World War memory and Nazi influence on US politics
A compilation from The Globe News text recalls Armistice memory and war era reflections. It also includes a lengthy excerpt on Nazi Germany’s intelligence and propaganda analysis of US politics and the 1940 election and a note on fireworks history and ignition details.
Birthday mix up at the Bureau during renewal
A 32 year old man mailed in a renewal request with fee and old license showing birth year 1980 due to a typist error. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles returned the documents and queried the date of birth 1980 1908, seeking confirmation before approving the renewal.
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Inventions and Perseverance of L Luzern Custer
The narrative profiles L Luzern Custer of Dayton Ohio a Steele High School graduate who attended MIT and pursued inventive ideas. His revolving Roto-serve dining table failed yet he found success later with a motor propelled children’s car and a motor driven chair for cripples sold to the King of Egypt. He cites a personal average of one hit in ten and urges perseverance despite early failures.
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Whi Pers
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Courting danger in Shani Lun tale of Lynn Britton
Lynn Britton arrives at the court of Shani Lun and is escorted by Temu Darin to a palace in Pai Shu. She faces captivity under Sherdock while navigating strange rituals, a slave named Little Bamboo, and growing tension about her brother's fate and Temu Darin's true intentions.
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Lyan
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Temu
London
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TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
A word puzzle listing across several numbered clues with hints for answers. The grid includes entries for sports and daily trivia, referencing tennis champions, line placement, and various objects, ending with miscellaneous terms.
Crackers True or False Comic Page Quiz
The questions present five statements about geography and police terms. They ask whether each is true or false, including Akureyri as Iceland's capital, a barrel of oil containing 42 gallons, blotter as a police blotter, the Himalayas in Africa, and the Pacific Ocean larger than the Atlantic.
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Iceland
Himalayas
Africa
Atlantic Ocean
Quotations on War Policy and Labor in 1940s Politics
A collection of political quotes debating war, defense, labor's role in the economy, and democracy. Figures include Lion Feuchtwanger, James H. R. Cromwell, Homer A. Stebbins, Clifton Woodrum, and Wendell L. Willkie, reflecting U S prewar and labor discussions.
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Clifton Woodrum
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Wendell L, Willkie
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