Roosevelt to Speak Twice on Air Tomorrow
Franklin D. Roosevelt is slated to deliver two radio addresses tomorrow. The first will start at 1 4 p.m. amid tense global events, followed by a 2 30 p.m. speech at Mount Vernon commemorating George Washington’s 150th presidential election anniversary. Both Columbia and National networks will broadcast the addresses.
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Bruce Catton in Washington on canals and ships
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on canal schemes and naval plans. He notes Mississippi Congressman Rankin backs a Tennessee to Mobile waterway and outlines several proposed canals across Central America and Mexico, plus discussions on ship tonnage, guns, and fuel capacity for future battleships.
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DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
An overview traces the history of anesthesia from ancient damp-seed vapors to modern agents. It notes Herodotus, Dioscorides, and Pliny on pain relief, Thirteenth Century opium use, Davy’s gas experiments, ether and nitrous oxide adoption, and the progress toward painless surgery. A subscription pitch targets a Corry resident with contact details.
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Japan Moves On In Ambitious Pacific Strategy
Japan aligns with Rome Berlin Tokyo bloc while pledging loyalty to partners. Tokyo pursues new drives against China and pressures democratic nations. Meeneh Spratly Islands seized amid Hainan base ambitions, signaling long range strategy as tensions rise with Western powers.
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Letters to the Editor on commerce and schools in Corry
A reader questions reliance on magazines and commerce for livelihoods in their town and critiques a editorial on commercial schools. The letter urges farmers to rethink roles and reflects on postwar economic changes, noting thieves dig up and move almond orchards in California.
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Crazy Drivers and Insanity in Detroit Court Case
A garbled report discusses drivers and mental health, citing Detroit testing of 457 arrestees. It notes percentages judged insane or unstable, and mentions alienists to evaluate drivers before licensing, reflecting a troubled county handling of driving safety.
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Vision education and public health progress amid war era reflections
The report notes major reductions in infant blindness due to protective eye care and increased access to vision-saving training for children with defective eyesight. It highlights laws on newborn eye protection, successes in specialized training, and a cautious European and American stance on civilization, history, peace, and isolation amid a turbulent global context.
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Hollywood film stars stun Dodge City crowd at world premiere
Hollywood celebrities traveled to Dodge City Kansas for the world premiere of a film about the town’s past drawing nearly 30 000 fans despite the 15 000 population The stars were impressed by the crowd’s orderly enthusiasm and spoke of responsibility to admirers leading actor Roland Barton or Roland expressed gratitude that fans judge his work and see him as an influence in their lives
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