Senator Capper Mapped as Mild Pacifist Isolationist
Charles P. Stewart portrays Senator Arthur Capper as a mainly pacifist, cautious lawmaker who opposed the leaselend bill but supported its funding after passage. The Kansan, a finance panel member, warns of looming taxes and a $3,000 per family debt as military demand drives prices up. He argues Capper aims to keep the United States out of war while facing a harsh fiscal future.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Arthur Capper
Congress
Button
Wheeler
Montana
Duttha
Burt
Hogan Bly
Gerald P
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Burt Wheeler
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Robert A. ‘Taft
Ohio
Jess
Capper
Kansas
Senator Cap
Senator Wheeler
Senator Capper
Levi
William §. Smudsen
Sidney Hillman
Office of Production Management
Robert L. Mehernay
Senate Finance c Pmmittes
Sclons
Agriculure
Finance Committee
Vity
United States
Astora
Afmca
Cap- Ben
Corry area notes span arts, jobs and local plans
Corry and nearby towns buzz with Met performances in Cleveland, nursing staff shifts, new restaurant plans and building projects. Local officials map police and motorist safety efforts, while teachers, clerks and workers pursue upgrades, retirements, and community fund drives for orphans and unions.
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Bob Beagle Mey
Alice Wynn
Anthony den Wadogh
Ballet
Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland
Met
Ohio
Harry Lamona
Carl Carlson
Corry-damestown Manufacturing Corporation
Remington Rand
North Tonawanda - Bdl
Zafiropulos
Althugh
John
Flanigan
Corry
J. J. Burke
State Motor
Ménby
Gorry- Aamestown
I. A. of M
Corry Businessymen
Pasel
Cox
Nnfs
U. S
Supreme Cott
Robert H. Jackson
Spring Creek
Graydon Smars
Kane Reublicen
Helen Strattaheh
Union City
Had
Life Magazine
Rie
St. Joseph'’s
Erie County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Albion
Con Ty
The Balkans Show-Down Divides World War In 1915 Issue
A wartime editorial argues the German and Malian stance against American support for Britain. It asserts Britain must lead a binary choice between full freedom or full subjugation, claiming the modern world cannot endure a split between slave and free. Greece and Yugoslavia are cited as knowing this truth.
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United States
Britain
Balkans
America
Greece
Yugoslavia
Economic Control Trends Across Sectors During War
A Gallup Poll finds broad support for government price fixing in wartime across business, farming, white collar and labor sectors. The piece notes the potential habit forming shift from price and wage fixing in war to peacetime control, suggesting public alarm and a possible normalization of government intervention.
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Gallup
Tax talk in wartime Britain and American reactions
Fragmented portions discuss British income tax plans and high wartime rates. It contrasts a 60 percent normal income tax with proposals apparent in Britain, mentioning 140 pounds or dollars as thresholds and noting strong patriotism amid bomb bursts. The piece hints at American opposition and voices urging education in Washington.
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Lennon
Washington
Balkans United Under Democracy to Avoid War
An American observer argues Balkan states could avert war by forming a united front under a central government. Citing diverse languages cultures and centuries of feuds the piece suggests lessons from American democracy show how harmony might be achieved if Balkan nations unite to resist external pressures and internal fragmentation.
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Balkan
Balkans
Hitler
America
What It Means Present Offensive by Germans in Balkan Area
MORGAN M. BEATTY analyzes German aims in the Balkans as a broader war move. He outlines German goals to isolate Yugoslavia and choke Allied aid, pressure Greece and Albania, and divert Allied attention from major fronts while Turkey and Russia hold strategic positions. The piece contrasts German and British objectives and stresses the Balkan campaign as a means to shape the overall war dynamic.
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Balkan
Morgan M. Beatty
Weiler
Washington
The
Balkans
Europe
Trugele
Josst
Ghaianter
Aled Gyadn
Baghdad
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Strima Aver
Vardor
Tutta
Aezean Sea
Greece
Dunkin
John Dillonief
Loncon
England
Seglind
Gibraltar
Germany
Turkey
Russi
Daily Quiz Flow Many Can You Answer
A fragmented test page asks vague questions about geography science literature and currency. It mentions Kobirnbi county or commodity, Great Latkes names, US leases from Britain, sound in water, Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, Grinnell Peak location, value of gold, a poet associated with Henry W Longfellow, Steers with a tent, and a stamp portrait by Calvin Coolidge.
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Superior
Michigan
Huron
Grlembal
United States
Great Britsaif
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Grinnell
Weilied
Henry W.lonatellow
Cockdge
Twenty Years Ago In The Wake Of Journal Files
Twenty years ago April 12 1081 reports crimes at Dry H A Curtis and W Jones offices robbed of gold leaf. Alfred Weed a city resident sustained injuries in an Oklahoma oilfield accident. Telegraph from F A Lavelane C F Brown in Bainsbury notes Hillspitel state aid to rise by 12000. Miss Jean Machines named president of Opportunity Crjw. Elsie Dickenson Laure Galegrave travel to visit Kenle Born. Rey Ly A McBride of St Anns Erie to conduct devotions tonight at Str Thomas church. Sprinkling of gaved sections planned for April with mayor announcing schedule. George Ward to supply a livery team for a delivery job.
Eye injuries in industry and preventability debate
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania highlights industrial eye accidents, noting they are preventable and costly. Over 2,000 eyes are lost annually with direct employer costs around 50 million dollars and significant indirect losses. Education on eye protection is urged for workers and shops to reduce injuries and loss of employability.
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U.S
Uci
Continental congress met in eight races and key figures
The text lists eight locations for sessions New York City Princeton Trenton Philadelphia Readyt York Baltimore and Annapolis. It mentions Jefferson Davis as Confederate president and congress representative 1845-46 who resigned to join the Mexican War. It notes his roles as War Secretary 1858 57 and Senate election 1861 amid Civil War.
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Continental Congress
New York City
Princeton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Ready
York
Baltimore
Annapolis
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Congress
Flerce
Senate
Fragmented OCR Summary of Historical Article
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a university, an alum group, and a spring event. Mentions include a person named Marquand and potential references to a book, a candidacy act, and a faculty or student issue. Limited coherent details prevent full reconstruction of events or names.
Wondrow 1 Point Edition Notes
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a literary item by David Loth with a focus on crisis and emotion. It references a score or price and a title fragment. Individuals or organizations are not clearly identified beyond a literary context.
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David Loth
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