A Man Is Known By the Company He Keeps
In the coming election on November 7 Americans vote to determine the nation’s course for a generation. The piece argues Roosevelt’s associates and backers reveal a revolutionary drift with Browder and Hillman tied to Communist groups and Pravda while Dewey stands with constitutional values. It warns voters to consider subversive affiliations rather than platforms.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Chicago
Earl Browder
Communist Association
Sidney Hillman
Committee For Political Action
CSO
Pravda
Joseph Stalin
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Messrs. Browder
Hillman
Washington
Bis
Mr. M
Oly
Sid
Soldst
South Carolina
Bouth Garoline
South
Caroling
Thera
Tomet
Roosevelt Policy Critique From a Fragmented Remembrance
Fragmented text criticizes Franklin D Roosevelt timing on Philippines independence and World War II policy. It alleges neglect before 1941, cites Pearl Harbor omitted facts, and debates recognition of Soviet Russia and collective security. The piece references 1934 1999 Public Papers and wartime diplomacy with unclear attribution.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Brapley
Philippines
United States
Liehilippines
Cnet
Tonsevelt
Phe
Grroal MacAriuc
Bnet
U. S
MY. Roosevelt
Soviet
Russia
Bern
Paxland
England
Hitler
Europe
Finland
Latvia
Poland
Rumania
Sn Tukoslavia
Czech
Slovakia
Italy
Ratug
Tio
Congress
Congres
Ie Jeagic
Inglala- Hon
Yuatend
Sokolsky on world armament relief and nonintervention stance
The writings of George E. Sokolsky advocate practical measures toward arms reduction and freer commerce, urging American restraint from entangling alliances. He cites 1935 1936 and 1937 statements opposing foreign wars, while praising limited involvement in Geneva aid. He emphasizes directing funds to public works over large militaries.
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Teady
America
League of Nations
Geneva
Europe
George Messersmith
Asia
Grew
du October & Co
Pulite
Arthraigia Proposed As Term For Joint Pain Disease
Dr Thoniak G Heaton of Canada suggests arthraigia as a better label for a painful joint disease seen in youths. In a study of patients aged 1 5 to 20 with knee involvement, infections were not found in teeth, tonsils, or sinuses. blood tests were normal, and arthritis did not develop over long observation.
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3Bis
Witatake
Thoniak G. Heaton
Canada
Ube Golnts
Henton
Othey
Dachy
Lin
Nervous System Disturbance In Medical Study
Dr H N Bundasen discusses imumnatic fever injuries and nervous disturbances among patients. He notes rest and heat on joints may ease pain while sulcyates could reduce discomfort. Calls for further study to identify causes before effective treatment can be set.
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Eattlan
Bale trade and kidnap tale from a torn page
The fragment reports bales being moved to a Seguin compress and a disruption around UNDA bale rulings. It then mentions Heller Gonzales Jr and Pablo Gon mates with a 14 year old kidnapped from San Antonio, with clues pointing toward New Orleans or Cuba as possible destinations.
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Ocvortr
A. Slerscleyk
St. Hedwie Gillier
Pranckowwk
Lilo Kiolbisaa
Gotcher
Heller
Purple Gonzales Jr
Pablo Gonmates
Tivede
H. Rickson
Sra
Ardonio
San Aitonio
Win
Une Fan
New Orleans
Cuba
Ims
Ayepepsia
Ile
Frial
Thengoyer
Fran
Ant
Texans Rally Amid Raucous Fire Scene Riot
An account describes a chaotic scene as volunteers fight a downtown blaze with water hoses and tackling a melee. Firefighters and residents scramble through the Third Ward and Seventh Ward as the conflagration rages, while a disorderly crowd disperses to nearby cafes for drinks.
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Captity Wi
Phil Miunger
Babbs
Meir
Growlers
Balslerans
Campaign talk and electoral fears color 1944 Washington scene
Washington analyst Paul Mallon notes Dewey leads in belief of a larger GOP vote, fears of concealed ballots, and Southern electors potential switch. He cites alleged South Carolina absentee ballot manipulation and warns of a national melee if Roosevelt tightens the race.
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Paul Mallon
Dewey
CIO
Hillman
Stles
Roosevelt
Byrd
Mr. R
Colunn
Before California Was a Path of Sacred Missions
Fragmentary reminiscence traces California's early days with padres from Spain crossing arid lands to found missions led by Father Junipero Serra. The narrative contrasts colonizers with Native peoples, noting mission architecture and cultural imprints, including carved doors and woven textiles.
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California
United States
Spain
Mexico
Juniper Serre
Spahjard
Thian
Yather Serra
The Indians in California and the path of life
Elsie Robinson reflects on the Indians who built California's missions and the symbolic meanings of their marks. The piece weighs history, identity, and human movement, noting life’s bitter and sweet trials and the universal urge to stand straight as fate unfolds.
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California
Hfe
Homer and the Trojan War A Chaotic Retelling
A fragmented, slangy reminiscence taints a wartime tale of Homer as a ghost writer for poets and a satire on epic myth. It references Paris, Helen, Menelaus, and the Greek heroes with tangled notes on gods Zeus Athena Apollo Aphrodite. The piece critiques translators Fitc Jf Smith and Walter Miller while musing on "the Mind" and Greece's theater.
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Ende Pyle
Tregaskis
Corres
Homer
Linacsis Eralo
Sord
Chitley Michel
Nogeur
Fracas
Chit Howey
Macedonia
Bronx
Greece
MacMillan
Paria
Priam
Troy
Meno
Inos
Sparta
Lnbler
Helen
Olympus
Zeus
Athena
Apollo
Aphrodite
Fitc Jf
Smith
Walter Miller
No 1 Rewrite Man Sought For War Commentary
A reader criticizes writers for overemphasizing vision in politics and urges a practical, grounded approach. Benjamin De Casseres argues for a tougher, less flamboyant prose style and a No 1 rewrite man to capture current war and political realities.
Fragmented World War Rhetoric On Money Power And Decay
A noisy, critical voice explores democracy and wartime memory, lamenting inflation, taxation, governance, and consumer excess. The piece mocks political maneuvering, high costs, and lifestyle paradoxes, noting personal waste and societal strain amid national chaos.
Odd Facts From 1943 Navy Purchases And Coast Guard Capacity
Report notes in 1943 the U S navy bought and consumed 250 000 000 pounds of fresh torat and mentions the smallest coast guard fire boat with a pumping capacity of 200 gallons per minute Scientists estimate the Jupiter plane envelope spans a day of the 16 000 mile range The San Antonio Light January 26 1882 edition includes Associated Press material with standard republication rights and masthead details
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U.S. Navy
Smalfest
Coast Guard
San Antonio
San Antonio Gazette
Artice
Associated Press
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George E. Sokolsky
H. N. Bundasen
James Farber
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Werle
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Une
Elsie Robinson
Goxtes
Menvinos
Drath
Achilies
Agamemnon
Odysseus
Alay
Hector
By Benjamin de Casseres
Mareh
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Rewey
Visto
Helen Rowland
Geslany
Armipeddens
Seten
Otto
Henly Rene
Jupiter
wAgranes
Sunan Nog
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