Stewart Says Japan Grows Mild Toward Uncle Sam
Stewart notes Japan's softening stance toward the United States, while Admiral Nomura and Tokyo's embassy plan to reopen occupied China areas under terms likely to involve US noninterference. The piece argues Tokyo seeks a Siamese Indo Chinese armistice to expand influence, potentially clashing with US interests and prompting Washington to avoid provoking Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Japan
Uncle Sam
Hitler
Urables
Stewart Owlstead Breas
Atele
Admiral Kichlas
Hure Nomura
Toklo
Hewes
United States
China
Sam
Muntn
Siam
Pave Tong
France
Lowever
Herr HlQer
Vichy
Tokia
Tolia
Weehington
Ops
Pan American Future And Lincoln Spirit In Americas Policy
A historical column discusses U S strategic focus on both oceans, Panama Canal role, and Pacific defense plus the need for shared liberty across the Americas. Mexican ambassador Francisco Castillo Najera extols Lincoln’s emancipator spirit as a unifying force for Pan American unity and mutual freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollor
Abraham Lincoln
Francisco Castillo Najera
United States
America
American
Latin America
Saidor Najera
Americ
Lincoln
Iran
Wberty
Tom
Fragmentary Note on Health Risks From Potatoes and Pressure
A garbled OCR fragment discusses health concerns around potatoes and possible pressure effects on the human body. It mentions safety warnings, the presence of substances like Piers, and references to breasts and a tense situation. The text is incomplete and unclear, limiting concrete conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
What It Means The Presidents Emergency Powers And the Lease Lend Legislation
The article surveys the long running debate on presidential emergency powers and the limits of Congress, tracing origins from Washington to Roosevelt. It notes how public opinion and crisis moments shape executive actions, with emphasis on the lease lend program and the evolving balance between branches, aided by recent House support and expectations for Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Oy Bratiyap
Washington
Aibhis
Brest
Hsiitian
T. Roosevelt
Pham
Panama Canal Zone
Congress
Consi
White House
McKinley
Wilson
Nobby
Roosevelt
Britain
House
Aleady
Senate
Alcohol Effects and Alcoholism in Brief Discussion
A brief discussion notes how alcohol distributes through the body and how concentration, body size, and meals affect its impact. Fatigue exposure and illness raise susceptibility, while habitual drinkers develop tolerance. It distinguishes two types of alcoholics and points to nutritional deficiency as a key chronic damage factor, calling for education in childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhough
Fragmentary notes on 19th century topics and figures
The text references global trade in flowers, Armenian heritage, and the introduction of rural free delivery in the United States. It mentions Wanamaker’s report, a 1896 rural delivery establishment date, and a list of individuals including a retiring president and other public figures, all in a disjointed historical snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamule
United Stat
Charleston
Agilla
Jtallown
Dentist ordered 10 teeth and false teeth in Purcell case
In Meadville on February 17 a dentist from Purcell allegedly arranged to produce either a gel or 475 teeth total or face charges. Testimony recalls two years ago dentist paid a colored resident Pappy Bury for molars and related work. Charges may include obtaining by false pretenses and other offenses in Orvetort county criminal court.
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Meadville
J H
Fhgram
Purcell
Wgo
Iu Prom
Mike James
Pappy
Dr . Lake
Ariel
Hever
Denis Labortorm
Purell
Bayes MoUbh
Contant Lake
Nike
Ioeay
Orvetort
City sewer extension plans prompt health department followup
Twenty years ago city engineer Hickson announced that health department officials will accompany F A Loveland back to the city to investigate before a permit for sewer extension is granted. Miss Lillian Atherly, longtime Sunday school superintendent, departs for Auburn after a successful reception at the M E church. High Five shelacked Company A 31 to 1 as the guard team Loveland Gilson Hubbell Lindendell and Pitts held. Lawrence Parker joined Citizens National Bank. Florence Mead cannot start at Erie Trust due to illness. Merrick sold a new two ton International truck outfit. Henry Group hosted eight High School players for a turkey dinner at Blue Bird cafe. coach thanked Mr Grant for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gity
Hickson
Stele Health Department
F. A. Loveland
Henry
Blue Bird Cafe
George Montgomery Faces Hollywood Breakout in The Cowboy and the Blonde
Hollywood observer notes a Montana newcomer George Montgomery gaining notice in 20th Century Fox project The Cowboy and the Blonde. Director Ray McCarey advises Montgomery to find his own natural rhythm, modeling none after Gary Cooper. The piece details his height, looks, and a brief studio buzz as he nears stardom in a pretend studio setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mr. McCarey
Ray
Ray McCarey
McCarey
Cooper
Daily Quiz: How Many Can You Answer
A reader quiz asks about paponse and a shop life, naming historians and figures. It queries the opera Martha, the two cent coin, the donkey symbol, the current name of the Russian city once St. Petersburg, a broad hat, Rousseau’s identity, and blood cell types. The piece resembles a classified puzzle page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Fo
Sherry Gobbler
Herbert, Hoover
Charles Edison
Walter Milits
Martha
United States
St. Petersburg
Mexico
Jéan-Jacques Rousseau
Fragmentary Text From Historical Page
The readable portion presents garbled phrases about adjectives and definitions, with scattered references to light and depth. No clear event, person, or place is identifiable, leaving only fragmented lines and unrelated words.
Draft officer notes top MLB player in selective service
Washington Day Book reports that Gene Stack the Chicago White Sox rookie pitcher is the first major league player drafted under selective service, stationed at Fort Custer Michigan. The piece cites other athletes on draft lists and notes camps will host athletic competitions as part of training programs while agencies seek to avoid gear shortages and discuss Garand rifle deliveries and army equipment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. D
Columbus
Army
Gene Stack
Chicago White Sox
Fort Custer
Michie
Doe DiNtagelo
Whiean White
Hororg Heese
Big John
Kimberighy
St. N
Brookline
Mass
Mmpster
Jemalls
Mise
Santa Monley
Chamber of Commerce
Stmy
Scout Report From Vale Delivers Odd Ration Note
A fragmented wartime style note from Vale describes scarce rations and a cryptic tally. The text hints at nine units and a by the ration system, leaving researchers guessing at context and origin.
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Todo
Adolf
London Foreign Office
Ua Tog
Pacific
Atlantic
Ils
Tim
Axia
Adol
Scott
R.J. Scott
Nly
Malcolm Campbell
Tacme
Europe
Bnny
Asia
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Britten
Danube
Pennsylvania
Becaus
de Queey
Hany
Fisher
Navy
Daily Dozen
the Medical Society of the
State of
al Wis
Ihyl Tames Monae
Willle Marnainte
M.E
Lillian Atherly
Manda Miller
Lawrence Parker
The
Citizens National Bank
Florence Mead
Senarity and Savings Trust Company
Erie
Merrick
Internationalla
George Bessa
Hollywood
Robbin Coons
Hobes
Montana
Barbara Worth
Gary Cooper
Janky Mohtana
George Montgomery
Mary Beth Hughes
20Th Century-Pox
George Kntgomery
O George
Los Angeles
Michael
Jets
P Wales
Corp
Harold Roberts
Fort Worth
Tex
War Department
Dmissic
Vale
Ati ‘Yooy
Ann Pag
Ann Pac
Mello Wi
Bimnless
Ann Par
Cara
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