Truman Attacks Critics and His Economic Shifts
The piece criticizes President Truman for calling critics reactionaries and for flip flopping on tax increases from January to July and again in October. It accuses him of poor economic foresight, inconsistent leadership, and blames his rhetoric on political maneuvering and spendthrift policies. The author urges opposition to expose his failures of concept and execution.
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St. Paul
Truman
Pisce
Congress
Janary
White House
Mr. Truman
Mr.Truman
Enty
Democratic Congress
Sir. Truman
Political Action Committee of
The
CIO
Trutman
Byrd
Virginia
George
Georgia
Ceck
American Progress
Council of Economic
Edwin G. Nourse
Dear Elsie Robinson We Need A Plan For Our Education System
A father writes that many young Americans accept education as a burdensome duty. He recalls his own drive for learning and laments that today’s youth, though well behaved, show apathy toward schooling and settle for low grades. He warns of future consequences for a democracy.
Question on juvenile delinquency and serious living
Elsie Robinson writes about the hunger for learning and the risk of growing up without purpose. She contrasts earnest youth with party focused youngsters, asking if the current generation can take life seriously or become a menace to America.
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Childre
Robinson
America
U. S
Maryland
Daily Bible Verse Reflection
A devotional excerpt from John 5 14 15 encourages believers to pray in accordance with God’s will, affirming that if God hears requests and we know He does, we will receive the petitions we seek through faith and alignment with divine purpose.
These Days Opinion on Gorki and U S Aid Critique
The piece cites George E. Sokolsky reflecting on Maxim Gorki's anti U S rhetoric to argue that Russian praise for American relief contrasts with lasting American aid to Soviet Russia. It notes no gratitude from Russia, critiques Western policy, and mentions British and Cripps in Europe and Asia.
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Mr. Hoover
United Staties
Soviet Russia
Gork
Byltain
Nutton
Europe
Stafford Cripps
Eead
Union of Western Europe
China
Soviet China
King Wealaces SyndWalo, Inc
Abolition of Class Legislation Aims for Broad Government Reform
The proposal calls not for class legislation but for abolishing it and transforming government from serving a single class to serving the entire people, seeking a fundamental shift toward inclusive governance and equal benefit.
Roosevelt Knew Better
Westbrook Pegear damns Roosevelt era policy as creating an enemy in Russia and accuses the Truman administration and Roosevelt followers of paving the path to America’s destruction through war and economic strain. The column asserts Roosevelt knowingly built up a foe and hints at looming military and financial peril.
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Westbrook Pegear
New York
Truman
Roosevelt
Russia
United States
Gab
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lkely
Gracie Mansion
Pres. Truman
Orié
Bernard Baruch
Gen
H. Vaughan
Admirals
Forréstal
Franco, Peron & Co
Russtattis
Spain
Britain
Labor Party
U.N
Hector McNeil
North Shore
Vaykley
V. P
Bedell Smith and Roosevelt under fire over Russia and Poland
A 1949 King Features Syndicate column argues Roosevelt's recognition of the Soviet Union aided a Russian dominated Poland and defended a policy of appeasement. It attacks Henry Stimson and Lt Gen Walter Bedell Smith, accusing them of weakness and treasonous leanings. The piece links Pearl Harbor decisions to wartime missteps and condemns a broad array of U.S. leaders for perceived collaboration with communism and Soviet aims.
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Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Moscow
Committee On un-American
CIO
Russia
CIQ
Ts Front
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Felix Frankfurter
Hore
Poland
Henry L. Stimson
Frankfurter
War Department
Hiss and
Acheron
State Seven
Stimson
Washington
Stooge
Slimson
Truman
Exeter
New York
Donald Ogden Stewart
Hollywood
Stewart
Tearned
A. N
Circuit Court of Appeals
Arthur
Issa Lane
Warsaw
Curzon Line
Hitler
Stalin
Bedell Smith
Robosevelt
Walter Bedell Smith
Delfon
Pearl Harbor
Peer Harbor
Knox
George Marshall
Admira Kimynel
General Short
Smith
Eisenhower
Europe
King Features
Fight to keep tubercular milk from mills succeeds
On public health action reducing bovine tuberculosis, the piece notes tuberculosis now rare but still present in locals. It discusses bone tuberculosis treatment by age and location, recommends rest, nutrition, sunlight, and cautious surgery for older children and adults, and mentions limited drug use aiding recovery.
Joint infection treatment and prognosis notes
Dr H N Bundesen discusses ten cases with joint infections. When the joint is chained, stretching may be needed to separate surfaces and limit infection extent. If only the lining membrane is involved, care may last two to three years with patient under observation for at least three years after apparent arrest.
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Nonvieit
King Fea Syn
Stall Wimasked by Eugene Lyons Opens Today
November 12, 1939 feature notes Eugene Lyons starts today in The Light. Stark is described as the most powerful figure to the world, with a shadow over Europe and Asia extending to the rest of the world.
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Stall
Eugene Lyons
Starkit Ig
Eurane
Asl
November 12 1839 San Antonio shares watch prices fall
November 12 1839 San Antonio shareholders trooped to brokerage houses to watch stock prices dive amid new low levels. The market slid further as defeats in trade and finance weighed on investor sentiment, with analysts noting continued volatility and uncertainty ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Baering Dou On the News
Arthur Bugs Barrai lacing a political column critiques the lingering election cycle. The piece mocks rushed conclusions and economist fever charts, noting the public will and suffrage as voting rights, while hinting at looming 1952 implications.
Broadway Gossip and Industry Rumors Roundup
In a brisk survey of entertainment and industry chatter, Walter Winchell touches on Mrs. George Patton seeking remarriage, William Saroyan pursuing a Las Vegas divorce, and various Hollywood figures from Ginger Rogers to Janet Leigh, plus insurance quirks and political notes from Gracie Mansion.
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George 5
Patton
William Saroyan
Las Vegas
Indans
van Jobhsons
Coasters
Ginger Rogers
Jack Briggs
Heya Fredrick
Robert Mitelum
RKO
Alexander Kirklands
Ralph Bellamy
Alice
LeRoy
Janet Leigh
Paris
Atlantic City
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