The Right Foundation For Our Defense Program
An article argues the United States rests on its oceans for defense like England once relied on its moat. It contends a mobile force quickly deployed to danger spots can replace a large frontier guard, warns against surrendering liberties for security, and urges Congress to focus on a balanced defense program without conscription or vast new military reach.
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Fragmented OCR passage appears to discuss public affairs and Nazi era imagery with garbled phrases. Names and specifics are indiscernible, yielding a general, nonspecific political ramble lacking clear events or dates.
Debates Spark First National Economic Inquiry
Washington reports a sweeping congressional and executive inquiry into monopolies and antimonopoly policy. The effort, led by Henderson and supported by industry and labor figures, will study auto patents and broader economic practices to form a practical, orderly approach to national economics.
South America Faces Political Drift Not Nazi Threat
John T Flynn argues the danger in South America lies not in Nazi expansion but in fascist currents. He warns against confusing fascism with Nazism and emphasizes fascism as a novel response to capitalist crises, where the state seeks to plan and control social life.
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Affairs of National Interest and the Rise of Fascism
The piece argues that state directed economy under a dictator substitutes for democracy. It notes business groups gain power yet remain subject to state control. It compares fascist models in Europe with rising fascism in South America amid democratic erosion and threat from Nazism.
Politico’s Gamble Spurs First Intereconomic Tribunal
Fragmentary text describes a political issue misread as a single crisis. It notes a shift from a possible congressional probe to the emergence of an initial economic tribunal in national history. The phrasing suggests a mid 19th century style discussion, with emphasis on political controversy and legal framework.
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Joan Davis Ends Fall Career for New Starred Role
Hollywood dec 1 Joan Davis long known for falls in film comedies sees a shift to stardom in Tail Spin after about 15 years with the variety circuit. She recalls 20 000 spills across the country and six weeks in hospital after a jiu jitsu mishap, now pivoting to a non falling lead with Alice Faye Constance Bennett and Nancy Kelly in a 20th Century Fox release.
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Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
No saved lives, respiration, persistence has off. A man fell into water and was submerged for half an hour. He was revived after prolonged artificial respiration. An electrician was apparently dead from shock. Eight hours of artificial respiration may save his life. Carbon monoxide poisoning shows life signs may be absent yet present. Many unconscious victims have been resuscitated after a long effort. Death is only positive when rigor mortis has set in. Do not give up hope but maintain warmth and effort.
Fragmentary quote on a Western league and fascist states
A partial passage discusses a proposed league in the West including South America and compares fascist states to Germany. The text suggests forming an alliance against Germany while noting fascist models. The fragment hints at broader geopolitical alignments and ideological parallels.
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Postpone Erie Appointments By Mayor Over Civil Service List
Erie Dec 1 The Civil Service board delays revising the police eligibles list cited by Mayor Charles R Barber as the reason for postponing appointments and promotions in the department Barber plans four new appointments but cannot act until the list is legally revised by the Civil Service board He also says exams will be held early next year to fill vacancies while maintaining patrol strength and avoiding reduced staffing due to promotions
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