World Feeding Propaganda Reignites in U S Circles
Washington debates a renewed push for feeding China and India with U S surplus, arguing production should rise and prices paid, while critics warn aid sparks debt and undermines self sufficiency. The piece questions the political motives, economic costs, and feasibility of feeding the world through surplus crops.
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Washington
United States
Europe
China
India
Roocevat
Haryevar
Starsing
Poland
Ill Wind From Moscow Plots Ties Between HillmanPAC and Moscow
Dies committee reveals Hillman led All-American Slay congress members also in PAC. Names include Krzyki Adamic Balovic Bunzick Kovizh ZemunDr Zmrhai Platex Osowski Lange and others amid Moscow contact claims. Public fight against Communist influence urged on an all-American basis.
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Dies Committee
Hillman
Moscow
Washington
PAC
Dies
Hillman’s
Chairaman
Leo Krzyki
Congress
Louis Adamic
Bushey
House of Representatives
Zlatiko Balovic
United
Zarko M. Bunzick
John D. Kovizh
Croatian Fraternal Union
Stephan Zemun Dr
All- American Slav Congress
Jaroslav J. Zmrhai
Czechoslovak National Council of Minors
VW. X. Platex
The
Nations Slovak Society of Pennsylvania
W. T. Osowski
Oscar Lange
Kosciusko Legion
Detroit
Stalin
Russia
United States
All-Stav Congress
Hillman’s Pac
Slobodan Bee
Pittsburg
Daily Worker
Broadway Gossip and Backstage Flurries of 1940s Nights
Walter Winchell style column recounts New York nightlife buzz with Fay Balmer on a USC tour and Vince Curran quips. Shirley Temple praise and Joan Fontaine antics at Latin Quarter. Miriam Hopkins and George Jessel mentions. backstage plots with press agents and a Willy Wonka of timing. Includes Don Wisham homage and notes on artists like Oscar Hammerstein, Jim Cagney, Hilda Simms, and Rose Marie with industry tidbits from radio productions and Broadway.
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New York
Aeeg
Fay Balmer
Club 16
Vince Curran
Shirley Temple
George Jessel
Gitl
P. di Ciecos
Gloria Vanderbilt
Latin Quarter
Joan Fonteine
Morocco
Kaling
Miriam Hopkins
Russel Crouse
John Erskine
Anna
Oscar Hammerstein
Paris
Jim Cagney
Marthe’s Vine~ Yard
Hilda Simns
Anna Lucasta
Amtorg
Paul Wruger
Copacahana-Falace Hotel
Rose Marie
Thestert
Gerry Society
Stila
Capitol
Sean
Ghosts of speech writers haunt party politics and public rhetoric
Public officials rarely speak in their own words as ghost writers shape every address. The piece argues speeches are often scripted by unseen authors, with extempore moments praised when they reveal genuine beliefs and evoke audience applause.
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UNRRA
Pastiaje
Schcla
Fo Bart Strielly
Stanley High
Samuel Rosenman
Janauege
Roosevelt
Raymond Moloy
Hugh Johnson
Broseh Cubux
John Bricker
Guffey
Pepper
Richard Frankensteiy
Speechwriting Burdened by Ghostwriters Says Sokolsky
By George E. Sokolsky argues many speeches are ghostwritten while Hoover writes his own. He notes repeated drafts, external edits, and a public relations influence, naming Governors Warren, Baldwin and Reed against bureau writing. He laments reliance on hired writers who craft talking points rather than original ideas.
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Herbert Hoover
Perzons
Warrett
California
Baldwin
Connecticut
Andreen
Ilinois
Sem
Rosenman
Sim
Feas
Physical therapy and ultraviolet treatment in joint diseases
Physical therapy uses heat electricity massage and exercise to treat arthritis and related conditions. Ultraviolet ray therapy shows some benefit in certain anemias and in healing wounds when areas are exposed. Gout may respond to rest heat and graded exercise between attacks while diabetes results from insulin deficiency.
Treatment Methods For Diabetes Nerve Pain Highlighted
Dr H N Bundesen discusses supervision based exercise and infrared therapy for painful diabetic neuropathy. He notes heat and massage can ease symptoms, physical therapy helps, weight reduction is emphasized, and cautions on overall treatment. Copyright 144 King has Send Inc.
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Conyright
Pledge of allegiance to Roosevelt policy at Texas convention
A Texas state Democratic convention at Galveston adopted a pledge to the New Deal policy, voiced in the keynote by Robert Lee Bobbitt, former Texas attorney general. Earlier reports note a traffic arrest where a young man and a woman were questioned by Traffic Captain Bat-No and Officer Hyde, then released to continue to California.
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New York
Siut
McClelland Barclay
South
Southimston
Mardee Wolf
Father
Miss Hoff
Barclay
Mardne
The
Ark
Roosevelt
Texas
Galveston
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Bat- No
Trat- Ha
Hyde
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California
Lynching aftermath and burial dispute in Texas tale
A San Antonio Light excerpt recounts a Texas cattle drive where a cowboy killed a cook, a trial acquitted the shooter, and locals debated burial rights. A bystander urged a practical solution, and the herd moved on under gunfire salutes as the corpse was honored. The passage reflects frontier justice and community tensions in Guadalupe and nearby counties.
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Guadalupe County
Bexar'a
Trail Hoos
Faw
Beguin
Pission
Tan
Anit
Unclear OCR: Sunday Sale Notices and Prices
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered sale terms and times for a Sunday event with references to quantities and locations but lacks coherent details or complete entities to form a clear news item or outcome.
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Editorial
Sei Ag
Ace Avaried
CIO “Political Action” Committee
Sidney Hillman
Lenin
Karl Marx
White House
United States OF America
RED Russia
Walter Winchell
Trak Muthinglatered
Dorothy Parker
Bath
Don Wahn
George Jean Nathan
du Esquire
von Fontaine
Arbiro de Gordoyn
Paramount
Tummanents
Maurice Momtes
Alnie
Hot Lips
Paige
Onyx
Stac
Ben Graver
Andy Russell
Dwight Fiske
Tou- Breas
Republican National Committee
Ghost-Writers’ Union. IE
Ton Dewey
George E. Sokolsky
Physical
Dr. H. N
5. A. Light Files
James Larber
San Antonio
San Ank
Ieee Ak
Agchi
Aiaras
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