Byrnes Speech Reflects On German Policy Delays And Shifts
The Byrnes speech urges a shift from punitive Morgenthau doctrine to German self governance. It argues Russia has pauperized and controlled eastern Germany, opposing any German pawn status. The piece notes Byrnes marks a new U.S. stance against creating a European poorhouse that could fuel future conflict.
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Byrnes
Germany
Morgenthau
Soviet
Russia
Mooreover
Walter Winchell on Market Turmoil and Public Credit
A collage quotes Walter Winchell and others on stock market panic and blame for the crash. Editorials and letters discuss Eccles, labor strikes, and the threat of war with Russia, with criticisms of radio commentators and public figures.
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Agai
Russia
Mirror of Your Mind Advice on Memory and Mood
The piece discusses how good memory correlates with mental work but not higher intelligence and notes that memory loss often stems from emotional disturbance. It cites Auburn prison research suggesting January births fare higher in intelligence but warns the sample is small. It also touches on teenagers' car interest and parental limits, urging balance with family finances.
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Elsie
Controlling Growth and the Glandular System
The article reviews how the glandular system regulates height and development from infancy to adulthood. It highlights Dr. James K. Fanchier’s study of 100 children with abnormal growth, noting 67 treated with glandular extracts to pause excessive growth, with heights ranging from two inches below to eleven inches above normal, and that maturation typically occurred in ages eleven to twelve.
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James K. Fanchier
Atlanta
Georgia
Fancher
Behandlung of pituitary overgrowth with stilbestrol calcium and vitamin D
Dr HN Bundesen reports treating pituitary front-lobe overgrowth with stilbestrol plus calcium and vitamin D. Among 6 patients some showed no growth and average gains were modest after about 18 months. Careful long term planning by physicians is required for effective results.
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Pituitary
Hing Feat
Don’t call me Tovarich I am 100 percent American
Letter writer rejects being called Tovarich or Comrade and denounces communism, praising private enterprise and American individuality. He warns against foreign labels and parlor pinks, and asserts loyalty to the United States with references to American prosperity and notable figures. © King Kuulures Syndicate, Inc.
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Tovarich
Linec
White House
Carnegie
America
Rockefeller
G. T
Germany
Japan
Moscow
Toyarich
King Kuulures Syndicate, Inc
Advice to Lovelorn By Beatrice Fairfax
A woman questions six months with no marriage talk and whether to end the relationship. Fairfax suggests patience if love is real, but urges self check for true feelings and willingness to wait. if urgency signals doubt, consider moving on.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Wills Fairfax
Samm
Ring Features Syndicate, Inc
San Antonio health dept surveys slum conditions
Sixteen and twenty years ago items from September 14 1936 and September 11 1926 show city health officials starting a survey of San Antonio slum conditions and Vice President Garner traveling to New York for the Democratic campaign. A dawn burglary attempt targeted Mrs. J E King then Prison Commission chair. Clara Bow arrived but rushed to bed after a long trip.
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Jean Nance Garner
Uvalde
San Antonio
New York
Warefoot
J. E. King
State Prison Commission
Southern Pacific
Clara Bow
Star of “Wings
St. Anthony
Spa. m
Veterans groups urge unity to curb Communist influence
In Washington veterans lament cliquish control within postwar organizations and warn against being duped by Communist demonstrations. They argue for independence from Moscow plots, urging clear action to purge influence, promote peace, and prepare for an atomic era without war.
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Russia
Iui
Warsaw
Byrnes
Germany
Moscow
U. S.1
U.S. Ambassadors Hotel
Communism
Hollywood Gossip on Dope Dramas and Star Parties
Louella O Parsons reports on Monogram and Enterprise racing to secure drug addiction themed projects including Covaine and She Walks In Beauty, with stars Kane Richmond Warren Douglas Barbara Stanwyck Norma Shearer and Marion Davies tied to Christie’s Love from a Stranger. She notes Charlie Chaplin finishing a bluebeard comedy Monsieur Verdoux and recalls party snapshots with Marilyn Walsh Phillips Bruce Cabot John Garfield and others at a Byron Brynne Christie era gathering.
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Hollywood
Barney Ross
Monogram
Covaine
Cornel Woolrich
Kane Richmond
Warren Douglas
Lawrence Tierney
Enterprise
Fanny Hurst
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Miss Hurst
Barbara Stanwyck
Norma Shearer
con+ tract
Brynle Foy
Marion Davies
Agatha Christie
Marion
Brynne
Christie
Eagle-Lion Studios
Pictures
King Victor
Ben Bogeaus
Darryl Zanuck
Bogeaus
King
Trever
Eleanor Boardman
Florence Vidor
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Hollywood Call
Marilyn Walsh Phillips
Raoul
Bruce Cabot
Dolores Moran
Bruce
Ragel
John Garfield
Anita May
Constance Collier
Joseph Sehenek
Elsie
San Matco
Turhan Bey
Hell
Susanne
Foster
Teresh Wright
San Antonio Gazette Notice Text Fragment
Publication office details and AP rights notice appear in this fragment. It mentions Associated Press credit and local news publication rules, with garbled addresses and misprinted terms. The readable portion confirms standard wire service rights retention for republication of dispatches.
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San Antonio
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Asheville
Truman
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Winchell
John Crosby
American Broadcasting Company
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Lawrence Gould
Auburn
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Journal of Social Psychology
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King Feat. Syn, Inc
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