New States Rights Committee Urges Constitutional Safeguards
A statement denounces Socialistic trends and calls for a cross party movement from the National States Rights Executive Committee. It proposes constitutional amendments to restrict federal power, halt nationalization of industries, and restore state control over welfare aid and administration. The appeal asserts renewed home rule and reduced federal spending as a bulwark against socialism and bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Republican
Peewel States Rights Executive Committee
Congress
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
National States Rights Executive Committee
Frank Mayercoff
Washington
Turning disgrace into a profitable life lesson
The speaker argues that every life experience yields value, including grief and shame. It highlights an alcoholic now thriving after past degradation, who treats his struggles as a lesson rather than a stigma, inspiring others to confront their own handicaps and find purpose.
By Elsie Robinson Reflections On Friends From Every Walk Of Life
The piece recalls friends shaped by hardship and missteps, from a con through a faltering accident to a robbery conviction. It honors resilience, forgiveness, and generosity, noting how past trials yield growth and insight for those who endure with dignity.
Jeremiah Verse Reflected In Potters Hand Theme
A devotional note cites Jeremiah 18 6 likening people to clay in the potter's hand to emphasize divine control and shaping of lives as a guiding spiritual reflection.
Responsibility and inevitability in wartime defense debate
George Sokolsky responds to Aaron Nadell of Brooklyn questioning inevitability of war. The piece argues wars are not inevitable until started and highlights risks of atomic, biological, and chemical warfare, plus the need for strong defenses. It discusses potential European, Asian, and Pacific scenarios and the U S obligation under NATO to act if allies are threatened, warning against complacency after Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron. Nadel
Brooklyn
Mr. Sokolsky
Soviet Russia
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Italy
Russia
United States
Soviet China
Korea
Gen
Soviet
Germany
Rhine
France
Belgium
Holland
Mgr. Nadel
Europe
Gur
North Pole
Moscow
Detroit
Pentagon
Minneagolis
Detroi
China
Japan
Pearl Harhay
Pearl Harbor
Nadel
Gorilla pair behind glass at Bronx Zoo for protection
The article notes a Bronx Zoo display of two gorillas kept behind glass to shield them from human illnesses. It also mentions quirky observations about Chinese wells being square or cylindrical, Japanese bells barrel shaped, a statistic on drunk driving fatalities, and a claim about the Statue of Liberty's head capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Healthful open-air sports spoiled by gambling
The speaker rejects mixing wholesome outdoor athletics with betting, arguing that gambling sullies the merits of fair play and enjoyment in outdoor recreation.
Pearl Harbor book cited as crucial on war blame
Pegler reviews Pearl Harbor the Story of the Secret War by George Morgenstern. He praises Morgenstern for documentary rigor in detailing Roosevelt era decisions and the 1941 blame on Kimmel and Short, while noting later vindications and the elusive conduct of Marshall and Stark.
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Rer Westbrook Pegler
New York
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Pearl Harbor
George Marshall
Roosevelt
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Husband E. Kimmel
Welter C. Short
Stimson
Knox
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
Col. Smith
Washington
Kimmel
Short
Mrs. Kimmel
Morgenstern
Hull
Comdr
L. R. Schulz
White House
Schulz
Ferguson
Bedell Smith's Book Doesn't Interest Me
The article recounts wartime whispers about Dec 6 and 7, 1941, detailing Roosevelt, Schulz, Stark, Kimmel, Short, and Marshall. It cites the army board of inquiry faulting Gen Smith for inaction on the decoded Japanese messages while noting later promotions and dismissals of other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurz
Morgenstern
Roosevelt
Admiral Stark
General Marshall
Kramer
Stark
Kimmel
General Marshal
Marshall
Fort Myer
Smith
Army Board of Inquiry
Gen. Smith
Dee
C-2
Col Bratton
Army Board
War Department
Hawaiian Department
Eisenhower
Russia
Rul
Bratton
Otis
T. Sadtler
King Features Syndicate
When Rest Is Needed Most in Illness
The article explains bed rest as essential in healing many disorders. It notes that rest reduces fuel drain, supports recovery, and lowers risk from fever changes and new infections, while urging adherence to a doctor’s rest schedule.
Rest and Sleep Rules by Dr Bundesen
The guideline notes using limited night wakefulness and daytime sleep suppression as needed. It warns that strong fatigue may require longer rest periods and suggests keeping restless children occupied with activities or radio when bedridden for a few days to prevent discontent.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago November Highlights
A collage of 1900s to 1930s notes recounting events in San Antonio. Mentions Buddy Meyers, a seeing eye dog, court actions in Floresville, wage restores for sanitation workers, a cold air plant in the White House basement, Augustus Busch visiting the Alamo City, and an inquest into Elie’s death at the Silver King salon with 18 witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Meyers
San Antonio
Morristown
McGrory Was Inc
Ninety-fourth District Court
Andre W. C. Murray
Floresville
Pogintflee
Augustus Busch
Alamo City
Col
Frank Arnold
Lone Star Brewery
Busch
Mainz
Germany
Tundee McAlister Ty
Elie
Sulon
Mintie Sid
Broadway Memo: Winchell Plans Fund Drive for Cancer
Walter Winchell notes Uptown press and radio backing for the Runyon Fund linked to South Pacific. He discusses theater owners granting house seats for fundraising, asks for donations, cites insurance policies and aircraft crash claims, and mentions Marine Corps Reserve awards related to a 1940 New York issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Runyon Fund
Meyer
Murtagh
New York
Hist
Rodgers, Hammerstein
Hayward
Logan
Winchell Asylum
Walter
Walker
Navy
Alter
Unclear Washington Unification Sparks Broad Consequences
Fragmented text references unification in Washington, naval and military allusions, and a disrupted bowling moment, with hints of internal plots, secret meetings, and a convoluted note about a newspaper’s origin and AP content. The readable parts suggest a chaotic, insider tone with scattered mentions of officials and maritime contexts.
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Dick Rodgers
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