President's Caribbean cruise raises security questions
A long, fragmented account discusses the U.S. Caribbean policy view of the West Indies amid concerns over foreign powers. It notes the archipelago's strategic value, British and Dutch holdings, and the need for vigilant protection as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Mesieu
Cuba
Haiti
Puerto Rico
Danavid
United States
Duke of Windsor
Leeward
Windward
South America
The Kremlin’s Silence Shapes World War News
Moscow in December reports reflect the Kremlin’s news silence as leaders Stal in and Molotov tighten control. Pravda and Tass echo party lines while Western dispatches rely on Berlin and London cables. Diplomats note cautious neutrality amid war, with limited access and selective briefing for correspondents.
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Henry
Casitdy
Birvive Weiler
Moscow
Kremli
Kremlin
Joseph Staily
Communist Party
Penarab
Vyacheslaft Moiuloff
Ant
Stalime Mot
Supreme Soviet
Berlin
London
New York
Europe
Stil Eriengly
Pravda
Tvestia
Fight Looms Over Plan to Expand Britain Aid
Senator Stewart notes a legislative clash as Congress prepares January sessions over extending aid to Britain. Proposals include allowing Yankee ships in war zones and repealing the anti loans act, with isolationists led by Nye and Johnson pledging strong opposition.
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Stewart
Britain
Charles PB
Steward Central Press
TRE Congressional
soamMct
Gerald P.age
North Dakota
Congress
Nye
North Dakotan
California
Shylock
Hiram
Joly Bull
Fieke
Capitol Hill
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Johnson
G. O. P. Solona
Wiliam Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Gazette
End of America
Roosevelt
White House
Johnson End Nye
Broadway Nights review rips up seats for fanfare at Disney tale
A press preview of Walt Disney's Fantasia draws enthusiastic audience applause, while a critic rails against Disney as a significant artist and prefers the classic Disney era. He lobs bars at Stokowski, Chaplin, Krazy Kat, and Beetho ven, urging a return to traditional music rather than cinematic soundtracks.
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Fifty-first Street
Broadway
Mickey Mouse
Dukas
Disney
Donald Duck
Mr. Seldes
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
George
Mickey
Besthoyee
Bymdieale
Tors Chinsse Faye
Maestra
Leopold Stokowski
Bert Bach
Brahms
Beethoven
Maussorgsky
Stokey
Stokowyski
Bach
Stokowski
Mr. Stokowski
Mr. Disney
Hollywopsi
Glade
Hollywood
Bick
Himickine
Fragmented World War I Facts From a 1915 Era Clip
A garbled 1915 era note references United States wartime support to Europe, listing cotton munitions and supplies for Allies. It mentions early Indian movements in Virginia on March 22, 632 and a claim of 340 observers killed. The text is severely corrupted and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europa
Virginia
Twenty Years Ago In Taken From on Piles
Glare Kent former district attorney of Cravard county spoke at the Bis Lodge of Sorrow. Leonard Pasqualicchio heads Bank of Italy opening in Erie this week. Authors Club studies Whittier with Snow Bound reading by Condra Rob inson and Ruthy Thomas. Ralph Ely family travel to Lancaster for death of John Wyman. The body of Mrs Anna Mary Inches brought from Warren for burial tomorrow. Thelma King and Ethel King visited Bear Lake.
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Glare Kent
Cravard County
Bis Lodge of Sorrow
The
Authors Club
Whittier
Condra
Robinson
Ruthy Thomas
Quiz on World War Facts from a Daily Page
A series of historic quiz items asks about Pearl Harbor locations World War I Switzerland participation oldest English settler in America dynamite inventor famous Carrara marble Hardening copper authorship of a maxim about glass houses whether American women misled aliens affected citizenship last major Battle of the American Revolution and the relationship between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
Switzerland
America
Carrara
Thaly
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Daily Dozen on Raw Milk and Tuberculosis Risks
Medical Society of Pennsylvania warns raw milk spreads disease and tuberculosis risk. Unsafe handling and unsanitary conditions linked to contamination. Pasteurization praised as protection. many states prohibit raw milk sales.
Junk Men of the Treasury Surplus Property System
The government’s surplus property section in the treasury handles junk from burlap sacks to airplanes, moving over 20 million dollars of items yearly. Much is diverted to government use, with millions more spent to repurchase, while the rest is sold at public auctions.
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Ashington
Juni
Antiana
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
United States Reformatory
NYA
Army
Navy
National Youth Administration
Bure of Indian Affairs
Area of Biological Survey
Biological Survey
Liers
Customs Department
Smithsonian Institution Museum
Forestry Service
International Houndary Commission
Rio Grande
Mexico
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Eyery
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Antwerp
Sam
Kremlina
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Tespeniuies
Ue Sopeagin
Foreign Office
Roich Diplomets
Laurence A. Stelbardt
Molutoff
Germany
Rumnania
Russia
Ly Cpllewe
BP One Sie
Rag
Mediterranean
Johnson's Law
Hiram W. Johnson
Axel Storm
Gueber, Iba
Tin Pldytn
Epi Emuss
Sonputty
Gineraa
Wamaber
Pitti E. the! Citer Bates
Sewullecahee
Leonard Pasqualicchio
Corry
Bank of Italy
Erie
Ralph Ely
Thurza
Lancaster, C
Anna Mary Inches
Warren
Thelma King
Ethel King
Bear Lake
Daily Quiz
State of
Pennsylvany
Winny Py
Oreske
Washington Day Book
National Training School For Boys
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Pink
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Shayvii Therm
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