Senate chairmanships shape foreign and defense policy
A fragmented view of Senate and House committee leadership shows key figures like George, Connolly, Walsh, Reynolds, and Walter F. George maneuvering for influence. The piece notes shifting chairmanships in foreign affairs, finance, and military affairs, with implications for tax policy and defense debt amid wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Army
T Hough
Charman
House of Congress
Key Pittman
Foreign Affairs Committée
Walter F. George
Pat Harrison
George
Pat
Mange Committee
Morrisny Fied
George Yeas
Jim
Tia
Finance Committee
Tom Connolly
Tury
Navy
David I. Walsh
Ataira
Robert
Jt. Reynolds
Iyo
Dave Walsh
Bob Reynolds
Morris Sheppard
Ovataeas Conaitiona
Willy Exn
Aod
Corry News Highlights from East Smith Street to Bridge
Territorial notes from Corry recap local lore and visits, naming East Smith Street residents, Charles Teildlyfl and Mary Pouch, with mentions of Vera Hammond and Glenn Myrick. Reports cover St Teresas church lawn party, U.S. Army equipment, and other town snippets including trains, a moon event, and area travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Teildlyfl
Lucq
Corry
East Smith Street
Mary
Charles M. Pouch
Érevbett
Walders
Uips
Vera Hammond
Lorett Hammond
Colimbis
Glenn Myrick
Atlanta
Ory
Lold
Charleston
S. C
Dessenyer
William Merrill Corry
Marle Johnson
Russell
John Hornick
State Motor Poliey
William Frye
Industrial Arts
Isecher
Dinner High School
Meadville
Repeau
Cory
New England
J. F. Tunsey
Goatton
George Dion
South Center Streat
Ted Luther
Conysoll
Pittsburgh
Tring
Ghatton
Elephant Hunt Sun Spots
A garbled column laments heat and sun spots affecting astronomy, noting delays and discontent with expected advances four years past. The writer questions possible remedies and mentions political and wartime references, ending with a clue about “Potomac River yqllurs” and a sea serpent image.
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Potomac River
War in Russia and Nazi push slows under pressure
The article outlines Germany's invasion of Russia, reporting stubborn Soviet resistance and stalled German goals. It notes Britain and the United States rebuilding strength in the Atlantic as American production rises and inflation policy effects loom, while warning of ongoing labor pressures and wage debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Willie
Frances
Belgium
Britain
Paralysis warnings rise in communities this season
Reports note increasing paralysis cases in some areas beyond normal seasonal levels. Officials urge parents to keep children from crowds and swimming areas while promoting cautious steps and prompt treatment. Unemployment concerns rise as defense programs cut raw materials and force plant closures, threatening jobs across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alam
Wardfort
Sven Plievylon
Twenty Years Ago Highlights and Local Notices
Twenty years ago a dairy barn near Lindsey south of the city was destroyed by fire on a Saturday evening. Local items mention Mrs. Charles Lynen, Stella, Mary of Scranton, and visits to Meadville. Chief Frank Potlay reported two suspects in a Nash sire robbery. Robert Akam, son of Wil Alcan, faced a reckless driver incident on Lovells Road. The column also notes an upcoming St Elmo's social and a misused verb note.
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Erry
Slaw Department of Commerce
Peensylvinia
Liw
United States
Kneston University
Blatt Brothers
Westoern Pennsylvania
Pittstown
Isabel Hoskins
Pittsburgh
Public Buildings Administration
Federal Housing Project
Peninsylvania
Bull Bim
Noh Engi
Engi
Lige Dairy
L. Lindsey
Bigtinlne
Robert Akam
Wil Alcan
Altech
Hlm
Lovells Road
Potatoes Spark New Fuel Plan in Idaho History
Ida county reports a bold move as chemists adapt potato products into fuels and solvents. Idaho State Univ experiment near Moscow produced potato alcohol for government tests and potential use in gasoline shortages, with early plants selling to private buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Ida
Chemirgy
Stulu
University of Idaho Experiment Station
W Volet
Holheville County
Laist Une
Marvin
Rheumatic fever now seen mainly in children in winter
The article notes rheumatic fever affecting youths aged 7 to 11, with 40 percent of rheumatic cases linked to rheumatic fever and a yearly death average around four. It highlights that rheumatic fever is rarer in the south and nearly unknown in tropics, with environment and living conditions influencing its spread and severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Amon
Odd Fragments From a Murky OCR Page
The readable parts describe a garbled scene with references to a team and a historical figure, mentioning Oshkosh in Wisconsin and Nebraska. The text includes misprints and invented phrases, yielding no coherent event or clear facts. No verifiable names beyond George Washington appear. no dates, places, or concrete actions can be confirmed.
Daily Quiz Questions and Historical Clues
A scrambled quiz asks seven questions on varied topics. It mentions A W D meaning in the U S Army, asks about Uncle Tom’s Cabin author, Madagascar’s location, a Tennessee caplin, lunar rotation, a paved road by Herk, and Sappho’s identity. The prompt directs readers to a classified page for answers.
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Cam Jod
United States Army
A.w.od
Whiell
Strong
Ty Unger
Roosevelt
Madagascar
Munche Caplin
Tennessee
Pilzherbert
Yendiar
Sappho
Fragmented note on historical animal range and policy
The text discusses shifts in predator ranges with coyotes expanding as other predatory chimels were drawn back. It references officials from Fish and Wildlife and state deportations, and mentions a historical period when the White House faced British influence, touching on walls and decline in certain wildlife pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fish and Wildlife
Man About Manhattan Letters on Animals and Guides
A letters column in New York critiquing moral views on animals and science. Readers discuss a Wolf depiction, pockmarked by concerns about captivity and empathy toward wildlife, while others request information on state guides, recordings, and access to broadcasts in New York studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
George Tucker
York
New Orleans
Fragmented OCR summary of Yonkers mill dispute
An OCR fragment describes a Yonkers mill case involving Mr. H and a work stoppage or dispute. It mentions delays, altered plans, and a mistaken claim about a work assignment. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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M. Macmaillan
Americati
Yorker
Spa
Yonkers
Ori
Worth Hareourh Report On Local Work
A fragmented note from Worth Hareourh describes community works popular with residents. It mentions implied projects, public interest, and concerns about safety and aging infrastructure amid unclear details and distorted phrases.
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Walsh
Reynolds
Stewart
Scott
Penny Othe
Rjscott
Onance
Licked
Tom Gonnolly
Bob
Banking and Currency
Ida Shedlov
Prince Moritz of
Ange Chow
Philippines
Bambuing
Corryttes
Canada
Emmanuel Church
St. Barnabas Horte-by-le-bulte
Lire
Eric Reilragd
Cajon City
Duval C Hateh, de
UW. S. Ordinintive
Hawaii
G. Hale
al Jtthe
dAteebarny
George MacDonald
Bonth Center
Florida
Ay Brunswick
Dan Preng
Blackberriey
First Ward
Columbus
Rogers Brothers Cargaradun
Albion
U.S. Anmy
Wach Weil
S . Wi
Amenieg
Elephant
Ture
Fk Sly
Germain Vebple
Mr. Gaye Teuney Teyesten
Tor Cleveland
Lie Gutlisk
Flint
Aviveaway
Chevrolet Cats
Charles Lynen
Stella and
Scranton
Ninnava Pass
Frank Burlwart
Joseph Burkhart
Bor
Anensl
Wis
Thomes Burnett
Mr and Mis
S. Sitler
Robert Thoms
St Elmbeth
Tupd
Chief Prank Potlay
Sciance
Daily Dozen
Prom Ue
Medina Society of the State of Pounysivanty
Garda Goil
George Washington
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Thean
Nebraska
Ph Takeas
Adam Mbe
Ebansa
Waeh
Cary" Asker M
Port Worth
State Guides
Texas
Hasting House
New York
Hastings
Michigan
L. P
Tsaw
Charles Vaughton
Grand Rapids
Miss P
Columbia’ Broadcasting Company
Kansas City
Coatesville
New Yorks
NEC
Cus
New Fork
Ber
Toni
Worth Hareourh
Ayen
Pauline
Buddy
Sleo
Ihushe Tolle Sording Oy
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