Newspaper Masthead Elements and Classified Rates
Fragmentary OCR yields a newspaper masthead and advertising rates. It lists Associated Press rights notices, publication locations Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia, mail matter status, and subscription costs: by mail six dollars per year, by mail in restricted territory six thousand per year, by carrier three cents per copy and eighteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request.
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Mexico City Conference Lists Argentina as Central Issue
The inter American conference at Mexico City delays action on Argentina while many delegates push to address the issue this week. Some dislike Argentina’s stance, while others fault U S influence. meanwhile El Salvador nears regime change and diplomatic ties shift. Britain remains wary of Washington’s policy toward Buenos Aires amid historic ties and interests.
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Wallace Nomination Fight Prepares Senate Action
The Wallace cabinet nomination faces Senate debate on March 1 amid clashes between Senator Tutt and columnist Walter Lippmann over whether rejecting a cabinet pick violates American government traditions. Taft cites past rejections. Lippmann notes Civil War precedents and political strife between Congress and the president.
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Ohio
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Taft
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Prelude to oil and policy shifts in wartime notes
The piece surveys early American oil reserves, cabinet clashes under Jackson and Tyler, then shifts to 1947 outlooks. It cites 1944 oil production, rising reserves from new pools, and government energy plans, plus reflections on the Russo Japanese neutral treaty and potential April actions by Russia and Japan as World War II nears its end.
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Pearl Harbor
Sullivan's Ulcer Pain Claim Around Famed Fist Fighter
A fragment discusses John L. Sullivan and stomach ulcer pains with garbled claims of health remedies. It references indigestion and acid-related discomfort and promotes Yolga Tablets from Rexall Drug Stores with an offer of double money back.
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Rexall Drug Stores
Over Optimism On End Of War Man Is Again Threatening Trouble
A columnist warns that homefront optimism risks delaying victory in World War II. He argues newspapers and leaders should resist premature peace talk, noting Germany's continued material needs, Allied bombings, and manpower strain. The piece cites Montgomery and Halsey, warning optimism could extend the war and cost lives.
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Washington
Pal
Germany
Japan
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France
Italy
Poland
Romania
Hungary
Berlin
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United Nations
Batla Front
Soy beans fail as meat substitute powerfully argued
The passage argues soy beans cannot replace roast beef or provide complete protein. It notes Hindus and Chinese prefer soy products but questions future demand for soy milk, claiming nutrition relies on animal proteins and highlighting malnutrition in soy-dependent regions. It concludes soy cans should supplement other protein sources.
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How's Your Quiz Questions Page Six Answers
A set of ten trivia prompts tests geography history and language knowledge. Questions cover Berlin's state, Chiang Kai-shek surname, a hypothetical temperature, national origins of a figure, nutmeg sources, De Witt Clinton's governorship, identifying a Chinese author, and military insignia.
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Twent y Years Ago A Local Candidate And Community Notes
Twenty years ago from the Journal Pilea Pebridry 25 reports a local citizen's suggestion that Ua Ol Bracken be drafted as Corry mayor, praise for his youth business and citizenship, Federated Clubs meeting on Women’s Club, gunlike car backfire alarms on West South and West Pleasant streets, Mrs William Spiesman hosted a bridal party, St Marys Cadets defeated Keystones 28 25 at the State Armory, Mrs Andrew Paulson and Mrs T P Giblin travel to Erle for Daughters of the American Colonists meeting, with nine officers to be elected and other items.
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Erie Alderman Army Candidate Announces Run
Joseph Ellisa Leki, second yard alderman and Army reservist, declares candidacy in the advanced primary on June 19. Kilizewsiel, former president of Local 3 United Rubber Workers and Young Democrats chair, plans re election on the Democratic slate from Newfie l D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg W V after an operation. He expects discharge in time to campaign locally.
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Joseph Ellisa Leki
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Hirst
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United Rubber Workers of America
Young Democrats
Erie County
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Hitler's Predecessor As Chancellor Of Germany Sits Out War At Harvard
Harvard professor Dr Heinrich Bruening, once German chancellor from 1930 to 1932, lives privately at Harvard with limited public statements. The former minister fled Germany after Hitler's rise, opposes force and upholds law and justice, while avoiding publicity to protect relatives in Germany.
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