British Labor Learns About Russia
The British Labour-Socialist government failed to reach an accord with Russia, exposing democracy’s clash with communism. Ernest Thurtle admits mistaken hopes for Soviet cooperation, noting Russia sought a puppet, wholly subservient Britain. The Daily Mail portrait of disillusion underscores Britain and the United States as true friends.
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Russia
Britain
London Daily Mail
Moscow
Westminster
Us.s.r
Ernest Thurtle
Labor
The
Daily Mail
Yugoslavia
Tito
British Empire
United States
Pegler Says Today On Nazi Trials And Justice
Westbrook Pegler argues that the United States risks adopting retroactive punishment and death for thoughts if it mirrors Nazi practices in postwar trials. He contends Americans favor written law, warns against eroding constitutional protections, and cites Roosevelts and Churchills roles in shaping justice for war crimes.
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New York
United States
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Stalin
Finland
Nurempure
Mirror of Your Mind column by Lawrence Gould
Lawrence Gould argues that blaming others fuels divorces and self pity. He criticizes sarcasm as a sadistic habit that distracts from own flaws and harms relationships. He notes deaf readers require clear articulation and urges speaking clearly into hearing devices rather than shouting.
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Lawrence Gould
Evolution of Heart Diagnosis In Early Medicine
An era of clinical auscultation evolves with modern tests such as electrocardiograms and X ray fluoroscopy to gauge heart size and damage from rheumatic fever. Dr John F Holt of Michigan notes multiple X ray methods, including fluoroscopy and radiographic tracing, to outline heart contours and assess motion and position.
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Symptons
John F. Holt
Michigan
Moray
Xray techniques confirm heart size and shape
Dr H N Bundesen describes methods to record heart size permanently and notes that telearcent genograms and distant X-ray plates reveal heart enlargement. Such X-ray evidence supports suspicion of heart disease, with rheumatic fever often enlarging the left upper heart due to valve damage.
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Kine Features Syndicate, Inc
Clean Books For a Change New York Publicity Pitch
In a letter from New York, W R Hesrat promotes Alice Marble and her book The Road to Wimbledon as an inspirational American success story. He urges editors to highlight the biography of the California born tennis champion, praising her journey from public parks to world champion and framing the narrative as a Horatio Alger style tale of clean living and American ideals.
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New York
N.Y. W. R. Hesrat
San Simten
Call
Joel
Alice Marble
Plumas County
California
San Simeon
Arthur Brisbane
Venus de Milo
Frederick Mac Monnies
America
Horatio Alger
Mr. Sunshane
Hero
Mr. Brisbane
Wimbledon
Loneliness as a shared human burden and remedy
A reflective piece on loneliness, stressing that no misfortune is unique and that millions endure similar suffering. It urges readers to seek connection, understand that others feel the same pain, and realize healing comes from reaching out and accepting support. Published with a tone of solace and communal resilience.
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Lo Isce
Ile
King Featurde
Syndicate
The
Radio Station KTSA Saluted by CBS Transmitter Era
A heritage note recalls KTSA and two sister Hearst stations in Austin,Waco and Oklahoma City receiving a salute last night from Columbia Broadcasting System as a 5000 watt high fidelity transmitter era began. Also mentioned is San Antonio's growing population in 1926 and local revival notes with Dr. I E Gates, plus changes in girls home economics courses in the city schools.
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Radio Staton
KTSA
William Randolph Hearst
Southwestern
KNOW
Austin
Waco
Koma
Oklahoma City
Columbia
U S Embassy Library Closure Sparks Debate on Censorship
In Belgrade the Yugoslav government shut down the American embassy library and the information service after a U S employee misused a mimeograph, an act cited as propaganda. The incident used as pretext to shutter cultural agents, contrasting with American norms of authority and firing staff. The piece laments censorship abroad and reflects on Americans neglecting public libraries and the habit of reading, urging freer exchange of news for world peace.
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Washington
U. S
Belgrade
Anaes
Amerita
June Havoc Shines as Dream Girl in Broadway Revival
June Havoc inherits the role of Elmer Rice's Dream Girl on Broadway, replacing Betty Field. The piece praises her long career from vaudeville to film, notes her impact on the Clark Redfield and George Hand characters, and highlights her engaging stage presence, versatility, and rapid mood shifts.
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Robert Garland
New York
Tle
Elmey Rice
Betty Field
Jo Miei
Haila Stoddard
Helen Marcy
June Havoc
Elmer Rive
Havoc
49Th Street
Broadway
June
Clark Redfield
George Hand
Richard Midgley
Edmon Ryan
Baby June
Dainty June
Gladys
Montana
Venetia
Ryan Girl
Ferne
Dunnigan
Georgina Allerton
Anya Pavlova
Harold Lloyd
Sadie Thompson
Silver Screen
Golden Air
Jennifer Jones
Rosalind Russell
Margaret O’brien
Eileen
Ello Frisco
Gypsy Rose
Arouind
Drea
Hamlet
Wolf
Cerf
Pate
Georginia Allerton
June Mavoe
Elmer Rice
To the Editor on Renaming Losoya to Broadway
A San Antonio reader expresses support for renaming Losoya Street to Broadway to aid city progress. He argues most property owners back the change, notes the street’s short length and direct link to Broadway, and says an improved address helps business and growth, urging acceptance despite opposition.
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Losoya
Broadway
Tam
San Antonio
Texas
Losoya Street
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Odd Facts About Ether Use in Surgery History
Fragmented OCR notes claim ether first used in 1242 by Dr Crawford Williamson Long and reference Hippocratic texts. The San Antonio Light publication credits and postal rates appear garbled, with unclear dates and names, lacking coherent news context.
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Crawford Williamson Long
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