Italy's boast of large families in fascist policy
The article discusses Mussolini era propaganda promoting large families to build manpower for expansion. It cites census arguments claiming large families produce braver, more self reliant citizens and greater military strength, linking demographic policy to future territorial aims. It also notes a separate paleontological discovery in the Allegheny region with diverse ice age fossils, including a crocodilelike creature and peccaries, found in a cave described as a Noah's Ark of the era, with many species yet to be classified awaiting Smithsonian exhibit.
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Alleghany Mountains
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Actors Recall Mad Moments From Stage to Public
The report recalls Eva Le Gallienne, Miss Barrymore, and 800 women in Philadelphia where Mary Barrymore criticized the audience and fellow actors for dull or rude behavior. It cites past outbursts by actors like Richard Bennett and Ethel Barrymore, noting vaudeville wit and blunt audience reprisals across eras.
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New York Herald Tribune
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John Barrymore
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Smithsonian Finds Ancient Cave Fossils Near Cumberland Md
The Smithsonian Institution at Washington reports a cave near Cumberland Maryland containing fossil remains spanning 20 000 centuries. Many specimens are new to archaeologists and indicate a former animal den with abundant bones likely carried there over ages.
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Wellington
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Hams and Hopes in a Changing World News
The piece notes a flood of new government programs and recovery efforts touching banking, railroads, and public life. It suggests daily study is needed to keep up and jokes about government financing for actors and musicians amid a push for patriotic consumption.
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Avery
Community Christmas tree radio program praised by public
Happy Day hose participants received praise for the Community Christmas tree broadcast. Mr and Mrs Bluefield signaled enjoyment and support for the children of Bluefield. Station managers call it the best local program yet. Hundreds of visitors watched live, and organizers seek a few more dollars to fund gifts for every Bluefield child this year.
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Nora
Santa Claus
Speculation and jests fill a restless barroom mood
The passage notes talk of women drinking quietly to gain respectability and jokes about music in barber shops. It mentions promoters planning a heavyweight fight with no real gate, and hints at debt collection by Abele Sam. It also quips about aging politicians Reed Jolson and Rousvélly, ending with a flourish of praise.
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Adeline
Dale
When You Must Go From Me Poem Fragment
Fragmentary poem with lines about quiet departure and fleeting dreams. Mentions April rain, a sou rift, and a tree Paris birth. Names Gladys Newton Robbins and Kuleldugrape appear in distorted text. Reading suggests a nostalgic farewell theme amid garbled OCR.
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Pussie
Gladys Newton Robbins
From The Files Of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Thirty years ago today fires destroyed M Carter's saloon and fire dwelling in Godfrey while Captain Baldwin marked his sixteenth year as Bluefield president. William Tickle wed Miss Laugonli Cobley at the bride’s parents’ home in Hicks addition. Ten years ago today the city paid employees in gold. a new bank formed at North Tazewell. Nellie Nash resigned Memorial hospital post. William H. Witten died at Powellton with funeral in Tarewell.
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Tarewell
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Powellton
Mobilization Lessons From 1033 CCC Contrast 1917 Army Role
Washington Army officials praise the conservation corps mobilization for mobilizing 8,000 regular officers, 500 navy and marine officers, and 1,700 reserve officers to place cadets in field posts. They argue the effort proved postwar mobilization planning and may shape future policy while countering fears of militarization.
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Roosevelt Charms Press In White House Interview
Washington dispatch describes President Roosevelt in a White House conference room with 150 reporters. The piece highlights his calm, direct answers, relaxed demeanor, and sharp chin as he handles questions. Artifacts in the office include a phantom ship table piece and a donkey sculpture.
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National whirlgig news behind the news column
George Durno reports on Roosevelts administration facing GOP resistance over patronage and policy lines in Civil Works and Public Works. Democrats and labor fear Republican favoritism, while insiders reveal attempts to control appointments, influence loans, and public opinion amid NRA councils and other New Deal programs.
Nursery school funds aim to aid working mothers letter
Editorial letters discuss the federal nursery school appropriation to care for children of needy employed mothers. Lunch funding was withdrawn, salary payments limited to staffing, with plans for one nursery in Princeton and potential others in Pinefield near employed mothers.
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Won
Harpoon Hrowing Rages On and Odd Reform Credit
Fragmented item references dramatic events with automotives, a Reichstag vote, and a credited reform. Mentions North Platte and New York geograhic shifts, plus a movie couple’s on again marriage anniversary and possible divorce. Names and details are unclear due to OCR.
Government aims at tighter grain exchange controls
The Roosevelt administration pushes for harsher regulation of grain exchanges to curb speculative manipulation and ensure farmer incomes. Proposals would limit futures speculation to 2,000,000 bushels and empower the secretary to adjust delivery rules in emergencies. Artists and officials comment on cultural and economic impacts. Greece bans Samnatl wine export, citing delivery risks and Insull’s expulsion deadline.
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Vashineton
Roosevelt
Chi- BO
AAA
Wallech
Byron P. Patry
Insull
Greece
Dust and Silica Dangers Highlight Worker Health
Daily Health Service notes that inhaling dust, especially silica, causes lung diseases including silicosis and tuberculosis. It urges protective measures, ventilation, water dust suppression, and possible material substitutions or respirators to reduce exposure in dusty trades.
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