MacArthur Doctrine on Formosa Raises Old Debate
MacArthur argues Formosa is the strategic Pacific hinge and must be held as a shield. He contends the New Deal pursues pro Communist policy and seeks to suppress his Formosan declaration. The general asserts his role as Far East commander and UN Korea war leader, urging strong anti communist military policy and American control of the island chain.
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Formosa
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
MacArthur
Far East
U. S
Pacific
Japan
Americas
Asiatic
Behold the Unity Message From Psalms Text
A Biblical verse selection proclaims harmony among brethren. The text cites Psalms 133 1 and emphasizes unity and pleasant dwelling together.
These Days Refutes Larmon and Lapham on Americanism
The article argues that Americanism rests on the belief in the sacred value of the individual created by God. It contrasts this with secular and Marxist views, critiques the Luck essay, and stresses that freedom stems from divine law, not mere constitutional mandate. It invokes Jefferson, Hamilton, and early American ideals to defend a faith in God and natural law as the foundation of rights.
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Larmon
Thomas W. Lapham
Young and Rubleam
Lapham
Jesus
Japham
Alexander Hamilton
Jamestown
Plymouth
Syd
Odd Facts On Ancient Soap And Giant Sugar Pines
The early Phoenicians are credited with making soap from melted fat and ashes. Sugar Pine trees are among the tallest pines, sometimes reaching 250 feet in height and 12 feet diameter. In Venezuela, voting is compulsory for ages 21 to 65, while ages 18 to 21 and over 65 are optional.
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Venezuela
Transforming U S Political Faith and Roosevelt Era Blame
A 28 year old lecturer criticizes wartime U S journalism and voters for ignorance of Roosevelt Truman administrations. He accuses the era of corruption, communism, and Nazi fascist shifts, alleging elders betrayed the republic while naming Wallace, Dewey, and key figures in a warning about misled voters.
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N.R.A
Republic
Henry Wallace
Bubblehead
Mahatma
Charles Michelson
Democratic Party
Ad Flynn
Eleanor the Great
Republican Party
Bubbles
Debating Roosevelt and Loyalties in Wartime Labor
A lurid public argument condemns Roosevelt, Truman, and Dewey while urging young voters to distrust alleged Communist influence. It defends anti racketeering actions, accuses unions of funding corruption, and warns readers to critically evaluate labels like hate monger and race baiter amid Cold War era tensions.
Stomach Ulcers and Digestive Ills Explained
A century old overview describes stomach ulcers as sores formed by digestive juices attacking the stomach walls. Pain occurs hours after meals with possible sickness, weight loss, and vomiting. factors include acid levels and mucus coating, with emotional stress cited by many doctors as a catalyst. Alkaline remedies may relieve symptoms but do not prevent ulcers and can risk alkalosis with prolonged use.
Acid formation control through atropine and sedatives
Dr H N Bundesen explains how stomach acidity may be managed. Atropine reduces required alkaline amounts. Sedatives or quieting every two hours at night are used in acute cases.
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King Feat Sva., Inc
Texas Big State Seen From Novel Plyboard Map
Ten and twenty years ago on September 2 various notes from San Antonio and Texas history appear. Lee Mackay Co invents a patent plyboard map to lift out Texas for size demonstrations while Hal Tee comments on Texas being a big state. Other items cover school classes in music, power projects, county finances, convener notes, and train arrivals.
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Texas
Lee
Mackay and Co
San Antonio
Broadway and Elsewhere by Jack Lait
A jumbled column outlines political alliances for the next Congress with Republicans and Democrats trading influence, plus notes on crime slang, TV rights negotiations, and Hollywood gossip. It recalls Myrtle Vail and Marge, legal cases, cagey industry terms, and a backstage anecdote about the Aga Khan remarking on America’s lack of history.
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Halstedst
Argyle Ave
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Aga Khan
Chicago
Political misfires and campaign winds in California
Fragmented notes recount Arthur Baer speaking with Governor Warren about Jane Roosevelt and the Florida California campaigning split. The piece hints at political opportunism and public curiosity, describing a cautious stance and a quip about a whale and a fish as a metaphor for uncertainty.
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Ay Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Warren
California
Janes Roosevelt
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