Give-Away Show Critique of Truman Administration
The article cites Senator Wherry in San Francisco denouncing the Truman administration as the greatest give-away show on earth. It claims current year outlays will exceed revenues by over six billion dollars, with deficits doubling in a future year, and asserts foreign aid has drained tax dollars, burdened the public, and increased national debt, urging American voters to demand fiscally responsible government.
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Nebraska
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
San Francisco
Ghee Kenneth Wherry
Truman
Wherry
America
Europe
Amer
Hie
Why the Good Old Days Feel Like a Fairyland
A reflective piece argues the past seems sweeter than now because memory smooths trouble, yet it notes yesterday shared flaws, turmoil, and flaws in society. It cites universal human longing and cites biblical Lot and his wife as a cautionary image of looking back.
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Lars
Board of Health
Thia
Sodom
Gomorrah
Lot
Yesterday Never Today The Pillar Of Salt Message
By Elsie Robinson reflects on fleeing youth and memories, arguing that clinging to yesterday harms living today. She dismisses glorified forefathers and urges focus on present effort to make today better, citing Bible wisdom about the righteous bold.
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Phooey
These Days by George E Sokolsky on isolationism and foreign aid
The piece reflects on America's long standing policy of non intervention and warns against entanglement in foreign wars. It cites Kennan criticizing uniform foreign aid and argues for flexible, case by case decisions rather than a fixed pattern. The author discusses historical precedents, emerging global alliances, and the impact of policy shifts on American power and liberty.
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George Washington
John Quincy Adams
United States
Japan
China
Russia
Kennan
Odd Facts From Historic Science and Law Anecdotes
A quirky roundup notes the air above earth divided into layers such as the troposphere and ozone layer. It mentions a defect in vision called biura and recalls the 1937 move of the Supreme Court from the Capitol to its own building with each Justice carrying his chair.
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Earth
Supreme Court
Capitol
Government Aims for General War Welfare Over Sectional Gain
A government should prioritize the common good of all people in war policy, not favor any single group. The statement argues for broad national interests guiding military decisions and resource use.
Maryland student expelled for riot praise and political jabs
Westbrook Pegler critiques Maryland University for expelling a student after a campus riot blamed on moronic cheering for the football team. The column derides student leaders, accuses Roosevelt and unions of past riots, and condemns mob violence while urging harsher action.
Riots and Rioters Target Plant Demands Across States
Remarks by Sam Parks urged violence against police and troops as a war to seize a plant. Reports detail mob actions in Chicago South St. Paul New Port Minn Albert Lea Topeka Ottumwa and Omaha with beatings, blockades, arson, and property destruction. Authorities varied in response, while a university setting clashes with national politics and Roosevelt era themes.
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Westbrook Pegler
Washington
University of Maryland
Joseph D. Tydings
Millard Tydings
Tydinga
Democratic Party
CIO
Flint
Mick
Bota
Columbia
United Auto Workers
Klux
Murphy
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Calif
Roosevelt
Britain
France
John Li. Lewis
Chicago
Albert
South St. Paul
Omaha
Sam Parks
United Packing House
Army
Truman
George T. Barnes
House
Brother Park
Parks
New Port
Minn
Union Hall
Albert Lea
Topeka
Morrell
Ottumwa
Firesnen
Granville North
Chase
North
Minnesota
Cudahy
Tydduga
Truman Morality
Kine Features Syndicate, Inc
Edema in Women: Lipedema and Leg Swelling
A medical summary notes leg swelling called edema, focusing on lipedema affecting the entire leg in women. It discusses possible causes, age of onset in adolescence, fat distribution, daily and seasonal influences, symptoms like leg ache and tenderness, and management through weight reduction, massage, and elastic stockings.
Causes of Balance Loss When Walking in the Dark
A Q and A note from Dr H N Bundesen discusses balance loss in the dark. It may stem from nervous system disorders, inner ear damage, or eye conditions. A neurosonist should be consulted for thorough study.
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BF. T
Cong'vt
King
Ayni
Tne
10 and 20 Years Ago From Files of L A Light
A compact review of past notes from 10 and 20 years ago outlines events in Warrensburg, Texas, and nearby areas. It mentions Dale Carnegie’s school days at Warrensburg Missouri Teachers College, local government decisions on assessed valuation, preservation plans for the old Spanish governor's palace, and various historical anecdotes and hunts recorded in November entries spanning 1899 to 1939.
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Dale Carnegie
Warrensburg
Missouri Teachers College
Frederick Abbott
Jefferson High School
Carnegie
Board of Equalization
G. M. Chambers
Military Plaza
Texan
Texas Pioneer Asso
Broadway Mania and Fund Drive Spin in Runyon Show
A theater column notes the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund partners with the hit South Facile at the Majestic Theatre. Rodgers Hammerstein will donate center orchestra seats for every performance to benefit the Runyon Fund, with no public seat loss.
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Frank
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Runyon Fund
Majestic Theatre
Rodgers, Hammerstein
Logan
Hayward
Baering Bown On the News Baering Bown On the News
Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and Brooklyn trended Democratic while three Republican elites, the national League, and Ohio returns drew attention. Toledo school children faced an odd mix of duckshot and bubble gum as GOP figures eyed 1952 governors. Maryland’s Fiv Corners voted dry, and Kentucky returns trickled in as relatives were to be notified.
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Jane Cowl
Eugene O'Neill
Bert Lahr
Broadway
Miami
New York
Artur “Bugs
Baer Beaton
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
National League
Ohio
Toledo
Driscoll
New Jersey
Frank Tlagué
Maryland
San Antonio Gala Night and Subscription Rates
The San Antonio Gazette describes weekly subscription rates, including payin advances and rate structures. Details list prices for domestic and international editions, weekend supplements, and holiday issues with rates and delivery terms.
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State Department
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Franco
Spain
Chiang Kai-Shek
Israel
Jendlease
Teheran
Yalta
United Nations
Pegler
Fluld
Caine
Regi
Dr. H. N
L. A. Light
William Beck
Alamost
Joake ‘Bros
Beck
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Wil H Ford
William H. Simy
Ernest Critter
Pop Page
Llano Mountains
W. HH. Fields
Simon Welch
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Kennand
Butler's Pasture
Kennedy
Mister Breger
Furblin
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All Lunts
Lynn Fontanne
Shubert
Show Biz
Gazeltes
Nevada Smith
Chandlers Restaurant
Freizhe
Utes Wyllie Whockell
Gauh Sanaa Bem
Peer Babc
Baering Bown
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Board of Estimate
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Antonio Gazette
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Mexico
Balla
Andy
Recond
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Carrie
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