A Plain Case Of Murder In Yugoslavia Fallout
The American State Department is accused of a reprehensible stance over the five American airmen slain in Yugoslavia. Representative J Parnell Thomas demands punishment of the killers and rejects relief as a substitute. Across parties, leaders urge immediate cuts on aid and UNRRA shipments until justice is served.
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American State Department
Yugoslavia
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Washington
Belgrade
Thomas
United Nations Relief
Bridges
New Hampshire
Acheson
McFarland
Arizona
State Department
Boston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
New York
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Europe
Russia
Labor Speaks Out by Sailors Union Leader Ed Coesler
Ed Coesler, business agent of the Sailors Union of the Pacific, denounces government interference in labor contracts and praises seamen’s resolve. He warns against dictatorship and urges Congress to restore constitutional rights, backed by AFL unity and a worldwide anti-bureaucracy stance. He cites wartime and postwar labor struggles, calling for a return to free collective bargaining without bureaucratic dictation.
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Ed Coesler
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Seatie
International Seafarers Union
Settle Post
Post-Intelligencer
A. I. of L. Affiligie
International Longshoremen's Association
Hartlesville
Reddic
Tashie
Stooge Tite
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
A. F. of L
Washington
The
Pacific American Shipowners) Association
Free Capital
Furuseth
Congress
AFL
Ecuy
United Stes
Plainspoken Catholic group skewers New Deal tax policy
A 1836 item notes the Catholic Central Verein of America condemning excessive public expenditures and rising taxes. It also reports Dr. J. M. Todd receiving notice as chaplain in chief for Spanish American War veterans. A 1926 line mentions strippers removing a car’s left hind wheel outside the San Antonio police station.
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New Deal
Central Verein
Ameriia
J. M. Todd
San Antonio
Sam Carp Case Highlights Subversion Probe Gaps
Westbrook Pegler discusses the Dies and permanent committees probing subversive activity, focusing on Sam Carp of Bridgeport Conn. His testimony in 1939 and 1945 was contradictory, yet he denied Russian agent status. The piece critiques appeasement of Molotov and notes secret testimony and limited scrutiny of Carp’s finances and sister’s activities in Russia.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Dies Committee
Theermanent Committee
Sam Carp
Carpowski
Bridgeport
Conn
Via Cheslay Bolotov
Carp
Dies
Russia
Folotov
United States
America
State Department
Molotov
Moscow
Joseph Z. Malinda
Stalin
Ruth
Americas
Theaper
Ferdinand Pecora
Tse
Sam
Chemical Industry
Mas
Merritt Parkway
Rankin
Cony
Understanding Ganglions and Their Treatment Options
Movable lumps under the skin on the wrist or hand often arise after a blow and are called ganglions. They are not dangerous and may vanish without treatment, though pressure rupture methods can be painful and unreliable. A second method involves inserting a tenotome through the skin to address the lump.
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Richard W. Doyle
University of Liverpool
Treatment Methods for Ganglion Removal Discussed
Dr. H. N. Bundesen describes several approaches to ganglion treatment including puncturing the capsule, spreading substances into surrounding tissue, guiding substances via sterilized silk strands, and applying pressure to cause drainage. The common result is irritation leading to a cure, with complete ganglion removal as the preferred method despite scarring and low recurrence risk when done properly.
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King Feas. Spnd., Inc
Growing old with grace under the California sun
An essay-like piece encourages readers under 30 to clip and save this reflection on aging. It stresses the inevitability of growing older, rejects the myth of perpetual youth, and urges accepting aging with humor, dignity, and natural joy while noting California’s endless summer and the quiet, unfolding change of life.
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California
Rise to the Dawn in Elsie Robinson's Air
A lyrical short piece imagines renewal as spring arrives with rain and new growth. It contrasts old yesterdays with a hopeful dawn, urging readers to face truth, let spirits rise, and grow anew despite rubble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Tee
King Feva
Syud
Mexico called storehouse of the world for fertile soil and resources
The piece notes Mexico as a storehouse due to fertile soil and rich minerals, and recalls 1816 as the year without a summer with frosts and snow in northern states. The San Antonio Light details publication offices, Associated Press rights, and long subscription rates across regions.
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Mexico
SAN Antonio Light
Bau Salonet
San Antonio Gazette
Broadway
Fifth
San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
Ak News
MAIL
Raveling
Spear
Sund
ASN
Sontag
Dexox
Wenondernay
Consieas
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Marshal Tito
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Yugoardvia
Tito
Mister Breger
Park Road
Park Circle
Bert
Labor
Teddy Roosevelt
Longsharemen
Tabor
Rome
Hamburg
Bremen
Bremerhaven
Hitler
Red Marines
Weimar Republic
Central
South America
Sai Diminga
Trujillo
Cuba
House of Labor
National Maritime Union
Pacific
Champion
Andrew Furuseth
L. A
France
Walter
Earl Browder
Roosevelt
Browder
Dr. H. N
Weimer
Cleopatra
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