Warinformed debate on democracies and Axis rulers in exile
Central Press column discusses German and Italian democrats forming governments in exile, urges U S entry into war against Hitler, and weighs Italian loyalty, Axis censorship, and potential peace terms. Dr. Bolin advocates intervention. Mussolini’s censorship under German control cited. Hitler’s motives and chances of peace analyzed.
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Stewart Central Press
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Filtlor
Blysiow Mussolly
Prank Bohn
Tallent Mazi
United States
Bohn
German National Congress
Dsemocracy
Sam
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Glass industry in Pennsylvania to play key defense role
The article notes Pennsylvania's glass industry will have a prominent role in the defense effort amid wartime demands. It cites 1929 and 1887 production figures, detailing bottle, lamp chimney, window, and tableware outputs, plus counties and plants statewide. It traces historical roots from ancient glassmaking to 17th century Pennsylvania developments and major local producers.
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Clarion
Jettersond
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Oiskery
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Lass
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Daily Dozen Meiliog Bodily Health Warning
A garbled health feature notes routine checkups can prevent bodily trouble and organ disorders. It mentions kidney and liver strain risks and warns about insidious tonsil and naval infections. A human skull claim and low world uranium yield are also referenced.
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Wittek-Up
Leor Jonger
Welsh musicians aid by coal town Hollywood shoots
The article paints Welsh actors and singers in a Los Angeles setting tied to a Tudor Williams concert role and coal-dust stained households. It notes studios, churchyard, and the Three Bells location as a backdrop while John Ford hints at keeping musical backdrops minimal.
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Abe
Fin
Los Angeles
Screen Actors Guild
Hollywoods
Tudor Williams
Twenty Years Ago: August 1 1921 Local News Tidbits
Miss Virginia Campbell visits Camp Chedwell on Chautauqua token amid likely low voter interest. municipal election hints reveal few coupons for posts. Wayne Brewing Company supply may be set by government service. Clark's Dog and Pony Show to perform near East Washington Street with a pony ride for every attending child. Margaret and Eleanor Dufay return to work in Svie after visiting relatives in McKeesport. the Steadman and Bursted families plan trips to Lindley Lake for two weeks.
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Clark
Washington Street
Shaw
DAILY QUIZ Flow Many Can You Answer
Question set from a classified page includes: silent films known as the mime era, the three men in a tub nursery rhyme, folktale and weekly timing, Cathay name history, Pavlov and Troldy wife, a treatment with a certain chemical, capital of Bermuda, burial place of the Unknown Soldier, and mail rules to foreign countries.
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Thomnsand
Mistleton
RoWeribg
Cathay
Pavlovm Wias
Troldy
Bermida
America
United States
Fragmented OCR Note on Henry IV and Queen Joanna
A garbled passage discusses Henry IV of Bouln and Queen Joanna with references to vows and imprecise claims about proportions of a composer's income. It reads like an OCR scramble with mismatched names and misplaced phrases, including mentions of dates, actions, and undertakings.
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Jownna
Daxice
A Tunnel Tale of Honest Cop and a Bad Bill
In New York a cam er recounts an incident at the Lincoln Tunnel booth where a motorist overpaid by $5 in change. An Irish duty officer notices the excess and, after a tense moment, tracks down the source to reveal a mistaken overcharge. The tale ends with a casual exchange and a reminder of the badge number.
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Manhattan
York
Geere
Waters
Washington House Row Over a Yield in Session
A House scene shows Luther Patrick of Alabama pressed for 30 minutes by the speaker as the chamber debates yielding. The exchange turns on parliamentary order, with Patrick warning not to yield or risk a clash, while others question rules and interrupt the proceedings.
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