Meat Soap and Sugar Shipping to Foreign Nations
A government report accuses the New Deal of making meat soap and sugar scarce at home while shipping vast quantities abroad through UNRRA to Albania Austria Byelorussia China Czechoslovakia the Dodecanese Finland Greece Italy Poland Ukraine Yugoslavia and other nations. It claims 100 million pounds of meat 4.4 million pounds of soap 13.2 million pounds of lard 6.2 million pounds of oleomargarine 2.2 million pounds of shortening and 72 million pounds of sugar were sent in July and August with large amounts of frozen beef and pork loins. The piece contends these shipments mostly bypassed distress relief and enriched officials, urging America first and criticizing the New Deal as America last.
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New Deal Administration
America
Department of Agriculture
UNRRA
Albania
Austria
Russia
China
Czechoslovakia
Dodecanese Islands
Finland
Greece
Italy
Poland
Ukraine
Yugoslavia
France
Netherlands
India
Mexico
Saudi Arabia
North Africa
New Deal
Vast Flour and Dairy Shipments Reported Abroad
Shipments of flour grain and cereal products totaled 937 205 440 pounds and milk and cheese reached 423 920 152 pounds. In the same two months the department of agriculture reports large exports to foreign claimants including Britain and Belgium.
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Department of Agriculture
Britain
Belgium
Paris Conference Fallout Refuels Cold War Tensions
At the Parla meeting the Soviet Union failed to secure key votes on Trieste and the Danube, leaving Russia unable to push its peacetime aims. Byrnes stood firm as Russia used threats and sabotage, but Western powers kept a strong majority in favor of moderation and free trade principles. Outcomes remain uncertain as new reviews loom with the United Nations in New York.
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Washington
Russia
Jobwe
Norway
Maers
Byrzits
Bevin
Bidault
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Danube
Europe
Paris
Stalin
United States
Britain
Byrnes
Wallace
Frussia
Donovan
NBC
United Nations Program
WEAF
Solyuin Quin
Credi
U.N
Pinon Nut Harvest Facts From New Mexico History
A historical note explains the pinon tree in New Mexico bears fruit, the pinon nut, only once every seven years, with Pueblo and Navajo peoples noted in the weaving and nomadic traditions.
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New Mexico
Walter Winchell Notes on Broadway Decadence
Walter Winchell surveys current theater and radio reviews noting E. ONeill’s Iceman Cometh inspires mixed praise four hours four acts and four stars. He mocks rival critiques while highlighting Cyrano de Bergerac and other shows and radio programs with sharp, period voice.
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Walter Winchell
E. O'Neill
Gazette
Circle
Jose Ferrer
Pebbles
Hooker
Apts
Nentnels
On Broadway and War Talk in a Fractured Burlesque
A bustling collage of satire and commentary blasts Taft as a Communist, credits Schacht with molding the Nazi war machine, and lampoons inflation, OPA policy, and political figures. The piece mixes jokes from Henny Youngman to public figures, exposing a noisy political satire.
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Bilboote
Taft
Schacht
Germachy
Repub
Kandy
Patman
Patmin
Prosigantt
Marquis Childe
America
Congress
Penleillit
OPA
Letters to Editor sparks clash over democracy and fascism
Rh. M. Mann defends Pegler against AVC leader Albidresser. argues criticisms target a minority within veterans and warns of future clashes with fascism. Letter cites Franco, World War II memory, and fear of a Communist democracy amid postwar politics.
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Charles Albidresser
AVC
Westbrook Pegier
Pegier
AVG
Albidress
APL
CIO
Pag Qer
Franco
Aris Ahd
Germany
Pegler
Elbo
Rankin
Sekately
Paul Mallon
Ceorge
Washington
Wallaces
Stalins
Benedict Arnolds
Rh. M. Mann
North Streets
Message on intolerance and equality in faith and race
The speaker condemns racial intolerance, cites Jesus’ message of forgiveness, and urges moral outrage at violence against Black people. He laments regressive bigotry in America and stresses that every person holds a core moral truth beyond race or status.
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Jesus Christ
Deans Christ
Reverence and racism in a Christian nation
A reflective piece argues that eternal truth resides in every person regardless of race or background. It condemns Christian nations for prejudice against Jews and Black people, urging genuine reverence rather than hollow charity or patronizing religion. The author condemns antisemitism and segregation and calls for humility before humanity.
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Christ
America
Ming Feat
Syn. Ine
Dizziness Causes Weigh In On Sudden Attacks And Tests
The article explains common causes of dizziness such as temporary brain blood flow disturbance and inner ear problems. It notes illnesses like Meniere's may mimic vertigo, lists diagnostic steps and treatments from mild sedatives to nerve cutting surgery in severe cases.
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Meniere
King Features Syndicate
Inty
Circus site debate follows old show grounds in San Antonio
Residents urged a new circus site for next year as Street Commissioner Paul Steffler and Park Commissioner Ray Lambert reported municipal pools closed. The piece notes the city’s art collection and historical context with references to local figures and a 1036 date.
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South Presa Street
Paul Steffler
Ray Lembert
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