Civil Liberties Union fights foreign propaganda bills
A Civil Liberties Union spokesman criticizes proposals to require disclosure by foreign agents and to ban anonymous publications. The group argues such laws threaten American civil liberties and privacy while distinguishing legitimate domestic debate from propaganda. The piece notes sponsors in Congress and varying state and local efforts, with the Union asserting vigilance against totalitarian influence.
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Stewart
Eau ‘Préas
Anyinos
Eve Anieloms
Cue Liberties
Unitin Tomer
Titanil
Civil Liberties Union
United States
State Department
Libserttes Union
Tim
Ike- Wan
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Bill O. Ky
Civil, Liberties Union
Guy M. Gillette
Town
Raymond F. Willis
Indiana
George W. Gillie
Art
American Civil Liberties Union
Forest Rangers Station Near 196-Foot Pine
A fragment from SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK notes a forest ranger station near a 196 foot pine, located northeast of a unknown site. The text is incomplete but identifies a ranger outpost and a prominent pine tree as landmarks.
Battle of the Atlantic and wartime freight trains described
Wartime notes emphasize the Atlantic battle’s impact on Britain and American aid. American war supplies and food must reach Britain to prevent a collapse, as British shipping losses and submarine activity threaten the alliance. Also details modern freight trains, railroad rebuilding, and airline safety milestones amid global conflict.
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Hitler
Mediterraneat
America
Britain
Brit
Atlantic
al- Tsniti
Brsiin
Daily Dozen Warns of Seasonal Hay Fever Peak
Medical Society notes hay fever affects about three million in the state. Pollen from grasses and weeds triggers spring and summer symptoms with peak times from late March to mid-July. Air conditioning and pollen extracts offer relief. sufferers advised to stay indoors during high counts.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Tees
Algo
War and industry shift in future conflicts across nations
The article argues wartime production will outpace manpower, with Germany Britain and other powers to rely on guns shells bombs and mechanization. It notes American industry and Allied output will drive war effort while troops are reinforced and trained for rapid mobilization, forecasting long war supply needs.
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William
Kaulsen
Warage
Wolce
Germany
Britain
Baleares
Bigsarmy
Quinns Path to Stardom Faces DeMille Gatekeepers
Anthony Quinn, Cecil B. DeMille’s son-in-law, reflects on how hard it is to win an audience with the famed director. He recalls being cast as a Cheyenne in The Plainsman, his move from Paramount to Warner’s, and the learning curve ahead as he pursues standout roles like Blood and Sand and Roping.
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Anthony Quinn
Hurdie
Tony Quinn
Cecil B. DeMille
Ony
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Tony
Winston Churchill
Quinn
Chihuahua
Mexico
Villareyo- Widon
Tos
Angelen
DeMille
Katharine de Hie
Paramount
Die
DeMill
Ward
Warner's
Movie Star Pairings and Unusual Titles Across 1940s Notes
A collage of film gossip and upcoming projects mentions Bob Hope and Madeleine Carroll in a reversed pursuit plot "A Lace in Pursuit" with Rita Hayworth in "Blood and Sand" and future dances with Astaire in army life musical. Veronica Lake shifts from heavy to heroine in "China Pass" and Sonja Henie seeks a black ice number for "Sun Valley" while Ruby Keeler and Harriet Hilliard headline a Betty Co-ed spoof. George Montgomery, touted by 20th as outdoor star, writes a story for "Mile the Mucker" about a beer engineer who is his brother. He is the youngest of 14.
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Bob Hope
Madeleine Carroll
Madeleine
Rita Hayworth
Cing
Astaire
Ney Rita
Tony Quinn
Veronica Lake
China Pass
Goldwyn Touch
Disney Magic
Hanasiian Andersen
Sonja Henie
Sun Valley
Betty
Ruby Keeler
Harriet Hilliard
Ozaie Nelson
Tm Ieal
George Montgomery
20Th
Spy fear and authorship in urban chatter this week
A long column mixes travel anecdotes by Jim Young about Japanese suspicion of spies and the fate of a wartime journalist with notices on authors Kenyon Roberts and Daphne du Maurier. It also touches on psychologist theories of handwriting during calls and quirky barroom habits at the Winter Garden theater.
Los Angeles County Seeks Repaired Toys for Needy
District officials urge residents to donate retired toys to support underprivileged children. The program invites families to contribute usable playthings and encourages mothers to help by clearing closets and preparing items for distribution through local libraries and charities.
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Bohorasiy
Dhilerer
Yannbt
Understead
Los Angeles County Tide
Nuys
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Piles Item 1921
Twenty years ago reports note 200 Carry citizens buying Civic Dinner tickets for May 4 hosted by Emanuel Hirsch Society. Dr Wright urges early reservations as smallpox concerns rise and two cases nearby are reported. Perry defeats Black 78 to ?, Tokers banquet set for 6 PM with Blue Bird. Associated News Photos to show latest world events. Edward Crapser visiting. Lucy and Baward Perslis wed in Covington on Wednesday.
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Carry
Hmmanuel Hirch
Claude Perry
Maj
Black
Blue
Daily Quiz Questions From a Frail Page
A readable fragment lists multiple choice style questions about stalagmites, presidents named James, state roles, and space trivia. It includes garbled phrases and misspellings, offering a snapshot of a puzzle page with errant OCR.
Aims Test Report Notes Youth Indicator
Fragmentary OCR reads as a test item about youth performance, mentioning a boy and test aims. The readable portion suggests an educational testing context and a brief reference to expectations for boys, without full details.
Ancient Singidunum Fortress Still Guarded in War
Washington Day Book recalls Belgrade’s Singidunum fortress with its 30 foot walls and subterranean tunnels. The piece notes the Roman stronghold as Belgrade’s heart, its tunnels as air raid shelters, and argues modern war could render the ancient fortress obsolete, while Yugoslavia’s fate looms large.
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John
Yugoslavia
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