Pope Pius dies after decades as peacemaking voice
The long ailing pope, Pope Pius XII, died in Vatican City ending a period of illness that had kept him from active leadership. He was regarded as a major advocate for peace, liberal and tolerant in his views, and his death sent shockwaves through Catholic and international circles.
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National Inventor Day highlights ongoing Connecticut invention drive
The piece marks February 11 as National Inventor Day during National Advancement Week and notes continued invention in Connecticut. It discusses patent timing, arguing a patent term should not shorten but the delay before production, citing a veteran patent lawyer. It also mentions a windmill mystery linked to a Nazi symbol and a left-handed windmill operated by national oratory.
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Thomas Ediswipy
Eantasis
Constitutional arguments echo in Senate battle over Roosevelt era court plan
The piece recalls Carter Glass and Floyd Byrd opposing the president’s court packing, arguing senatorial courtesy blocks federal judgeships. It condemns attempts to pack courts, notes Senate foreign relations power, and defends Roosevelt’s constitutional authority in diplomacy and policy.
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Floyd Byrd
Floyd H. Roberts
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Malisious
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Barbs and Beneath the Wheel of Hidden News
Fragmented clippings touch on subway nickel thefts, wartime debts, political beliefs, and curious trivia. The text jokes about Allies repay gratitude, a politics-naive lady, and a note on lightning speed, all in a stray newspaper fragment.
East Side Youths Hire for Hollywood Film Roles
East side boys recruited for the movie One Third of Nation learn the craft of film work in Hollywood. They discover speaking roles pay more, with Dudley Munghy directing a scene where a boy nearly faces danger in a flame escape. Donald O’Connor, son of Fred MacMurray and Irene Dunne, becomes a featured player as wardrobe and styling notes reveal Paramount staff copying a star’s hairdo.
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New York
East Side
Colony
Dudley Munghy
Dan
Feeley
Pinesid Murphy
Escauss
Fon Powithy
Donald O'Conanr
Diedo Wesley Ruggies
Fred Mac Murray
Irene Dimne
Smallpox Vaccination and Public Health Debate
A historical notice discusses vaccination growth and laws in various states. It notes Edward Jenner’s preventive work and argues that vaccination remains key to eradicating smallpox, warning against relaxed vigilance and urging broad vaccination to maintain disease control.
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Biel
Edward Jenner
Bruce Catton in Washington
Bruce Catton reflects on Washington by night, where the Capitol dome, Washington Monument, and Lincoln Memorial symbolize America’s ideals. He contrasts daylight politics with nocturnal glow, arguing the lights reveal a nation’s striving, endurance, and compassion.
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National Capital
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Washington Monument
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
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America
Temories
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Capitol Domie
NA Service, Inc
Vitamin A Remedy Ties Night Blindness to Dairy Foods
A Pennsylvania pharmacist produces a remedy for night blindness caused by glare from car headlights, noting the link between eye health and vitamin A found in milk cheese butter and cream. The report also mentions hot springs near the polar circle.
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State Department of Agriculture
Dairys Men's League Plans Milk Plant Project
A special meeting of the Dairys men's League last night agreed to build a milk plant in the city. A committee of W. H. Bailey H. Heath and J. B. Patterson was appointed to draft plans for the project. Also noting the death of BP Messenger a longtime local businessman in clothing and dry goods.
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H. Heath
J. B. Patterson
Messenger
Corry Hospital
Peter McAvoy
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