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Poland Catholic Leaders Rally Behind Strong Armament
Cardinal Hiond and 6 archbishops with 17 bishops of Poland defend armed strength as defense of faith and nation. They frame Europe as threatened by godless communism and neo paganism, urging Christian culture and fraternal cooperation over aggression. They pledge to fortify inner strength through Christ.
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Double Budget Faces Scrutiny In Policy Debate
The article lambasts a proposed double budget that would treat public works as assets to mask deficits like Boulder Dam projects. It argues for simple, readable financial statements showing income, outgo, and debt, warning such schemes are political deception aimed at voters.
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Editorial Briefs on Russia Germany Hitler Policy Chaos
The piece notes Russia’s rejection of British proposals and doubts a Russia Germany alliance while Germany’s Hitler youth punishment ban may breed lawlessness. It argues Russia seeks leverage, warns Hitler risks chaos, and questions his control as the Nazi regime tightens its grip.
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Secret negotiations show Allies urged attack on Soviet after Munich
German ambassador relayed conversations in which Britain and France pressed Hitler to strike the Soviet Union. The talks, held after Munich, aimed to keep Stalin out of the anti Nazi alliance as Britain shifted from reconciliation to containment.
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Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason
Poem recalls a modest home and plain furnishings with humor about debt and thrift. The speaker contrasts a simple life with wealthy others while dreaming of travel and gifts, insisting contentment lies in owning what one earns. The tone is lighthearted and folksy.
Debt End Avoidance Stated by Speaker
The speaker asserts the aim to avoid debt at all costs, promising to rely on prudent budgeting and self reliance. This stance is presented as a personal resolve within a broader financial guidance context.
Fragmented note on archaic English syntax and errors
The fragment discusses common mistakes in quoting family relations in archaic sentences. It cites phrases like "The child favors hie father" and suggests the correct form use for possessive and pronoun alignment. It reads as a teaching snippet on syntax and transcription errors in historical text.
Young People Society Plans District Convention
At Kimbalston Iowa the Young People’s society held a Sunday program with two songs by Helge Thomsen and Esther Farstrup reading an O Henry story. After business, they decided to invite District No 5 societies for the August 18 19 20 convention here.
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Dog Howls On Third Avenue a City Tale
A Times Square tale recalls Monkey Hill and the Brooklyn Bridge shadows as a fading New York memory. Simon Lake, aged 73, discusses underwater craft while a terrier on a doorway octaves a mournful howl for its missing mistress, a child run over two years ago nearby.
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Plan to raze Chatham Square elevated structure
Mayor La Guardia punts a plan to demolish the elevated railway over Chatham Square. The project, though lengthy, aims to clear the area and transform the crossroads, with officials confident the change will bring lasting improvement.
Eruptive spring and world questions tested
Questions cover geysers and boil term for eruptive springs. Current title of ex king Edward VIII. Fruit cocktails fork or spoon use. King snake bite poison yes or no. Most abundant element by proportion. Governor General Lord Tweedmouth country. Copper tin alloy name bronze. location of Rhodesia. Pronunciation of hypocrisy. Circle area formula.
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Polk County Coroner Trial Opens Over Intoxication Charge
Police testimony states Polk county coroner Dr A E Shaw was intoxicated when arrested for drunken driving on April 17. Officer Frank Magee described incoherent speech strong alcohol smell and inability to stand. Defense argues sodium amytal may mimic intoxication and cross examines Magee on its effects. Eight officers to testify on day one.
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Diamonds shaping world markets through centuries of trade
The text notes India as a longtime source of Europe’s diamonds, with discoveries in Brazil in 1730 and in South Africa in 1667. It states South Africa currently produces about 90 percent of global diamond output.
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Secret Borrows Tale of Sorrows and Cold Hearts
A reflective line about hidden sorrows that shape judgment. It suggests every man bears unseen pain, misread as coldness by the world, a quotation attributed to Longfellow on private feelings.
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Visit to Boy's Town Inspires Support and Graduation Joy
Sunday at Boy's Town founder Father Flanagan welcomed visitors and marked graduation day with nine high school and twenty grade graduates. The piece praises the rehabilitation work and potential impact, noting the institution’s belief that there is no such thing as a bad boy and commending the ongoing street repairs in town.
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Cass County Driver Licenses Renewals Pass 3400 Mark
The Cass county sheriff reported over 3400 applications for state drivers licenses filed today. Sheriff P P Edwards worked in Massena and will visit Maine Lewis and Wivdta with renewal deadlines set for July 6. Drivers failing to renew must pass a driving test to obtain new licenses.
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Leahy Named Governor of Puerto Rico by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt nominated Admiral William D. Leahy to be governor of Puerto Rico. Leahy, retiring chief of naval operations, will take over after General Belton Winship resigns and leaves by July end. Governor Winship praised Leahy as an excellent choice.
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Harlan Man Named in Promise Suit
Harlan Iowa June 6 Mike Leuck named defendant in a $15 000 breach of promise suit filed in district court Inez Merritt alleges he promised marriage and she believed him until discovering he was married to another woman
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Fragmentary note on jewelry and attire in Holland
A damaged line suggests comments on wealth and jewelry in Holland with mentions of servants wearing gold and goldsmith work. The fragment lacks clear persons, dates, or events to establish a fuller report.
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