Editors Battle Over U S War Policy
Stewart surveys rival editorials on Americas war stance after World War I. William Butler White of Emporia and Verne Marshall of Cedar Rapids clash with labor leaders and defense officials over aiding Britain and staying neutral, amid rising tensions and political maneuvering.
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Nike
America
Wiliam Alles Wuta
Himports
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Hia
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Britain
Join Bull
France
White
Mailor Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Fawkeys
William 8. Knudson
National Defense Organization
C&let Knutsson
Enitor White
JL Wdstar
Marshall
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Emporia Gazette
Western Union Lure Brings Kanab Town To Hollywood
Hollywood Sights and Sounds recount Kanab Utah as a TV and film lure where RKO and 20th Century Fox gushed work from local scenery. Mayor Aiken convened a council trip to Hollywood to sell Kanab’s landscapes for Western Union and Tim Holt pictures, totaling about 120900 dollars in revenue.
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United States
Hollywood
Robbin Coons
Holly Woon
Western Union
Kanab
Utah
Turkish-origin territory Mbunia in flux amid great power bids
Mbunia, a small poor country with limited land and resources, faces invasion threats as Britain, Italy, Germany and others dispute its status. Once Turkish, it gained independence after World War I, but last year a maritime claim sparked renewed conflict. About 1,000,000 people live there amid global inaction and confusion.
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Mbunia
Creece
Brittain
Taly
Germany
Italy
All Out for Ronuotion in Wartime Support
Secretary- aird of the British Trades Th far Congress argues for greater labor cooperation in wartime production. The Ammerdem says American workers back Britain and America in the war effort, but details on extending labor hours remain unsettled. Executives and workers clash over longer shifts while factories struggle to boost output.
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Air Waller Citrine
Ayer
England
Wallacre
Hoxton
America
Anerley, Society of Too
Anys
Mabier
Ilon
Dnbor
Phat Allan
Lines of the Times Memorable World War II Quotes
A garbled collage presents lines attributed to world leaders and figures. Winston Churchill vows the famous vow of toil and sweat while Roosevelt and other leaders discuss courage, miracles, and resolve amid wartime.
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Spa
Adole Hitler
John Barrymome
Wendell Willkie
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Reynaud
France
Neville Chamberlain
Mussolini
Greece
Kallto
Finland
Military Medical Service Evolves at Carlisle Barracks
Historic barracks site hosts a school where physicians and medical personnel train for battlefield care. The article notes a shift from past field survivability methods to modern techniques, including blood plasma use and rapid evacuation. It highlights the role of select medical units in wartime support and the ongoing evolution of military medicine through new equipment and training programs.
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Paul FB. Rawley
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Qtemny
Bere
Gustavus Adolphnus
Husclubura
Willy
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Mind
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Fort Muades
Longland
Seewon
Chu Wathrati
Jd Reeiue Army
Angular
Nulton
Leausaof
Waunder Neal Tom
Eoilowny Stanoy
Aimee
Willers
Joldate Sireqtite Ayia Lfauy Phryheroelia
Readers' poll lists top theater figures and performers
In a regent poll questionnaire New York readers name Sinclair Lewis John Hyde Preston Kenneth Roberts F Van Wyck Mason Carl Sandburg and others as favorites across novels biographies theater cinema and radio. They crown Helen Hayes Ed Wynn and Jackie as standout actors singers and personalities with Broadway hits Panama Hattie Cabin in the Sky and Information Please among notable mentions. Franklin D Roosevelt appears as a beloved public figure in the extended survey.
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Sinclair Lewis
Arrowamnith
John Hyde Preston
Lincoln
Ed Wynn
Panama Hattie
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Helen Hayes
Margaret Speaks
Marion Anderson
Jan Peerce
Pam Robeson
Ginny Simjus
Maxine Sullivan
Msic
Jack Leonard
Prank Sinatra
Harry Babbett
Epidemic influenza warns across regions
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes an influenza outbreak on the West Coast may move east via rapid transport. Cause remains uncertain, but infection spreads to susceptible people with sudden fever, malaise, and bodily aches. High fever lasts about two days then declines, often with gastrointestinal upset and prolonged recovery. Bed rest advised for the ill.
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Pennsylvania
Daily Quiz: How Many Can You Answer
A reader challenge lists seven questions on topics from military dress and nobility to US history and travel. It directs to the classified page for answers and includes items about the Loop district and presidential relations.
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Navy
St.Louis
Chicago
St Paul
Puerto Rico
Cornwallis
George Washington
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Fragmentary notes on foods and nutrition items
The text references fuel, chestnut, Brooke trout, nerve-tissue building foods. It mentions celery parsnips spinach lettuce and herbs, a cream noted not pure milk, and generic substitutions of mille. The readable fragments point to a diet or nutrition discussion with several named foods and ingredients.
Hollywood Architecture and NBC Interiors On Air
A fragmented study notes beauty in Hollywood design with NBC figures Kathleen Wilson Claudia of One Man's Family and Harold Peary among others. References to decorating landscaping and stage premieres hint at studio era glamour and tentative plans for permanent showcases in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
NBC
Hollywood Radio City
Kathleen Wilson
Claudia
One Man's Family
Harold Peary
Gilders Wievo
Molly
Wilgon
Penry
Washington Day Book reports surge in enlistments before call
A Washington suburb medic, 23, once a beloved football hero, becomes No 1 draft selectee as Secretary Stimson begins calls. Public enthusiasm, banquets, engagements, and church speeches surround his pending induction. Officials note many selectees already enlisted, reshaping early Army rolls and college seniors’ plans.
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Selective Service
American Legion
Johnny
Chappe Harsh Soaps Promises Gentle Skin Relief
The fragment mentions Harsh soaps and a product named Goffey's Alm and Balm. It references routines with relatives and a mix of names like Miss and Jack, but the readable text is disjointed and lacks a clear event or outcome. The piece suggests marketing soothing balm to improve skin conditions.
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Goffey
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