Pacific Defense Front United in Pacific Accord
Australia announces a united Pacific front with the United States Britain China Netherlands East Indies Australia and New Zealand. Negotiations completed at Ganberra. Pacific remains static and US Japan talks continue amid the new pro axis Japanese cabinet.
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John Curtin
Ganberra
Australia
United Pacific Front
United States
Britain
China
Netherlands East Indies
New Zealand
Pacific
Japan
Plague Honors Atlantic City Railroading Dog Rags
An unusual tribute marked Atlantic City with a plaque on the $4,000,000 union terminal for Rags the fiop-eared mutt. The dog, a familiar sight meeting trains 12 years, was praised as a great mascot and good railroader 1928 1941. Brass band played as police, cabbies, red caps and commuters applauded the unveiling.
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Rags
Atlantic City
N.J
Union Terminal
Unity in western hemisphere urged by Peru's Herrera
Rafael Larco Herrera, Peru's vice president, tours the United States urging North and South American unity to meet postwar challenges. He calls for more economists and statesmen to study South America and says Peru's people favor aiding Britain in the war. he also denied Nazi influence in Peru.
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Rafael Larco Herrera
Peru
United States
North America
South America
Senor Herrera
Britain
Redhead Bride Plans of King Michael of Romania Reportedly Vetoed
Gossip from Berlin says King Michael I, son of abdicated King Carol, aims to wed a redheaded girl but Hitler vetoed the match. Magda Lupescu, former companion to Carol, is also a redhead. The young king may abandon the plan for now, echoing old verse about red hair.
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Michaeal
Romania
Carol
Berlin
Hitler
Magda Lupescu
Hugene Field
War in Africa heats as Tobruk hold tested
Signs point to a broader Nazi pivot after Russia decisions. Britain shows resolve to keep To bruk in Libya while Axis powers plot to seize that hold. Desert front lines shift daily as outposts change hands in Northern Africa.
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Russia
Africa
Tobruk
Libya
Radio fans and football talk clash in letters page
In a sharp exchange, editors defend on-site game watching versus radio listeners. The column highlights perceived bias in Sportlights, arguing both radio fans and field spectators shape opinions of college football, and that neither side proves superior in collegiate sports.
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Sparta
Hide
Sportlights
The Atlantian Prison Magazine Promotes Free Thought
A narrator defends Atlanta federal penitentiary as humane and progressive. The Atlantic magazine within the prison is praised for free speech and thoughtful critique, citing Morris Rudensky on the publication’s bold demonstration of liberty behind bars.
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Atlanilan
Atlanta
Sam
Onbc
Dea
Atlanta Penitentiary
Hija
Morris Rudensky
America
Somerset students chosen for Future Farmers convention event
Five lines summarize a historic clipping noting Willie James Carlton Caruthers and Henry Munk selected at Somerset school to attend the Future Farmers convention on October 25 1834 while St Dallas opened. A 1924 item states Mrs Vari Teel of San Luis later tried for jury service in Bexar County but ruled ineligible by Judge RB Minor per state law.
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Willie James
Carlton Caruthers
Henry Munk
Somerset
Future Farmers Convention
St Dallas
Bexar County
Vari Teel
San
Free Speech Behind Prison Bars and Civic Resolve
By Elsie Robinson reflects on defending liberty and resisting cynicism toward patriotism. The piece urges readers to restore faith in democracy, safeguard rights, and value free expression as essential to American identity amid perceived threats from corrupt authority and social indifference.
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Morris Rudenbey
War News and White House Citations in Wartime Dispatch
A historical column discusses wartime logistics and propaganda. It notes vast Eastbound crude transport by tank cars, fuel shortages easing with tanker return from Britain, and potential stock replenishment moves. It critiques wartime casualty reporting by Nazis and Reds, cites German manpower and Italian mobilization, and covers political tensions around Roosevelt and Willkie, including a Baxter Wheeler exchange and Jewish affairs fallout.
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Wastiggon
Ickes
Ofl. Com
Pany
Britain
Texas
Madison Square Garden Rodeo Publicity Man Mr Ted Deglin
A vivid portrait of Ted Deglin publicity director at Madison Square Garden, turning to a rodeo mood to draw attention to the annual world championship rodeo. Mentioned figures include Dan Hines, and ties to Texas lore, with Deglin’s exit to a quieter greeting.
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Ted Deglin
New York
Deglin
Mr. Deglin
Madison Square Garden
U.S.A
Ted Degiln
Fellows
Dan Hines
Mole
Danines
Hines Heta x
Texas Ranger
Dan Hines of Texas and the Brahman cattle boom
Dan Hines, famed Texas ranger now managing the Blerk ranch in Texas, solved a four year old murder mystery within three months. He played a small role in the Emerson Hough epic North of 36 and worked with Ernnest Torrence, Leis Wilson, Jack Holt, and Noah Beary. The Brahman cross cattle herd he oversees, 14,000 Braluna, is billed as the word’s largest Brahman herd.
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Basset Blakeley
Fort Bend
Texas
Emerson Hough
Dan
Ernnest Torrence
Leis Wilson
Jack Holt
Noah Beary
Texas Ranger
de- Cresaian
Ariel
Tee
Indly
Dan Hines
Dad
Ted Deglin
Ny Kink Benn, Synd., Inc
Kidney Pain and Self-Treatment Guidance From Medical Text
A historical article outlines kidney pain causes and self healing limits, stressing doctor advice for disorders. It describes backache misattribution, kidney stone pain with sweating and nausea, and the role of ureter pain, inflammation, or tumors in back or abdomen regions. It advocates cystoscope and X ray testing to diagnose infections or kidney conditions.
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Dietl
Urine Findings Guide Disorder Treatment Options
By Or H N Bundenen, the text discusses diagnosing kidney disorders and tailoring treatment to the infection type. It cites sulfathiazole for staphylococcal infections, sulfanimide for streptococcal infections, and mandelic acid or ammonium mandelate for colon bacillus. Proper identification of the condition precedes any therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Fean Byndt
Those Texans A Tale Of Lamar And Bowles War
A historic account describes President Lamar opposing Houston over Cherokee tensions. It details 1839 clashes, Mexican letters, and war talk among the Cherokees and allied tribes. Vice President Burnet and Albert Sidney Johnston maneuvered diplomacy while Col. Burleson acted to strike first, ending with the death of Hawsen and the Cherokee exodus from Texas.
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Wien
Mirateau B. Lamar
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Shcras
Bowles
Sam. Houston
Lamar
Houston
Unie
Manuel Flore
East Gabriel River
Austin
General Canalivo
Pilisola
Wong
Mill
David G. Burnet
Albert Sidney Johnston
Edward Burleson
Creb
Burleson
Tribea
Indiana
Hawsen
Texas
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