Exhibition of Churchill Speech Praised in Congress and Radio
The Evening Journal notes a stirring Churchill address to Congress and a wide radio audience. It lauds his dignified English, suggests he speaks extemporaneously, and credits him with rallying Allied resolve against Hitler. The piece also discusses Germany's wars, warning that war profits fail and urging strong restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Churchill
Congress
Agai
Capitol
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Clermany
Bismarck
Hitler
Bae Tate
Bae
Japan Must Seize Manila and Singapore Quickly
AP feature outlines Japan's plan to capture Manila and Singapore as pivotal bases in Far Pacific theater. It discusses coastal harassment, sea lanes, and the strategic importance of Borneo, Penang, and Hong Kong. The piece analyzes how control of these points would allow Japan to block Allied junctures and threaten supply lines, with emphasis on Manila’s and Singapore’s roles in Japan’s southern ambitions.
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Japan
Manila
Singapore
John Grover
Hear
Si Mira
Sarawalkand
Joshitie
British North Borneo
Borneo
Agst
North Borneo
Palau
Mimilk
Penang
Hong Kong
U.S
General MacArthur
Philippine
Philippines
Will Resmain
Aeizube
Netherlands
Igtlya Malaya
Dapan
Ariites
Theaby Aulea
Pacific
The Daily Dozen on Tears and Eye Protection
The passage explains tears keep the eyeball moist and protect against dust and germs. Tears flow to wash foreign matter from the eye, secretions are highly antiseptic, and tears dilute microbes greatly to reduce unseen pathogen risk.
unclear historical figures and events in fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR describes Genghis Khan era figures and a claim about punishment for lying and withholding gains. Mentions Clare Barton as organizer of the American Red Cross and service in the Civil War era. Text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Barton
American Red Cross
United Stats Baten
Hollywood Sights and Sounds by Robbin Coons
A fragmentary Hollywood feature describes Miss Allen, Vera Vague, and actor-impresario lineage amid a chaotic outdoor set for Larceny Inc. The reminiscence blends theatrical history, personal nickname lore, and colorful misadventures from tea and hysteria to memory schemes and a Los Angeles Abbey Mausoleum curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbin Coonsollywood
Hollywood 15
Willy Barbarary
Larceny, Inc
Miss Allen
Ben
Lasce Iy Francis
Rhoail Arkseh
Tita Haig
Mos
Vatis
Sarborine
Allen Wa
Los Angeles
Ainde
Los Angeles Abbey
Angeles
Abbey Hatem
Sen
Winston Churchill Lights White House Christmas Display
Stewart reports on Winston Churchill's White House Christmas tree lighting with President Roosevelt, noting Churchill's photogenic presence, off the record moments, and the unprecedented crowd. The piece contrasts Churchill's charm and American reception with FDR's role and the British prime minister's public profile during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Sentral Press
Golamniat
Winston Churchill
Santa’ Claiih
President Foogevelt
Tate Mare
White House
bin i Oat
Wally
Christman
Cie Utivs
Dently
Santa
Thouka
St Viet
Belliah Prime Minster
Samandéd
Winston
London
Winnie
D. R
Washington
Twenty Years Ago Prom Journal Notes December 1921
Twenty years ago notes from a prom journal recount December 1921 events. Mrs Charles Zubler dies at her daughter’s home. Skaters seek a Corry rink as nearby towns boast facilities. George H Bosworth hosts dinner for Eleanor Whiteside and Dr Howard Bosworth engagement. Government issues postal savings certificates starting December 15 with $25 and $100 denominations. $1000 notes anticipated. Howard Anderson and wife celebrate silver anniversary. daughter Ethelyn marries Pred Anderson of Cleveland, plan East Cleveland home.
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George Hf. Bosworth
Phoenix Hotel
Eleanor Whiteside
Howard Bosworth
Stall Post Offices
Bentley
Howard Anderson
West Churcht Street
Trefock
Ethelyn
Pred Anderson
Cleveland
East Cleveland
Daily Quiz Questions From a Classified Page
A reader error page presents a jumble of quiz prompts asking about World War I labels, the Statue of Liberty, Japan, Balkan questions, Monroe era dissensions, U S Gulf states, a National League team nickname, a major animal secretion ingredient, and Dickens’ Little Nell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hordér
Gulf of Mexico
Ostein
Charles Dickens
Little Nell
Manhattan Success Tale Of Victor Moore And A Horse Player
A quirky reminiscence follows Victor Moore from Queens to Broadway, recounting a tale of a horse player who used a jewel heist to fund a real estate scheme. Moore later rose to fame, resisted swindled offers, and built a lasting career with roles in stage and Paramount films.
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York
Queens
Aly
Mrolleboler
United States
Victor Moore
Sue ‘Pas
Vitor
Cay
Roosevelt Ave
Queens Holdngs
Eunuch & Noble Wag Hémed Quaaril
Hig
Moore
Chicago
Paramount
Berlin
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Nations Safety Council
UN Obeiline Fhe
Ste
Jalin
Jowen Beninahah
Daily Dozen
the Medical Society of the State of
Genghis Kalm
Hollywood
Miss Li
Vera
Vera Vague
Allen
Miss Vague
Teast
Stewart
Chistchill Pats
Backegout
Fuster
Groton
Harvard
Beavebook
B.D
Banik
Lord Beaverbrook
Mighty ii
Chattes P
Slowart
Scutts
By R. Scott
le Univershy
Missouri
Sfjp
Prom Journal
Charles Zubler
Henry Decker
Park Street
Lawn
Lavell
Findley
Oybyrheith
Sireuke Romine i
Arlen
Europe
Seabury
Mededo
Tad Ou
Ares
Blackstone
Waammart
Mackstonm
Acsarien
Oldnat Qwashar
Republetvew
Sarvjen
Luleaby
Santic
Spindry
Cail
Root
Furni
Kmartott
Odel
Manhattan
Axils
Victor
Bowery
Henry
Iran
Armorlize
Rick
Roberh
Ling
Praqua
Prisc
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