Stewart Says Japanese Advance in Asia
Charles Stewart argues Japan is rapidly expanding control across Asia and may seize Indo China, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the Dutch East Indies before turning toward the Philippines and Hawaii. He warns U S policy should curb Nippon’s expansion, noting trade losses in China and the danger of Japanese militarists.
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Stewart
Asia
Charles ¢ Stewart
Central Press
Japan
Europe
Tokio
Washington
Fumimaro
Toro
Patio Foreign Office
France
Omics
State Department
Nippon
Dremier Konpye
Dutch East Indies
Hongkong
Singapore
Indo-China
Uncle Sam
Philippines
Wwe
Mileady
Pacific
Nevers Shuless
Konoye 1S
United States
China
Britain
India
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
Man Suspended by Magnetic Rope Under Power Line
A man climbed a structure and supported himself magnetically as ground anchors held the end. A powerful electric mechanism, described as an electron meter, operated to erect or stabilize the setup.
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Germakyai IE
School days near in early school prep notes
Fragmented OCR recalls August preparations for back to school and eyeglasses. Doctors emphasize proper eye fitting for children, linking comfort and confidence to learning. The piece reflects parental concern, teacher guidance, and the role of glasses in a child’s happiness and social life.
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Il Ir
Debra
Evan
Economic Shifts and Defense Demands Affects Markets
The article notes rising prices and stronger orders for ships and durable goods, amid a surge in reemployment and purchasing power. It warns that defense production may boost industrial output but risks increasing debt, with consumers facing scarce goods and wary retailers amid wartime demands.
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National Defense
Quezon Tightens TE Emergency Powers for Philippines
The article reports Quezon seeking broad emergency powers to calm unrest and control essentials. It notes authority to suppress dissent, regulate wages, prices, rents, and transport, and to mobilize security forces if needed. It mentions focus on protecting islands from Japanese threats and the need for capable leadership.
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Quezon
Philippines
Alan
Mervel Quezon
Willkie Introduces New Methods in Vote Getting
Colorado Springs Aug 1 Wendell Willkie campaigners report new tactics in this village stop. A large crowd gathered at a downtown hotel greeted Willkie with questions and observations about his approach to mobilizing voters. Reporters noted his cautious demeanor as security and aides managed visits to the apartment and dining areas while supporters pressed for pictures and remarks.
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Willkie
Willtan
Arne
Colorado Springs
Wendell B. Willkie
Vavhiss
Min
Colorade Springs
Jolla
Nat
Willie
Litka
Wille
Sendwiches
Sal Waimeslin
Armen
Aly
Laretks
Fragmented OCR note on midcentury weaving and essays
An unclear, OCR corrupted passage discusses paper making and printing in Paris during a wartime period. It mentions a Ber- DUG Vier style and a reference to Aeon Teves, a Wild untick resemblance, and a vague university motif. Specific facts are obscured by garbled text.
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Paris
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A fragmented item on beverage consumption and early water treatment ideas cites a Philadelphia physicist in 1807 mixing carbonated water with juice. It notes high water content in beverages, discusses carbon dioxide’s role in bottling, and hints at wholesale production reaching travelers, with a stray aside on common errors and language notes.
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Philadelphia
Eles
Washington Day Book warns Willkie on factory door campaigning
The Washington Day Book article critiques Wendell Willkie and Gov Harold E Stassen campaign tactics. It notes Stassen's aggressive back door campaigning in Minnesota, traveling over 50 000 miles to rally voters, and claims the style swayed powerful political machines. It also questions the effectiveness of such methods and references Texas Governor O Daniel and general George C Marshall in a broader critique of campaign approaches.
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Ashington
Wendell L. Willkie
Harold E. Stass
Minnesota
Sil
Slassen
Willkie
Duwst
Lyow
O'Daniel
Tme
Rmdio
Sin
Ferric
O'Danjal
Ul-Billy Imusic
Mystery Solved Timber Mystery at Noell School
York Pa workmen found badly burned timbers in stall area of Noell School heating plant prompting officials to suspect a smoldering fire. Gatey Director Cutily Schaberg explained the timbers were cut from a century old fire tale causing the mystery to be cleared up.
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York
Tie Noell
Veteran celebrates Curwensville elder at Gettysburg address
The town marks the birthday of Pat Samuel J. McKendrick, Civil War witness to Gettysburg who shook hands with Abraham Lincoln and heard his Gettysburg Address. He is lauded as the area’s oldest resident, celebrated in the presence of family and local officials.
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Vetenan
Curwensville
Pat Samuel J. McKendrick
Gettysburg
Abraham Linegln
Ffoyemshers
Tijoye
Heath
Twenty Years Ago Recap From Mount Gretna to Local News
Twenty years ago Y Company with 88 men and officers returned from Mount Gretna. A CH Cooley grocery on East Washington Street was entered in the night with about $20 in change and tobacco taken. Mrs. Chaslew H. Bracken died yesterday afternoon at the family home on West Pleasant Street. Mehelli Wilcox arrived this morning after six weeks cruise on the U S Steamship Pocahontas. Bradf ord nine and Erie’s National Foundry Club beaten 10 to 1 and 3 to 0 by Billy Welsh and Ty Granhal l. Mr and Mrs Edward Hawking and daughter and Mr and Mrs Henry Keppel arrived home this morning from a two week motor trip through Canada.
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Cooley
East Washington Street
Mehelli Wilcox
U. 3
Pocahontas
Or Iisbie
Billy Welsh
Ty" Gran— Hall
National Foundry Club of
Erie
Bradfard
Edward Hawiking
Henry Keppel
Canada
Daily Quiz Puzzle Questions From Classified Page
A scanned newspaper item presents a chaotic daily quiz with garbled questions about amendments Greek letters drama temple manuscripts power units and historical figures. The page invites readers to turn to the classified section for answers, showing many typos and jumbled terms. The content reads like a misc puzzle snippet missing clear context or full questions.
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U.S
Temple of Drama
Paden Canal
Amar
Union of Savini
Namie
Suen
High Roman Doctor Fees Revealed in Ancient Texts
An ancient discussion notes Roman physicians often charged high fees with Quintus Stettinius earning a yearly income of 520,000. The passage explains air pressure concepts and the body’s internal balance, illustrating historical curiosity about physiology and medical value.
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Quintus Stettinius
Blanche Yurka Stays in Theater While Embracing Big and Small Roles
Renowned actress Blanche Yurka, born in St. Paul with Czech roots, explains why she values meaningful two scene parts over long but forgettable roles. She recalls past film turns including Madame De larg e and Queen of the Mob, and notes her ongoing theater work and one woman shows across U.S. cities.
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Robsin
Miss Yorka
Madame Defarge
Ann Sheridan
Norma Shearer
Robert Taylor
Alia Nazmova
Blanche Yurisa
Miss Yuka
Towa
Tbsen
Miss Yitka
Gina
Madame Delarge
Nazimova
Striken
Hollywood
Consey
Iast
Yurka
St. Paul
Tipping in New York City Inevitable and Onerous
Hollywood Sights and Sounds recounts Abner Glib and a narrator's chaotic day of tipping across Manhattan. From Grand Central to the shoe shine boy, bartenders, cigaret girl, and the bus driver, tips accumulate into a costly, satirical meditation on urban generosity and social pressure.
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Grand Central
New York
Calicul
Ty Man
Kansas City
Onaha
Kangas City
Omaha
Say Be Hear Coming to Lowe Theatre
A fragmented notice hints at a theatrical appearance or event at Lowe Theatre featuring Savitt and Vhost, with local venues and timing unclear. The readable words suggest an early notice about a performance card possibly listing guests and a show date.
Tank art tires and riots parch the night in Aurora
Fragmentary copy notes an Aurora incident involving tank art and unrest amid late activity. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear, but the fragment hints at unrest or a conflict linked to local venues and possible property damage.
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