Hoover Warns Against Dangers of a Quick Peace
Former president Herbert Hoover warns that rushing into a postwar peace risks igniting future conflicts. He argues against permanent military alliances and a “union now” goal, fearing imperial aims, entangling commitments, and friction with Britain and Russia. Hoover urges a measured transition to lasting world peace rooted in American principles.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
America
Britain
Spastic Colitis Explained By Nervous System Disturbance
A historical medical summary describes spastic colitis as a nervous disorders linked bowel issue with alternating constipation and diarrhea. It notes potential triggers from high stress and other organs, outlines diet and laxative risks, and recommends bland meals with careful fiber introduction and thorough cooking.
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Turner Bynum
Oklahoma
Bynum
Dietary and medical notes on bowel and nervous system care
Dr H N Bundesen discusses dietary management using bulk forms like agar or psyllium and mineral oil for bowel movements. Patients may require a limited diet with vitamin supplements, then transition to coarser foods as they improve. Warm oil enemas can aid retention overnight. Sedatives and atropine have mental and nervous system benefits. Moyrigh, 1943, King Feax Sra, Ine.
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Moyrigh
King Feax
Ine
He Walked A Little Way Apart From The Crowd
A newspaper writer admits feeling overwhelmed by rush and worry and seeks strength in a six word phrase. The lasting example is Jesus of Nazareth who, faced with demands, often stepped aside to renew body and spirit and then returned with renewed resolve.
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Elsie I
Jesus of Nazareth
Ang Hast
Coreh
Emile
Welin
al Leon
Eddie
Reuben
Ruby Poo
Lum Fong
Gov't
New Russian Warfare Shakes Conventional Tactics
Washington reports first cold war accounts of Russian fighting reveal a highly mobile, armor and artillery centered method challenging German blitz. The approach relies on rapid penetrations, repeated attacks at multiple points, and minimal reliance on infantry, with rivers and forests used for concealment. Field Artillery Journal estimates about 4.5 million Russians in action as of September 1, outnumbering Germans and eroding Dnieper defenses.
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Washington
Aitack
Field Artillery Journal
Gol
Conrad Eynza
Dnieper
Kix Features Syndicate, Inc
Broadway and Town Gossip Wide in Tease Mat
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway tease and town chatter featuring Lady Mendi Binnie Barnes and other stars. Items include a royal lookalike, Jo Davidson, Cole Porter, Hildegarde, Mrs. Enrico Caruso, and Wayne Lonergan in a homicide court lineup.
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Walter Winchell
Broadway
Mendi
Binnie Barnes
the Luchess of
Windsor
Woodrow Wilsor
Widder
Vih Avenue
Joan Blondel
Todd
Phil Spitaing
N.hc
Soda Soun
Jo Davidson
Cole Porter
Hildegarde
Beard
Bard
Bird
Blue Angel
Metropolitan Opera House
Enrico Caruso
Claudia
Morgan
Rockefelier
Wayne Lonergan
Postwar Air Bases and Global Reach in U S Debate
A stance argues for a realistic view of postwar air power and air bases. It contends that globe spanning passenger and freight routes demand air stations, while military needs may not require numerous fixed bases abroad. The piece warns against overextension and emphasizes origin-based air power to strike enemy capabilities directly.
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United States
Special State Committee
We Congress
Univd
Gibraltar
Singapore
Pearl Harbor
Hong Kong
Corregidor
Alich
Air power shifts to long range massive strokes from central basing
Maj. Alexander P. de Seversky argues that interim air bases lose value as aircraft range grows. Once bombers can strike Europe from America, main continental bases will dominate. Island hopping becomes obsolete, and bases near enemy shores are indefensible without equal air protection.
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General MacArthur
Europe
Bahamas
Texans under Cortina clash ends in slow, costly retreat
Texan expedition led by Brownsville Tigers seeks Cortina across the Rio Grande. With 40 reinforcements, poor leadership and mixed ranks hamper morale. The fighting moves seven to eight miles west of Brownsville, ending in a cautious withdrawal as officers dominate the field.
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Jame
Geveral
Juan Cortina
Matamorag
Abersley Cortina
Cortina
Rio Grande
Tigers
Brownsville
Rons
Fred
Uttle Jeter
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Broadway
San
Barleycorn Returns as Prohibition Ends
From the L A Light Files 10 and 20 years ago Nov 1932 report John Barleycorn roved from the grave with the end of the Eighteenth Amendment while Dr Atticus Webb predicts his reincarnation. November 1922 notes Mrs P H Hedrick of Fort Worth and Mrs J H Lapham of San Antonio winning the first round in the seventh Texagy Women’s Golf Association championship.
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John Barleycorn
Atticus Webb
Tengus
P. 3. Hedrick
Fort Worth
J. H. Lapham
San Antonio
Fuiure
Texagy Women’s Golf Association
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Russia
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Balkan
Dr. H. N
France
Poland
Paul Mallon
Don Wala
Daily Mirror, Inc
George M. Cohan Jr
Lad
Michaela
Honeychile Wilder
Robn Harrie
Frances Williams
Madison Avenue
Abbatt and Costello
Universal
Olwen
Johnson
Nelson
Ontario
Chicago
Dorothy ‘Buleh
Rigbee
Chorine
Galeem Topelion
Elkton
Bigtown
Barbara Belsnore
Latin Quarter
Boston
Jute Knight
A. Caeeran
M.G.M
Doug Morrow
John Loder
Hedy Lamarr
Hedy
Artour Miptay
Qudte
Jack Kofoed
Eighth Air Force
Dolly DeMilhau
Luther Davia
Ben Bermie
Maj
Alexander P. de Seversky
Caribhear
Japan
Dian Mutad
S Farber
L. A. Light Files
Vance
Texas
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