Encouraging Word on Government Business Recovery Efforts
A New York report notes vanguard revision of rail and labor policies as a core part of a broader government business administration program. It urges cooperation between government and industry, tax readjustments, and prudent fiscal moves to lift the economy from its depressed state. The piece also touches on Chautauqua’s adult education and public concerns, including conditions of labor, women’s work, and wealth distribution, highlighting ongoing debate about reforms and progress.
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Wilviews
Fuibs Furiee Palais
Momi-lnberterenue
Commiekee Hany Ho Fins
Chautaugua
Chautaynna
Richard D Ely
Ely
Washington
WPA
Tate
Gil
York
America and Americans prompts of public opinion evolve
A garbled OCR piece discusses February weather contrasts between Philadelphia and Minnesota, then shifts to remarks on regional differences in American character. It notes the growth of public opinion surveys via travel, media, mail, telegraph, and telephone, highlighting rapid national integration and diverse regional traits.
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America
Americans
Minesus
Lom
Bieween
Pacific Stepping Stones in Pacific Air Bases Plan
The House committee approves a program costing 1.8 million shillings to build air bases in the Pacific Ocean including Guam. The measure aims to deter covetous nations and reassure Japan amid tensions over fortifying the region and advancing air power.
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Pacific
House
Ney
Pacle Ocean
Guam
Bruce Catton in Washington on WPA outcomes
Bruce Catton surveys WPA effects in communities, noting funding decisions hinge on local priorities. He cites rising local expenditures, project types favored by sponsors, and past missteps like incomplete Florida canal and a Charlotte County dam, with calls to curb boondoggling and improve planning.
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B. M. Harlee
WMA
WPA
Florida
Wny
Government aims and imperial reach in early 20th century rhetoric
The article critiques expansionist policy and Latin American trade concerns, citing U S ambitions in Asia and the Pacific. It discusses monopolistic control, alliances, and the drive to open markets from the Philippines to China, highlighting tensions over one way Pan American commerce and the need for broader engagement with Latin American nations.
Study Links Crime to Heredity and Environment
The article discusses the theory that heredity and environment influence criminal behavior. It notes that 60 percent of criminals may be insane and highlights findings from New York state felony exams. It argues crime requires factors beyond punishment, urging care and psychiatric evaluation over retribution.
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Jeol Quizo
New York State
Lange -Civica
Turtle Fishing Nets Use by Coast Fishermen Describe Gear
Nets used by turtle fishermen are about 20 feet long and fashioned around two hoops three feet in diameter. They are placed in shallow water and baited with bait. The net sides are large enough to slow all fish to escape.
Horace Saint for Modern Empire Says Fascist Rhetoric
A 1958 Italian stamp portrays Horace as a model of order used by the Duce to praise fascist ideals. The article contrasts Horace’s republican past with the imperial image favored by Mussolini, noting his early fame, education, and Sabine farm life.
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Tl Duce
Willy
Mussolini
Augstus
Augustus
Quintus Horatius Flaccus
Rome
Athens
Barbs on Wrong Way Corrigan and boxing history mix
The clipping riffs on Wrong Way Corrigan influence in boxing, mentions Max Schmeling wanting to fight Louis again, and references Gracie and a Cleveland eater, then shifts to a caution for young men and a dated tease about Christmas time and a couple’s spat.
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Wrong Way Corrigan
Max Schmeling
Louis
We the People on Global Naval Power Shifts in 1939
Discussion of 1939 era tensions as Britain, Germany, and Japan reshape naval strategy. The piece analyzes potential European aggression, Monroe Doctrine implications, and the shift from Pacific to Atlantic naval focus. It cautions on Britain's ability to defend the Western Hemisphere and the risk to the Panama Canal.
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Japan
Hapwali
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Europe
Asia
South America
Atlantic
West Indies
Panama Canal
London
Paris
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Sopa
North America
Aeeb
Pacific
East Indies
Royal Navy
Ael
Trailans
Hasing
Hiller
Mussolini
Status sought for 1500 county voters register
About 1500 county voters who registered two years ago have not voted recently. Registrar Scott B Wax reports 225 responses giving reasons such as address changes illnesses or death. Inactive voters may be reinstated by writing calling or visiting the courthouse to update records.
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Eile
Scott B. Wax
Erle
Way
Wal
Court House
Hollywood FL Shop by Grady Johnson
Hollywood February report notes casting of Charles Shermer a former Chicago detective in Confessions of a Nazi Spy. The Burqnean tiara cast includes native United States actors. Warner Brothers disclaims only European-born players. Cast bios list origins and citizenships from Poland to Romania and beyond.
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Charles Shermer
Fire Chicago
New York
United States
Warner Brothers Studio
Sherlock
Atlantic
Lyabys
Berlin
France
George Sanders
St Petersburg
England
Leon G. Tunvou
Warsaw
Poland
Russia
Germany
Prance
India
China
Ad Teehntest
Anatole Litvak
Bom
Rissia
Wan 4 Residen
Hungary
Anil 5
Ledren
Prague
Tlungary
Case Pictures
Spain
Eder G. Robinson
Bucharest
Robinson
G-man
Twenty Years Ago Teken From the Journal Files 1919
A 1919 Journal Files note recalls the U S Army’s Hundredth Division earning praise for bravery in action and lists names including Mor and Mrs Willam Burns. A fatal kitchen accident sickened East Main Street while a southbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight wreck damaged yards, with sixteen cars derailed and several badly mangled. Nearby, Myna Crasper hunted for Ralph Munroe, and Genie Haenal visited from overseas to Charleston, with Alice Carter staying with her mother in the city.
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Ponstaylvinns
Meliding Suveral
Corey
Mor
Willam Burns
East Main Street
Meaning of the name Cleveland origin and meaning
The name Cleveland is of Teutonic origin and means to cleft in the land. It is the first name of many men, likely given in admiration of President Cleveland, as many were born around his presidency.
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Cleveland
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