Trans Ocean propaganda outfit tied to German foreign office
Government investigators uncover Trans Ocean led by Manfried Zapp as a covert German propaganda arm. It distributes daily stories to South American papers, subsidizes small outlets, and spreads unverified claims to stir anti US sentiment.
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Roosevelt Says Forecast Of Election Still Conservative
President Roosevelt told reporters at a press conference that his forecast of the presidential election made three weeks ago would be substantially the same if redone now. He declined to reveal details and said his preelection cautions remained conservative.
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Roosevelt
How Family Of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
A 12 week plan outlines a family of five’s inexpensive meals with hamburger as a main ingredient. It details a cheese sauce noodle dish using browned hamburger and celery, plus side items like grapefruit juice bacon toast jelly and soup using a bones based stock.
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Sample Menu List and Estimated Daily Cost
A fragmented ingredient list outlines celery carrots water seasonings crackers muffins dates egg milk butter pineapple tea and assorted vegetables. It totals about 2 dollars for the day, with specific quantities and items including cauliflower bread and fruit juice components.
Carr Campaigns Across Colorado Territory Tale
Colorado Governor Ralph L. Carr campaigned in northeast Colorado seeking a second term. A passerby challenged him by saying he was in Benkelman Nebraska, not Colorado, prompting Carr's party to move on to find more receptive voters.
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British Planes Hit Italian Forces at Sidi Barrani in Egypt
British aircraft bombed the Italian rear near Sidi Barrani in Egypt where Italian troops have been stalled for a month, according to Bela headquarters.
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Egypt
Sidi Barrani
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Tree toad Hyla sings colors in bedtime tale
Uncle Wiggily discovers a color changing singing tree toad named Hyla living in Baby Bunty’s aquarium. Hyla shifts hue with each coral branch for camouflage while Mrs. Longears suggests a charity concert with Jillie the mouse to aid the Red Cross. Danger hints at forthcoming events.
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Mrs Longears
Hyla
Mr. Longears
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Jillie the Mouse
Hyla the Tree Toad
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Mr Longears
First Japanese beetles discovered in the United States
The initial U.S. sighting occurred in central New Jersey, marking the first documented discovery of Japanese beetles in the country.
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First Newer Type Bombers Received By U S Air Corps
The U S Army Air Corps received the first B 17C type flying fortress bombers ordered last April though superseded by a later model. The War Department also announced delivery of the first Stinson O 49 observation plane to replace vulnerable artillery observation balloons. Shell Mex House in London features 1486 windows and over 20 miles of water pipes.
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