Stewart Explains Why Congress Sees Strikes as a Issue
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart surveys congressional concern over strikes in defense industries. He notes Summers of the Judiciary Committee faced mixed reactions for suggesting harsher penalties, while lawmakers, farmers, and urban workers weigh in on labor unrest, the death penalty for treason, and the balance between mediation and confrontation in the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Hatton W. Summers
Home of Representatives’ Judiciary Committee
Pines
Capitol
Suranerg
Ith
Martin Dies
Summers
Congressman Summers
Feony
Texas
Furi
Middle West
Dakotas
Netania
Kengal
Uncle Sam
Courageous Carrier Brave Message Becomes Local Legend
Scott's Scrap Book recounts an incident where a carrier named Pigkon delivered a vital message despite a leg wound. The act highlighted steadfast duty, local resilience, and community recognition for the carrier's courage and sacrifice.
Growing Rebellion Across Occupied Europe Reported
The piece notes growing anti Fascist and anti Nazi activity in occupied lands. It cites movements toward a Free Italy and similar efforts in Austria, Bulgaria and Hungary. It mentions sabotage campaigns in Turkey and Bulgaria and the death of Hungarian premier Teleki as signs of rising resistance. It argues Americans must understand events abroad to grasp America’s own fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Atenes Beer
Italy
Hiller
Telecki
Hungary
Allignee
Labor and Capital Warn of World Struggle and Freedom Risks
The piece argues American labor underestimates global shifts and foreign developments that affect workers. It notes Germany’s Nazi system bans free labor and capital, warns of a world struggle over freedom, and cautions that delayed action by employers or workers could threaten democracy. It cites Argentina’s beef trade and argues maturing policy could benefit U.S. and allied stability.
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Germany
Europe
Choles
Dlavery Ds
Emiiloyers
Iplamy
Ysbur
World War II Blitzkrieg Recalled In Night of Apr 9 1840
An obscure feature recounts a dramatic Nazi blitz in 1840 Oslofjord and across Norway with German warships sinking forts, swift occupation, and Norwegian resistance. It ties early German conquests to a broader aim to strike France and Britain, ending with Britain’s resolve to fight on.
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John Grover
Ahir
Oslofjord
Leway
Way
Deppold
Sind
Albert of
Belgius
Leopold
Helgi
Hitler
England
Fysnes
North Sea
France
Dunkirk
Gineleus
Francesmi
Britain
Hiller
Notable historical references in brief fragments of 18th century aims
Fragmentary notes cite Daniel Boone discovering Clmnersine Gap in 1769 and blasing a rail six years later. Mentions Vegepariamism in ancient India and an English call under George Gheyie in 1671. Estimates 70 percent of Guadeloupe population. Mentions early encyclopedias and John Harris 1704 English Dictionary of Arts and Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clmnersine Gap
Daniel Boone
Anccient India
England
George Gheyie
Republic of Guademala
Gentral America
Tolida
John Harris
London
Washington Day Book Planning How to see Washington for free
A two column guide on visiting Washington D C with tips on planning a no cost weekend. It urges using Union Station hotel information service the Washington Board of Trade and automobile clubs for lodging and transport and notes passes to the Capitol White House and galleries through a congressman. It highlights Smithsonian Library of Congress National Gallery and Zoo as cost free major attractions and points to the Monument Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool for views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
United States
Union Station
Washington Board of Trade
Association of America
The
Monse
Senate
Capitol
White House
White House House
Washington Monument
Washington, D.C
Wis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Bureau of Standards
Junior
National Gallery of Ark
Mellon Museum
Tees Denny
Fuzzy Daily Quiz Fragments from a Classified Page
A reader questions set lists items like capital cities and historical roles. It mentions Vincenzo Bellini or another composer, a riverwork clue, a plant, a liver disease, and a question about John Adams’ role when he signed the Declaration of Independence. The OCR text is garbled with stray notes and typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Bellinan Tralien
Pbinter
Alberts
Canada
John
Mira Barnes Elected LWV President in Local Meeting
Mira Barnes was chosen president of the League of Women Voters at a meeting held last evening. Ward chairmen appointed include Mrs J J Desmond Miss Marie Keefe Mrs J B Wright and Mrs Mary Whittlesey. The Gorry Rod and Gun Club prizes were announced with over 20 offered by local merchants. E J Kimmey of the Gorry Garage holds the peenty for Cole Maxwell and Chatinels autos and Maxwell leks. The Citizen's National Bank plans road signs to guide traffic on surrounding roads. Katherine Simiy returned home from the University of Michigan for a nine week vacation with her parents. W L Trill traveled to Spring Creek for farm businessLocal notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira. B. Barnes
League of Women Voters
J. J. Desmond
Marie Keefe
J.B. Wright
Mary Whittlesey
Gorry
Katherine’ Simiy
University of Michigan
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A reader camouflage shows pilot health trends from an Audy of 200 pilots in the U S. It cites hours of flight, age range, and overall wellness, noting veterans appear younger, 65 report serious illness, and common complaints include upset stomach headaches and sinusitis.
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the Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
Langes
Allnesses
Amerton
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Congress
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Halton Sumnere
Scott
Azrou
French
Morocco
International Jet Patrol
Argonne’ Battlefield
Molin
By RJ. Scott
BBC the Wrest
Jonger
Argentina
Latin-America
Osta Burghers
Tromsheim
Narvike
Unie Boldé
Haakon Aegis
Nagis
Aidhens
Bak
Haakon
Skagferak
Denmark
Denes
Fheir
Anh
Wat
Mans
Issjel
Holland
Halland
Swith Rotter
Washington Day Book
Washington
National Capital
Ashington
Capital City
District of Columbia
Smithsonian Institution—the Nations] Museum
Natural
Mer
Ggress
Deadeye Dick
Joseph, Pennell
Falger Shakespeare Library
Botanical Gardens
National Zoological Gardens
Zoo
Prom Journal
E. J. Kimmey
Peenty
Maxwell and Chatinels Automobiles
Maxwell Leks
Thy Citizen’s National Bank
W. L. Trill
Spring Creek
Che
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
William E Gladstone
the Golden Stairs
Robin Hood
Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Frigidaire Beauty
Yo Sauny Festura
Fey
Root’s Furniture Store
Stan Tea
Clima Sunn
Whit
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