Inflation Critics Attack New Deal Policies
The piece argues Washington seeks to press inflation via fiscal methods and debt while producing a scarce goods market through wartime controls. It condemns New Deal spending, calls for balancing the budget, removing production restraints, and preventing strikes to stabilize prices and avoid a broader economic disaster. It cites the Federal Reserve, labor reports, and wages versus profits as key factors in the inflationary crisis.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Loissue
New Deal
Office of
Pee Administration
Labor Bureau
Pyloric stenosis in newborns treated by medical relief
Newborns sometimes show food intolerance within a week of birth due to pyloric stenosis a thickened and constricted pyloric sphincter. This blocks passage to the intestines causing dehydration weight loss and potential death if untreated. Medical relief with a relaxing medicine and reduced feedings is possible in many cases. surgery remains for severe dehydration or persistent blockage.
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Norman M. Jacoby
England
Medical treatment of infant pyloric stenosis by Dr Jacoby
Dr Jacoby reports success treating infant pyloric stenosis with medical care before surgery. Fifty patients treated under this plan were cured, indicating the approach may be effective for cases where symptoms begin in the fourth week or later and vomiting has persisted prior to examination.
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Jacoby
November era notes of 1986 and 1916 events
A mixed clipping notes customs seizures in San Antonio and Los Angeles, plans for the tallest hotel at Navarro and Martin, the Germany club debutante party lineup, a Hughes Republican club vote cast by Charles C. Cresson, plans for a Port Arthur fireworks show, and Theodore Roosevelt’s 1906 dismissal of a battalion after Brinonsville unrest.
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Los Angeles
San Antonio
Navarro and
Martin Siteuts
Charles C. Cresson
Hughes Republican Club
Hughes
Woollrow Wison
HME Pain
Port Arthur
Brinonsville
Theodore Roosevelt
Colevel
Roosevelt era ends as Republicans seek a unified nominee
Westbrook Pegler argues the Roosevelt era collapsed the Democratic coalition and reshaped party dynamics. He credits Roosevelt’s personal power for uniting diverse factions, notes internal clashes after his death, and predicts a fractured Democratic Party with possible splits and a revived GOP strategy ahead of 1948.
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Sy Westbrook
Pegler
New York
Roosevelt
United States
New Deal
Deep South
Hollywood
Regigebiet
Hoosewelt
Georgia
Texas
Southern
Theodore Bilbo
Senate
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Sidney Hillman
Board Baruch
Felix Frankfurter
Ed Welly
Frank Hague
Jim Farley
Walter Winchell Notes On Nerves and Power Figures
Walter Winchell reports on alleged cosmic ray weapon demos and a “war of nerves” claim. He notes Italian politics with Count Sforza as potential president and Senator LaFollette possibly leading a modernization effort. A dossier of socialites at the Stork Club includes the Vanderbilts and Thelma Foy, with Mrs. Stanley Rumbough Jr. among the attendees.
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Walter Winchell
Count Sforza
First Prez
Repub
Italy
Bob LaFollette
Stork
Vanderbilt
Astor
Thelma Foy
Stanley Rumbough Jr
Nedenis Hutton
Joseph E. Davies
Broadway quips and partisan lines blur on political theater
A fragmentary theatre gossip column mocks wartime politics and press affiliations. It parries with sharp lines about a new managing director, a director's return to Enid, Oklahoma, and jests at famous clubs. It mentions the Daily Worker amid broader satirical toasts to culture and power.
Woman of the Mountains Inspires with Generosity
Elsie Robinson recalls Mrs Lombardi a mountain woman who transformed a desert town. Though illiterate, she provided food, shelter, and care for infants and the dying, delivering babies and burying the dead across 50 miles. Her strength stands against modern talks of women’s rights.
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Mrs. Lombardi
Mrs. Lombard
Mother Earth
WATE SUBSCRIPETON RATES LISTED FOR ALVARIA AND TEXAS
A garbled OCR text shows various monthly and weekly subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including mentions of Brundlay, Daily, Sunday, and Mexico routes. The fragment references different price points like 4.08, 6th Daily, 7.80, 4.85, 3 Bie, and other unclear entries.
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Alvar
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Railay Daly Ceeeee
Cartiey
Aduyeh
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