Government aids British loan drive opposed by people
The United States government pushes a four billion dollar postwar loan to Britain, despite widespread public opposition. Critics say the plan masks gifts, not loans, and warn Britain will avoid debt while America bears the cost. The piece condemns the propaganda campaign and calls for truthfulness and respect for voters' will.
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United States
Wall Street Journal
Great Britain
Transatlantic
London Daily Mail
Britain
Tablet Responds to State Department on Spain Letters
The Tablet prints a lengthy response from WC Publishing Company alleging the U S government should refrain from meddling in Spain and criticizing polls and policy. The letter urges non intervention, cites Roosevelt and Einstein, and complains of anti Christian persecution in Europe while condemning foreign influence and wartime promises. It argues for restoring founder principles and warns against supporting communism or dictatorial regimes.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Congress
Americas
State Department
Treasury Department
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Agriculture Department
Mote Mat
Spain
Bale
Balkan
Gallup
Russia
Vwnfey
Farlune
Russell
United States
Catholic Sentianent
Gallon
Roosevelt
Cturchiz
Spai
Palestine
Albert Einatein
Einstein
Europe
Abrahan Lincoln Brigade
Hinatein
Madrid
France
New York Times
Poland
Reds
Christias
Miles Voiubie
Fascia
Nagisie
Baltic
Congressman Cottee
Jasan
America
WC Publishing Company
Those Texans by James Farber FLEECER FLEECED
A fragmentary historical feature recounts Santa Anna’s exile on the island of Saint Helena Bay and a mock loan swindle staged to regain power in Mexico. The tale centers on Santa Anna’s push for support to topple Maximilian, with chief agent Dart Mastery forging letters to claim a 50 million loan. A forged message purportedly authorized billions and a Senate vote, aiming to lure Santa Anna back to power and secure funding.
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Santa Anna
Texas
Tim
Whitch
St. “Whoiay
Maximlian
Prenchmien
Mexico
United States
Lima Burcay
Enur
Vhief Fiscni
Darto
Cripate
Mezuera
Santa Alma
Mirateva
Jeter
Stine Soward
Algnatye
Howesf
Santa Jana
New York
Senate
Santa Azina
Topeka
Broadway Gossip and Nightlife The Week in New York
A collage of Broadway vignettes, city nightlife, and showbiz chatter. Highlights include Gregory Try at a miniature Saratoga train ride, Phil Baker routines, Peggy Joyce at Armando’s, Mussels and meringues from Metropole whispers, and notes on stars like Gypsy Rose Lee, Ralph Bellamy, Ruth Hussey, and Walter Winehell.
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New York
Gregory Tryfor
Saratoga
Columbus Circle
Boyd
Woodrow Wilson
Phil Baker
Alfred E. Smith
Burgess Meredith
Fifth Avenue
Peggy Joyce
Armando's
The Courage to Ignore Hurt Feelings in Change
A bold argument against letting others hurt feelings block personal progress. It cites Socrates Florence Nightingale and Christ as examples who pursued their aims despite opposition. Emphasizes that history shows progress hinges on pursuing a chosen path over others comfort.
Varicose Veins and Their Treatments Discussed by Dr Kata
Chicago physician Dr Louis W Kata outlines varicose veins causes and treatments. Elastic stockings may help mild cases, with bandages and antiseptics for ulcers. If persistent, surgical removal of incompetent veins is performed, followed by sclerosing injections to close downstream veins. Perthes test diagnoses venous competency.
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Densi
Louis W. Kata
Chicago
Four major WPA projects approved by mayor in 1835
Mayor Quin announced federal grants totaling 2,429,000 for San Antonio. Projects include 1,440,000 for military sewers reconstruction, 730,000 for river conservation along the San Antonio, and 259,000 for Woodlawn and Elmepidartake works. Officials praised the plan and veterans’ aid efforts were noted.
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Works Progress Administration
QO. K. Quin
Sa Antania
Woodlawn
Elmepidartake
Varicose Vein Treatment Update From Dr Bundesan
A fragment notes medical guidance by Dr H N Bundesan on treating venous infections and ulcers. It mentions elderly patients and those with heart disease, fiberclasts, or venous inflammation. With proper care, varicase velita lesions become less noticeable and ulcers heal or stop advancing.
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Hielitte
Odd Facts and Miscellany From a Fractured Page
Fragmented OCR items include claims about engines and dining costs to prevent concrete setting, a heavy bride crossing the Moselle in 16 days, and soldiers preferring vitamin tablets. The text also cites Vita Min fortified products and a mangled San Antonio newspaper listing subscribers and rates from a garbled Associated Press credit line.
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Moselle
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Lislitana
San Antonio Gazette
Raw Antonio
Teyas
Billa
Ruth
Associated Press
Associated Presa
All News Dispatchas
Wade
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James Farber
Walter Winehell
Dally Barre¢, Inc
Metropole
CBS Radio
Broadway
Belasco
Sehwien
Sheridan
Warners
Ralph Bellamy
Sokltor
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Orchid Garden
Dick Tould
Paul Allen
F. Carle
Penn
Count Baale
Feather Merchant
Rex Webers
Morton Gould
Columbia Platters
Sholen Asch
Don Waln
Kerb Mareshall
Lee Russell
Fred Stone
New Jersey
Thes
Tred
Eisenhower
Caple H. C. Butcher
Pq Bank
Choie Shoon and Schuster
Uney
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AL Reuber
Glimore
Jake
Fie
Bat Tyne
Socrates
Florence Night- Ingale
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