Dream of healthy Texas industry comes alive in wool and tanning
At a Chamber of Commerce farm and ranch meeting, Bernard C. Nelson of Nelson Tanning described processing 7000 sheep pelts weekly in San Antonio using a patent method. Robert E. Pent of Pioneer Worsted in New Braunfels noted daily use of 2000 wool and mohair fleeces. The piece highlights Texas wool scouring potential and historical freight barriers, praising local growth and self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South& West
Texas
Farm and Ranch Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Bernard C. Nelson
Nelson Tanning Company
San Antonio
Robert E. Pent
Pioneer Worsted Company of
New Braunfels
East
Mr. Pent
Budenz Fires Nazi Like Red Rule Charge in Browder Case
Louis Francis Budenz argues the Communist Party runs by autocratic, Moscow driven "line" with no real democracy. He recounts internal sessions in 1943 1945 and claims expulsion follows dissent, likening Soviet and party practices to Nazi methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browder
Louis Francis Budenz
Moscow
Communist Party
National Committee
Mitianal
Clas
Communist
William Z. Foster
Commmunist Party
Foster
Daily Worker
Stelin
Lester
Ruth Mckanney
Fileen
Bruce Minton
Wost
Soviet Union
Pring
The
Bill” Browder
Red
Chelsea
Party
New ‘York
Earl
Liberalism in Crisis and the New Republic’s Direction
The piece criticizes Henry Wallace heading The New Republic, arguing liberalism has drifted toward illiberal doctrines, with the magazine shown as propagandistic. It contends liberals lack a clear program to oppose communism, fearing both a revolutionary and a compromised path, and questions Wallace and Pepper as flawed figures in a deteriorating liberal movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Wallace
The
New Republic
Earl Browder
Russia
CIO
Wallace
Liberalism Hay
Liberal leadership and machine politics in Roosevelt era discussion
By Paul Mallon argues Roosevelt era politics favor machine politicians Wallace and Roosevelt supporters. laments Liberalism's drift into old modes and seeks young leaders with open eyes to meet public demands for liberal leadership, criticizing reliance on sectarian blocs and oblique magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wallace
Feppt
Russia
Jet
Machine Politicos
Walter Winchell notes on first nights and film buzz
Walter Winchell critiques recent stage openings and reviews in New York. Antiques and relics like Lady Windermere's Fan and The Duchess of Mali are discussed, alongside Lysistrata and Loco. The piece also notes Hollywood developments with Mary Anderson, The Stronghold filming in Canada, prizes won by Miriam Young, and other industry chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Wilde
Lady Windermere
Richard Watts
Mali
Greece
Loco
Jed Harris
Jean Parker
Hollywood
Beway
la Paar
Mary Anderson
Dantine
Lukas
Canada
Montreal
Chas. Washburn
Cohan
B. Rose
Miriam Young
Lamar Trotti
Zanuck's Zoo
John Golden
Columbia University
Michael Arjen
Ronald Colman
Robert Sylvester
Thrash Bunty Pendleton
Lenore Jirie
Merle Oberon
Dolores Gray
Broadway Quote Sparks Nap Time Critic Jest
On Broadway John Golden cites E B White remarking that a critic “jeavesf at curtain fall” as he watches his own reaction to the show. The piece notes the critic barely saw the play, instead evaluating audience response and personal judgment. The Trony of the Week from the H T mocks Kaltenbrunner’s Nazi secret police role and his last hours spent on a philosophy book while displaying a marked hatred of Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold ‘Laski
Stalin
Henry Wallace
Laski
Jon
New York Times
Variety
Allies
Nuérnberg
John Golden
E. B. White
H-T
Ernest Kaitenbrunener
Gestapo
Secret Police
Ibenheyer
Kaltenbrunner
Heartburn During Pregnancy Linked to Uterine Pressure
Dr. Harold M. Wiley of Cincinnati explains pregnancy enlarges the uterus, displacing the stomach and slowing emptying, causing heartburn especially at night. He notes esophagus and stomach muscle changes, and reports neostigmine relieved symptoms in most of twenty women within 15 minutes per tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Wiley
Cincinnati
Wiley
King Peeinies
Cileate In
Maverick backs slum clearance in San Antonio
In October 1935 Rep Maury Maverick pledged to work with the chamber of commerce the junior chamber of commerce and the Bexar County Medical association to push a slum clearance program in San Antonio in the next Congress. In October 1926 city officials noted Bioday Construction figures project Houston street buildings totaling 2 643 000 as near term plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Maverick
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bexar County Medical Association
San Antonio
Houston Street
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice From San Antonio Paper
A garbled reading from a historical San Antonio publication references pregnancy care by Dr H N Bandesen and includes distorted section on subscriptions and distribution. The text mimics 1800s newspaper boilerplate with a mention of Associated Press credits and varying rates for domestic and Mexican editions, ending with a truncated statement about congressional act March 4.
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Boston
Mister Breger
Ouri
Wes
Budenz
Political Affairs
Tehran
Churchill
America
Wester
Lne
Mexico
United States
Mr. Wallace
Pepper
Paul Mallon
Walter Winchell
the Journal-American
the Eagle
Margie
Jeanne Crain
Bette Davis
Tate
Lovinia de Havilland
Lew Ayers
Johnson
K. Wynn
Missouri Way
Broadway
L. A. Light Files
H. N. Bandesen
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Seinfionion
Pit
San Andronio G. Texag
F.2de
Associated Prest
Issociated Press
All Ie
Apccin
Gm. Tusery
Bundy
Antonio—Delly
Tarrier
Congress
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