New Deal radicals link defense to domestic welfare
Washington on February 15 reports radicals of the New Deal argue national security hinges on solving domestic crises. They warn 10,000,000 unemployed and widespread disease undermine military morale and democratic strength, urging inland reforms before further arms buildup and overseas power plays.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Jlis
Suich
Harry Hopitiné
Harold Toke
Henry Wallace
Gid
Frances Perkins
Ibecome
Congress
Railroads in Crisis and Global War Aftermath
A broad discussion outlines a railroad crisis with only partial profits, aging equipment, and stiff competition from road and air transport. Col Leonard Ayres surveys four reform plans including government ownership and consolidation, warning the sector remains vital to the economy as industries and utilities depend on rail. The piece also contrasts World War II horrors with recent mass displacements in Asia, noting escalating unemployment in Britain and the broader international relapse.
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Col
Leonard Ayres
Usine
Rails Co
Perhans
Col Ayres
Ayres
Commierce Commission
Automobile Deductions for Income Tax Use and Costs
This summary explains how automobile costs are treated for income tax. It details that purchase price is not deductible from income, with business use allowing capital deduction and personal use non deductible, and outlines deductible operating costs such as gas oil repairs and garage rent. It also notes depreciation, registration and license fees, taxes, interest, and potential losses or damages when used for business, with insurance considerations.
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China
Yangtse
Genghis Khan
Anther
One-Minute Test Answers and Miscellaneous Notes
A jumble of trivia prompts and misheard quotes covers questions on prime ministers, title systems, and Jamaica’s island group, plusaphorisms on etiquette and a horoscope. It also includes a commentary on economic stagnation and political factors affecting free markets in democratic states.
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Great Britain
Jamaica
United States
England
Germany
Aisia
Dietiitore
Democracy versus despotism in world powers debate
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart reports on Yale lecturer Edwit Borchard arguing the world’s democracies United States Britain and France face a powerful despotic trio Germany Italy and Japan. He notes Russia’s shifting role and historical alignments from Civil War to World War I, with Britain’s past stance on a split nation.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Japan
Despotiam
Edwit Borchard
Yale Lay School
Bronson Gutting
Constitution Hall
Washington
Tiday
Russia
Paris styles baris fishnet hats and gloves in spring trend
The article describes fashion accessories for spring including hats with blue green trim and minnow motifs, fishnet gloves and shoes with open toes, and a white sports hat with yellow center. It also notes bright fishhook wrist decor and bow-tied straw, highlighting fishnet fabrics and casual beach wear. The text also veers into political commentary about Russia and democracy.
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Erik la
Unclear Weather Sparks Confusion in 1987 Meat Trade
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Sunapot storms and behavioral strain on Old Rol, with a confusing lineup of misread names and numbers. Mentions American Meat association and Tokyo linked terms, plus a 7086 mark and Dilton pounds, but details are garbled and non-coherent.
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U.somegt
Boviety, Oue
Heart Pains Alarming But Often Not Serious
Logan Alenden recounts that heart pains are often harmless nerves. Tobacco angina differs from true angina which comes with exertion. Coffee may worsen pain in anxious individuals but can aid heart nutrition when not abstained.
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Logan Alendenchy
Department of Medicine
Columbia University of New Yorks
Freddie Bartholomew Returns to Film Set After Football Interlude
United Press reports from Hollywood on February 15 describe Freddie Bartholomew resuming film work after over a year away due to legal entanglements. He talks football, recalling Mickey Rooney’s support and his school team triumphs, while noting his guardian Miss service tag worries about injuries.
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Hollywood
Fredie Bartholomew
Freddie
Mickey Rooney
Mickey
Grair Taxi
Reddie
Charles Aings
Peoria
Robert Lewis Stevenson
Janice Lomimandant
20Th Century-Fox
Myllicen
Bartholomew
St. ‘Thom
Garish
Garry
Owen
Sumuay
Preddie
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 15 1914
A note from the Journal Files recalls a Red Cross visit at the Pedera building and the One Cent On Dollar campaign. Benner of Howard Tannery was injured slipping at work with a severe scalp wound. Mrs. R. Brigham, aged and failing, died this afternoon at her home on West Pleasant Street.
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Journal
Red Cross
Elks ii Ingann
Pedera
Tig Douiar
Aie Benner
Howard Tannery
R. Brigham
W. Pleasant Street
Population trends and sugar consumption rise in the United States
Population trends suggest continued growth while the United States sees sugar intake climb from about 10 pounds per person in 1927 to roughly 100 pounds per person in 1987. The text references California visitors to snow fields and notes an uncertain figure of 1.50 percent linked to a chamber of commerce context.
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United States
California
Cecuuareg
STOP MYSTERIOUS PAINS WITH BAROSMA COMPOUND TABLETS
An aged style advertisement claims kidney poisoning causes pains after toxins build up. It promotes S Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets as a remedy to cleanse and stimulate kidneys, asserting quick relief and urging readers to demand the true tablet at drug stores.
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Sthompson
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