Marshall warned war could be shortened by cost of lives
Gen George C Marshall argued a wartime saving plan existed through a focus on money and lives. He compared today to 1940 41, urging prompt action to prepare for defense and questioning small budget cuts amid Europe's rearmament. He warned delays could deepen risk, urging vigilance against Soviet expansion.
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George C. Marshall
Congress
Gen. Marshall
Theogram
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Germany
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Your I Q Quiz Across the Classified Page Style
A satirical quiz text asks ten questions rating memory and IQ. It includes asks about Nathaniel Hawthorne, Honolulu, Haydn, copra, a World War II era command, a proverb completion, Ulysses S. Grant children, and a biased racial claim. The piece is presented as a puzzle in a classifieds section.
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Diamond Head
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Manila Bay
Honolulu
Joseph Haydn
Germany
Europe
Austria
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files August 23 1929
Treasury report shows August 19 net budget receipts 126.62 million and expenditures 106.93 million. Cash balance 4.508 billion. Total debt 255.085 billion. Also notes local power rate talks, St Thomas church lawn fete, Emmanuel Church fixtures, camping trips, Erie County Firemen’s Association picnic, and Bracken named honorary vice president of League of Third Class Cities.
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Olin W. Bracken
League of Third Class Cities
Reading
Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Dem Leader Lashes at GOP Over Registration Notices
Erie report says Democratic Chairman Arthur Logan attacked GOP officials over 1,086 illegal registration notices mailed to residents. Logan noted earlier refusals for ward registration sessions due to cost, while the latest notices list 33 cent stamps and added costs for stationery and clerical work, suggesting motives behind the spending.
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Erie
Arthur Logan
Logan
Thomas Platley
Prison bids undercut Jamestown plant on social security cases
Jamestown's Art Metal Go faces a six figure loss as the federal prison labor underbids the local firm for 100000 Social Security filing cases. Arthur Altmeyer cited FBI bureau figures in Washington. Art Metal asked 139000 for the order. prison goods quoted at 94000. Reed criticized government policy for pitting criminals against law abiding workers in his district. Samples must be inspected before finalizing the deal.
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Federal Bureau of Prisons
Arthur G. Altmeyer
Washington
Altmeyer
Axt
Algor J. B. Larson
Reed
Art Metal
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