Dewey Defends Record in Oklahoma City Speech
Governor Dewey delivered a forthright Oklahoma City address defending his record against Roosevelt allies. He cited unemployment figures, military readiness critiques, and quotes from Truman and others to argue the need for honesty, restraint, and a new high standard of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Oklahoma City
White House
Roosevelt
Boss Kelly
Chicago
Hopkins
Madan Perkins
Harold Ickes
America
Jersey City
Bronx
Sidney Hillman
Political Action Committee
Earl Browder
Fender
Mr. Roosevelt
Tshall
United States
Eleanor Roosevelt Questions on Party Bosses Spark Debate
The article surveys Eleanor Roosevelt in Ladies Home Journal answering a question about her party’s ties to big city bosses and shady figures. It argues she avoids a direct stance, blames the rank and file, and notes the influence of bosses like Pendergast and Flynn while highlighting broader concerns about leadership and citizen responsibility.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Ladies Home Domriny
Roosevelt
Thiere
Kelly
Hague
Guffey
James Curley
Dodge
Mrs. Roosevelt
Big City
Bronx
Pendergast
Henchman
Sidney Hillman
Earl Browder
Vito Mar
Cantonio
Harry Truman
Political Bosses Depend On Federal Patronage Says Sokolsky
By George E. Sokolsky argues Republicans are rebuilding state machines as 26 states have Republican governors. He claims New York Chicago and New Jersey bosses rely on federal patronage and would crumble without Washington support. He critiques Mrs Roosevelt for not fully addressing the patronage system and its entrenchment in party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anp
Bogelem
King Breas
The Browns Welcome a Blessing in a Tiny Stranger
The Browns receive a private preview of a newborn, a scene vivid with astonishment and wonder as Best Friend reacts to the sight of a small, delicate baby. The moment unfolds with cautious joy and the family gathers, eyes wide with emotion in a quiet, intimate setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
New Mother Chooses Stray Pet in Joyful Moment
Elsie Robinson recalls a tender scene where a new mother selects a stray animal among many, saying the chosen one needed love most. A photograph shows the radiant pet, symbolizing a love miracle that endured for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Weal
Sydn
Married life and gender roles in changing times
A fragmented piece discusses domestic life, highlighting men doing chores and washing socks, and a wife balancing factory work with home duties. It argues traditional sex roles are shifting as both partners seek affection, respect, and companionship beyond mere drink and affection, noting evolving expectations.
Will a Woman's World Endure as Long as Men Stay Handsome
By Helen Rowland a witty reflection notes men admire beauty over mentality and women cling to romantic fantasies. The piece contrasts a man’s vanity with a woman’s hopes, suggesting marital dynamics persist despite cosmetic rituals and social change.
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Ney
Uking
Alu
John
Seauty
King Fealpres Seaticete
10 and 20 Years Ago From L. A. Light Files
Septembers recall from 1622 and 1924 with local names and events. Kenny Moleer led Bexar County Interscholastic executive board as officers were listed. The Optimist club in San Antonio received its charter from the National organization at a banquet with Fd Hall of Oklahoma presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Light Files
Kenny Moleer
Conversé
Bexar County Interscholastic Executive Board
Syeiude
BR. May
Annie Akins
Posto
Robie
Optimist Club
San Antonio
Bean
Ite
National Organization
Fd Hall of Oklahoma OY
Revere
Sryman
Iva Rupley
SAN Antonio Light
Sear
San Antonio Gazette
San Antonin
Associated Press
Polish Groups Commend Hearst Newspapers
Polish American Congress and Federated Merchants Organization of America send letters praising Hearst papers for marking Poland’s Nazi attack anniversary with coverage. They commend editorials and pictures, urge continued support for Poland, and express gratitude and loyalty to Hearst and his staff.
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Hearst
Polish American Congress
Chicago
William Randolph Hearst
Wyntoon
McCloud
California
Poland
Pictorial Review
America
Srd
Ike
Charles Rozmarek
Federated Merchants’ Organization OF America
Detroit
Mid
St. Simeon
Amali Nationa
W. Kedzierski
Debates Rise Over Germany Postwar Fate And Split
Washington officials and Congress weigh the Margenthau plan to dismantle or cripple postwar Germany. Absentees voice fears of mass displacement, slave labor, or executions, while considering demilitarization, inspections, and possible occupation costs. Debates hinge on keeping Germany economically viable yet nonmilitarized, with no clear consensus.
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Washington
Aall
Margenthau
Congress
Wke
Germany
Russia
Laboy
Dewey
Ruhr Valley
Ruhr
Europe
Bren
Gemany
Causes and treatment of purpura and related conditions
Dr A N Bundesen outlines causes of purpura including capillary defects from scurvy, platelet shortages in idiopathic thrombopenic purpura, and coagulation disorders. He notes removal of the spleen offers little value except in some idiopathic cases, and discusses injections, vitamin F and calcium diloxide therapies, and the role of infections, kidney disease, and leukemia in purpura.
Texans And Their Legacy In A Republic Echo
An article reflects on Texans sharing the spirit of early American colonists, stressing fear of centralized power and the need to watch Congress. It notes 1836 events with Provisional President Burnet, a September election, and the decision to let people amend their charter.
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James
Texas
United States
Congress
David G. Burnet
Sam Jackito
Chiersone
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American Federation of Labor
Pearl Harbor
Goebbels
George C. Marshall
United States Army
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Harrys. Truman
Dragon Seed
George E. Sokolsky
Sam de
Cate
Dad Brown
Mom Brown
Elsie Robinson
Weny
Jess
Walle
By Helen Rowland
Paul Mallon
Hitler
E Jay
WEA
Dr. A. N
Bundesen
King Feat. Sens
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