Italy Declares Jews Aryans in Mussolini Decree
Washington Aug 3 Italians Jews only excepted are declared Aryans by a Mussolini decree. The article mocks the claim as an ethnological trick, tracing Italy’s claimed Aryan lineage through ancient peoples and migrations from Roman times to the present, ending with a 1938 copyright note.
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Washington
America
Rome
Biruria
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Peninsula
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Barbarossa
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Naples
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Strike costs in Lanmony and the Little Steel strike of 1937
A Senate civil liberties committee review details the Little Steel strike costs totaling more than $4,001,0 for industrial munition, National Guard, police, and related expenses. It notes indirect costs like lost production and goodwill, and contrasts labor unrest with dictatorship countries seeking allies.
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Senate Civil Liberties Committee
State of
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Guard
Normal Business Rise and Optimism Across Sectors
Labor, business and government report improving employment and rising industrial activity. AFL, National City Bank of New York, and the Department of Commerce note upticks in markets, orders, and consumer spending while cautioning the economy is normalizing after wartime excesses.
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American Federation of Labor
National City Bank of New York
Federal Department of Commerce
National City Bank
Campaign laws eyed by Walsh for next Congress
Senator Walsh of the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee predicts future laws to curb government money use and patronage in campaigns. He urges better enforcement of existing rules and limits on excessive spending to pay for campaign materials and publicity. The remarks reflect concerns about election tactics and integrity.
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Walsh
Senate Cameign Expenditures Committee
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Washington
Washington observers report friction among financial regulators and bankers over credit restrictions. SEC chair William Douglas and Fed Board chair Marriner Eccles push looser lending rules, while bankers blame taxes and political outlook for curtailed capital. Regional capital needs appear strongest in Atlanta Cleveland Los Angeles Louisville Nashville and Seattle.
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Rodney Washington
Jesse Jones
RFC
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
William ©. Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Banis
Douglas
SWC
Investment Bankers’ Conference
SEC
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Solind
SBC
SHC
Atlanta
Cleveland
Columbus
Los Angeles
Louisville
Nashville
Seattle
Monarch Gustav Promotes Democratic Kindness in Sweden
The Swedish king Gustav ascended in 1907 opting for simple ceremonies and spending on public causes. A 6000 kronor anniversary gift funded infantile paralysis campaigns, and on his 70th birthday 5,000,000 kronor went to cancer hospitals with radium labs. He remains popular for steering Sweden through wars and championing democracy with no slums.
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Guis
Sweden
Europe
Strawberries Spread Worldwide Across Temperate Climates
Historical note outlines the strawberry as a relatively young fruit with about six centuries of cultivation. It traces growth from early American and European exploration, noting the fruit’s travel and improvement through exchange, and its current presence in temperate regions worldwide.
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America
Europe
Eee
Twenty Years Ago Az Taken from the Journal Files
Historical note dated August 3 1918 recounts Henry Nelson a P R R brakeman injured falling from a freight near Lovell s He was treated at Corry hospital. Corry and area residents hear of sons in service Corporal Ray Lee Cherry in France under 20 and in 112th regiment. Lee Wood meets several 112th regiment members in France. Standard Turnbuckle Co expands plant with new addition between factory and railroad. Frank Miller reported safe arrival overseas. I L Vail surprised 50th birthday visitors. Florence Barty visits Buffalo today.
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Henry Nelson
Lovell’s
Corry Hospital
William Cherry
Rouseville
Corporal Ray Lee Cherry
France
Daily Dozen on infant skin care from medical society
A brief health note discusses how delicate a baby's skin is, prone to irritation from rough clothing and heat. It recommends mild soaps, gentle drying, and bicarbonate baths to soothe prickly heat common in hot weather and infancy. It emphasizes simple daily routines for infants and careful dress to prevent rashes.
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Castle Used for Centuries in Windsor's Historic Residence
A battered text notes Windsor Castle has long served as a royal residence and fortress. It mentions the site associated with William the Conqueror and a historic lineage tied to English royalty.
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Windsor Castle
Bares Boston Fisherman Recounts Whale Ride Incident
A Boston fisherman describes an unexpected incident where a whale took a friend on a one mile ride and released him unharmed. The text also references a disarmament conference looming for 1940 and jokes about media and a lunacy commission in San Francisco facing salary cuts.
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Boston
French fashion note on lingerie trends this season
Paris styles report mid season shift as American tourists fill spots in August while Parisians retreat. Pastel lingerie colors dominate with pale green rising, floral prints, and delicate trims appearing on nighties and underwear as fashion writers note gradual move away from traditional chic.
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Paris
Hollywood shop gossip hints Crosby voice to long fate
Fragmented news item reports absurd claims about Bing Crosby facing a 317 year court sentence as various names appear in a garbled story. It mentions Dr Thornwell Jacobs and an Egyptian civilization crypt planned under Oglethorpe University with stone tablet seals and plans to bury film reels of Roosevelt Stalin Hitler Crosby.
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Akim Tarvofly
Ronard Tyerett Moran
Shirley Hoan
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Parsamount
Paris Honeymont
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Roosevelt
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Adolf Hitler
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