Bearable dog days and political money woes
Behold the dog days named for Sirius rising with the sun. Modern sanitation, air conditioning, diet, and refrigeration ease the season’s discomfort, though politics remain costly. The U S Senate committee warns against gutter campaigns and excess spending, urging issue based debate instead as they note Japan’s boundary tensions with Russia. The Bar Association pushes faster court trials amid the heat.
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Senate
Ware
Pennsylvania
Smith
Ckinnis
Economic strain and armament drive weaken Reich finances
American observers warn that Germany’s break in securities signals an incurable illness in the economy. Vast spending on armaments public works and self sufficiency financed by EOUs has crushed company balance sheets. Hitler's regime uses more than a third of national income, risking inflation and future money printing. A stray note questions social costs as youth seek hitchhiking relief, referencing a West Virginia case.
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Hitler
Fairer Income Tax Poll Insights
The public prefers targeted income tax reform. A Gallup poll shows opposition to broadening taxes while supporting extending the tax to those earning from tax free federal and municipal securities. Voters also favor taxing state and local government employees.
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Gallup
Treasury
Peop
Martie
Behind the Scenes in Washington in August Primaries
Rodney Washington outlines Roosevelt era primary battles with New Deal supporters facing internal resistance. Key figures include Maverick, McFarlane, Pepper, Hill, Reynolds, Gillette, Van Nuys, Lucas, Hitchcock, Berry, Caraway, Cochran, Bulkley, Bricker, Day, and Taft, as August 9 contests shape party direction amid reorganization debates.
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Rodney Washington
Democratic Party
Maurey ‘Maaveripis
W. D. McFarlane
Texas
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Maverick
Sccre
New Deal
Claude Pepper
Flore Ida
Lister Hill
Alabama
Roosevelt
Thomas
Oklahoma
Henry Hess
Oregon
Oyd Benson
Farmer-Laborite
New Deal Pet
Montana
Jerry O'Connell
Wheeler
Bdh Reynolis
North Carolina
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Menutt
Indiana
McNutt
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Minis
Scott Lucas
John L. MicClillan
Caraway
McClellan
Carl Bailey
Tidge R. A. Cook
Little Roc
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Jamen J. Pope
Furlay
D. Worth Clark
Nebraska
Roy LU. Cochran
Charles J. Warner
Charley W. Bryan
Ohio
Sufipps-Howard
Robert M. Bulkley
George White
Martin Davey
National
Charles Law- Sea Io
Ishare
Jearéevelt
Davey Insis
John W. Bricker
Supreme Court
Arthur H. Day
Robert A.taft
Surinam and Dutch Guiana on a 17th century stamp
The article notes that 17th century Breda records Dutch ceded Manhattan to England for Surinam. It describes Surinam, aka Dutch Guiana, its size about 54 000 square miles and population 164 000 excluding forest dwellers, its tropical climate and gold, plantations, and rich hardwoods. A stamp shows an AcNemo girl from Surinam.
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Breda
Manhattan Island
England
Surinam
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Dutch Guiana
French Guiana
South America
Guiana
AcNemo
Migration Theories On Bird Seasonal Movements
The text discusses numerous theories about why birds migrate in fall and spring. It states migration is a definite hereditary cycle, driven by a mysterious force that directs birds on long journeys across vast water and land to wintering or breeding areas.
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Swater
Hollywood actor Bruce Cabot Splits With Superstition
Bruce Cabot, star of Racket Smasher, openly embraces superstition affecting work. He carries a horseshoe and St Christopher medal, counts to ten after sitting, and avoids the number thirteen. He recounts near misses linked to bad luck, including a flat tire and a miscast scene, despite education.
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Bruce Cabot
Winder
Smasher
Cabot Wuld
Vabet
Cabot
St. Christopher
Gor Abot
Tits University of Mexico
Gebot
Lengths of Borders Between Nations Described
The report states the Mexico United States land boundary from the Gulf of Mexico to the Panific ocean spans about 2 018 miles and the Canadian boundary excluding Alaska plus water boundaries through the Great Lakes runs about 2 987 miles.
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United States
Gulf of Mexico
Panific Ocean
Alaska
Great Lakes
Puerto Rican politics split over Winship plan protests
Washington dispatch reports Puerto Rico faces political struggle over Governor Blanton Winship's reconstruction plan. Critics call it economic reform hampered by landlordism and colonial inequality while supporters push hotel expansion and tourist spending. Nationalists oppose continued U S policy as detrimental to island dignity and wealth distribution. The author urges reviving Dr. Trelewell style reconstruction with strong Puerto Rican input.
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Jay Frankel Washington
Blantoh Winship
Wirth
Angie Sam
Ireland
Puerto Rico
Sigar Centrales
Usvely Island
Washington
United States
Florida
Carolina
Georgia
Annas of
Tiewell
Canberra the Golden Garden City of Australia
Flowery Canberra Canberra the federal capital of Australia sits in a vast amphitheater in the foothills of the Australian Alps twenty miles from Sydney. It is described as a garden city with wattle blossoms flowering almond cherry peach and plenty of avenues of decorative trees and white buildings.
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Australia
Sydney
Royalty’s Paris Visit Sparks Colorful Fashion Wave
Paris fashion reacts to King George and Queen Elizabeth visit with royal blue red and white motifs. Fashions embrace flags and regal fabrics from satin squares to gold trim, lace gloves and straw hats, with Cedric designs featuring white lace and gold accents. Royal visit leaves enduring, vivid style influence in shops and accessories.
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George
Elisahety
Imanual
Geonxn VI
Higabeth
Precius
Henry
la Pensee
Pristigo A
Cedric
Wits Digskin
Ince
Former boy genius turns adult amid political satire
The piece lampoons a former prodigy now in public life as the President pursuing roosters off California shores after a cross country trip among crowds. A Maine citizen notes his 25th birthday, crediting early bedtimes. Murals in New York stall as painters clash over work while a Miami professor warns of an icy Earth.
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California
Maine
Car Crash Involves Clyde Damon Vehicle On West South Street
An unnamed car owned and driven by Clyde Damon figured in an accident on West South Street last evening when a ure blew up. The car swerved, struck another vehicle, but the driver was uninjured. Community notes report a social at the home of Josep Burldharl on West Irving Street with liberal patronage. Also mentioned are plans for the dedication of Kirneney buildings for orphans in Mendiville on August 3 and various unrelated notices about residents and travel plans.
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Clyde Damon
West South Street
Tsaviella
Janvn
Josep Burldharl
West Irving Street
Frost
Kirneney
Oui Mellows
Pennylvanla
Mendiville
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article warns about how childhood diseases such as whooping cough diphtheria and scarlet fever can damage the heart. It stresses that fatigue excessive schoolwork and sports may worsen heart strain and urges precautions to protect children from these illnesses and related heart risks.
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