Telegraph Union Sets Patriotic Example
The American Communications Association affiliate of Western Union and Postal Telegraph workers pledges no strike during WWII. President Joseph P. Selly notes 21,000 employees face wage and working condition disputes with Western Union and Postal Telegraphs. The union promotes patriotism, arbitration, and labor discipline to support war efforts.
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American Communications Assolation
C.I.0
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Workers
United States
Postal Telegraph
Joseph P. Selly
Roosevelt
Minduction
Mr. Selly
WAR Labor Board
Telegraph Workers
Solomons
Europe
China
Telegraph Union of America
Vimba
American Communications Association
Telegraph Workers Union
Cooperation and the good neighbor policy in Brazil aid
The piece argues President Roosevelt’s technical mission of industrial engineers to Brazil embodies a long term cooperation principle. It asserts Americans share know how to help Brazilian producers boost output, strengthening postwar living standards and ensuring balanced hemispheric trade rather than perpetually paying others’ way. It cautions against overreliance on imports and stresses mutual aid and genuine friendship with Latin American neighbors.
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Roosevelt
Brazil
United Nations
New World
Uncle Sam
North
South America
Government Accepts Recruits Up to Sixty Years Old
In a Brighter Side column, the War Department draws mockery by announcing it will accept applicants up to age sixty for military service. The piece mocks older would-be volunteers and notes social jokes about not being able to enlist, reflecting wartime attitudes and a veteran reader’s voice.
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Jada
War Department
Ailenes
Mt-TeWane
Ramparta of Fortatork Club
Wiver
Torrat
Wilberforce
Bain
Bure
S& Patelot
Filberta
Golog
Cony
Hing Fear
Bynd. Inc
The Need for Distinctive Differences in Marriage
A fragmented discussion extols marriage as a fully content union but argues that true harmony requires honest conflict and private time apart. It asserts humans need differences, challenging debates, and space to grow individually, warning that unvarying closeness can erode maturity and passion.
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Atro
Pilex
Beware of a Perfectly Happy Marriage Says King Era Advice
Elsie Robinson warns that marriage as a refuge from life breeds anti social behavior when partners seek all privileges and protections. Normal tests, pains, and social pressures test couples who must endure ordinary life together. Copy from 1942 by King Beas, Bynd Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
King, Beas, Bynd., Inc
Those Texans In 1845 Annexation Debates And Doubts
The article outlines Texas views on annexation in 1845, noting internal confusion caused by a split government stance. It cites leaders Howston and Jonpa shaping lukewarm support to avoid committing, while fear of foreign alignment and strategic pressures influenced shifting opinions among Texans.
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James
United States
Tressavon
Toxas
Politioas
Walter Winchell On Broadway Details on Africa Commandos
A 1942 Daily Star item recounts Walter Winchell on Broadway describing World War II commandos in Africa and Europe. It covers their brutal training, ruthless combat methods, and the risks they faced, including Rommel absent on a birthday, altering the potential outcome.
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Walter Winchell
Daily
Stirrar
Iac
Elliott Arnold
Mvineketa
Mandas Alsiont Akan
Africa
Gon
Erwin Romine Py
Genstal Rommals
Rommel
Woukl
Inez
British War Office
Atract
Littia
Ttaliwa N¢Nporta
Vilage
Guarde
England
France
Ware
Dunkirk
Apell
Almont
Tyiman Beel
Spenies
Ratehtia
Aneakiti
Awhamtine
Tew
Washington headlines drive wartime power struggle
A crowded view of Washington politics shows Nelson facing pressure over war administration and labor groups. The piece notes reorganizations, conflicts among groups, and the push for centralized control to end disruptive revolutionary activity. It mentions unions, industry, and political actors shaping wartime policy.
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Waahington
Han
Nelson
Lever
WFR
AWG
ANG Glo
Poli
Heart Disease Treatment And Recovery Steps By Dr Herma
Summary of a medical column outlining coronary thrombosis, rest, diet, and gradual rehabilitation. Dr J Wilson Reid cites a maintenance period with light activity and regulated exertion, plus leg massage, vitamin supplements, and careful monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herma
J. Wilson Reid
Giverpan
Binland
Resignations and Park Plans Highlight 1922 Meeting
The vacancy for chamber of commerce treasurer was filled by Harry Marlyn, manager for Southwestern Bell. A Democratic platform proposal for a national park in the Bayle mountains was discussed, with F I Ridgeway asserting confidence in winning and advancing park plans in the Frio canyon if elected.
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Reptember
E. H. Kifer
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Marelyn
Mstelet Kanager
Aouth~ Western Bell
Ie Bayle Mountiing
F. I. Ridgeway
Alata Aminter
Tritt
Bla
Frio Canyon
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Daman Anyon
Ber
Akane
Asharing
Interesta
Prijs Micee
Brishane
Y Elsie Robinson
Hercules
Harculeg Nimaelf
Unione
Nelaon
Fmn
CFA
Atlante
Atlanti
UN Pad
Renlled
Aflante
Stessentia
Allanta
Belok
Ha Jaye
Hel
Atlanta
OPA
Washington
Oostereld
Lirst
Fred
Cora
MMI Dactot
Fananres Syndicate
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