matey
Congrias
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Burris Jenkins Jr
Aes
Neirst Consolidated Publications, Tne
Walter Winchell
Sue Piles
John Rogge
Rhodes Davis
Bron the Rouge Report
Hans ‘Thomsen
Germamy
Manfred Zapp
Wuichell Torgum
Ap Sdi
Madison Avenue
New York City
Vierson
Herr Goebbels
U.S
Uvercoin Dennett
George Sylvester Vierteck
General Handyman
Dennett
Thorkelsan
Thorkelson
Broadway
Tha
Dies Committee
League of Nature Lovers
Audubon Soviety
Albany
Mike Quil
CIO
Mr. Quill
Betind News
Post Matlon
Mateh
Japan
United Nations Assembly
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Ligh
San Antonio Gazette
Witt
San Antonio G
Associated Press
AML News
Incl News
Hevet
Secial
Nzp
Teservel
Elsie Robinson
Hezema
Dr. H. N
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