Stewart Says Editor Marshall Makes It Clear He Means to Fight
Charles P. Syeart reports Cedar Rapids Gazette publisher Verne Marshall, head of No Foreign War Committee, uses harsh terms to defend antiwar stance. He describes Davis as an oil magnate aiding a Berlin peace plan, claims officials suppressed it, and praises a Washington interview as part of a broader push for American peace intervention.
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Stewart
Marshall
CHARLES P_SYEART
Gentral Presa Calumni
Vernz Marshall
Bf the
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Guegett
Ehiairman
W. Davis
Verne Marshall
Davis
Manhattan
Washington
Capital
I Nto
National Press Club
Melate
Henry Ford
United States
Berlin
Roosevelt
Easter Marshall
State Department
Department
Oll Magrate Davis
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Burton
Iowa
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Britain
Asis
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Bennett Champlark
Sassouri
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Ikewise
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Hitler
Armadillos’ Young Family Seen With Same-Sex Identity
A report by R. J. Scott notes the four imah armadillos in a young family, all of the same sex. The observation highlights consistent parental grouping within the species.
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Imah Armadillo
Plan to spur Corry home building gains community support
A call to back night be done to stimulate new housing in Corry as a citywide effort. The Corry Regional Committee and Golden Rule Club push a plan to raise funds and provide guidance, financing, and lot information to help twenty or so young couples start homes, aiming to spark a local construction boom and a better city.
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Fis
Tt Ds
Ave
Corry
Golden Rule Club
Hitler Religion Case and Council Radiator Sale
A fragment discusses Hitler’s religious shift and possible Christian revival claims, then pivots to local council tax matters about a radiator factory. It references assessment impacts, property values, and potential new construction, with concerns over millage and district finances amid ongoing property sales.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files January 8 1921
A 1921 diary item notes the Mary A Hatrieon Guild electing officers for the year at Mrs Sidney Elston home. Officers named include president Mrs Dangdon Rowe and vice president Miss Belle Kolm. Separate notices mention the Purley Club gathering for bridge and upcoming meetings of College Women's club hosted by Miss Marjorie Aner.
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Mary A. Hatrieon Guild
Sidney
Elston
Dangdon Rowe
Belle Kolm
Zelma Howes
Jane McCray
Ing Austin
Ely Barlow
le College Women’s Club
Marjorie “Aner
Downward Trend in Pennsylvania Relief Rolls Since 1999
The chart shows state and federal relief dependence in Pennsylvania sliding from a peak of about 2.603 million to 1.113 million by November 1949, marking eight years of relief policy decline. Details note a prior high in February 1889 and mention forthcoming figures not displayed on the chart.
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Pennartvania
Assistanite
WEA
Old Silent Films and Concert Night in New York
George Tucker reviews a New York scene mixing silent era nostalgia with a modern film revival of the Hunchback of Notre Dame starring Lon Chaney and a new Charles Laughton version. He recalls Chaney’s impact, a live band performance led by Sammy Kaye, and Otto Klemperer’s conducting, noting cinema and music crossovers and public reception.
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George Tucker
York
New York
Lon Chaney
Instunes
Notre Dame
Avenua
Charles Laughton
Charles
Cleer
Sammy Kaye
Baic
Aiband
Sammy
Ram
Otto Klemperer
Orthopedics and Early Treatment for Deformities
This excerpt from the Medical Society discusses orthopedics from Greek roots meaning straight and child. It explains deformities like congenital hip dislocation and clubfoot, stressing early detection, continuous treatment, diet, sunlight, and braces to correct leg deformities and improve outcomes.
Washington Day Book War and Navy guards tighten security
Despite Dies Committee talk and DOJ and FBI statements, many officials and civilians in Washington accept the Fifth Amendment with caution as War and Navy Departments intensify security. Thousands of civilian employees and reporters in the capital are scanned, photographed, and required to wear identification badges. Visitors to federal buildings will be escorted by armed guards, and uniforms for officers may reappear if orders shift. The Capitol and White House undergo strict screening, with heightened guard presence and fingerprinting already in place for White House staff and some reporters.
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Dies Committee
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Identification
War and
Navy Departments
Constitution Ave
Navy
Washington
General Pershing
White House
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Daily Quiz Questions From A Blind Page
A fragment lists ten quiz prompts asking to finish quotes identify the 21st amendment repeal date Black Jack nickname for General Pershing named discoverer of Hawaii main offices city for U S Chamber of Commerce question about Mars moons FCC chair and C I O origin author of the line about Greece and Rome and the meaning of R after a female professional’s name.
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Claed
United States
Black Jack
Hawaiian Islands
Charman
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Chamber of Commerce
Mars
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Greece
Romer
Miranda of Brazil Learns English for Movies in Hollywood
Hollywood profile of Carmen Miranda of Brazil, newly learning English for films. Through gestures and facial expressiveness she communicates in New York after meeting director Meester Cummings. Born in Portugal? No, Brazil. about 27. started singing on radio before fame. speaks of future film plans and admiration for co-stars, with training from Alessio Oliveira and Zacharias Voconelli.
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Robbin Coons
Ollywood
Carmen Miranda
Brazil
New York
Lupe Veler
Sonja Henje
Hollywood
Aloysia Oliviera
Banco Fa
Zacharias Voconelli
Mario Do Carma
Good Neighbor Argentina Plant and Immigration Oddities
A garbled report discusses a large Argentine refrigerating plant at Bushok Atres with claimed daily capacities of 5000 beeves and 10,000 sheep carcasses. It mentions immigrants, travel permissions, and political notes about presidents and Congress, with many errors and unclear details.
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Argentina
Bushok Atres
Meeting Notes From Local School Board
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Wednesday meeting of a local school board. It references a teacher ward or school, a time around 8 o clock, and a person named Donald, with incomplete details about agenda and participants.
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Wheeler
Capper
Clark
Vahdenberg
Jukmase
Bye
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Microuri Attervent
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Senus
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Hook
Scott
Andre Martien
Monreear
Canada
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North Africa
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Tage
Radiator Floreerr
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Gisir
Ryening
Gilet
Maléeytent
Hew
Brent Ao
Reute
Avis
Rooke
Todses
Purley Club
D. J. Alexander
Bridge
Guy Gordon
iMely Coyds
Mayville
Elwyn Crayser
WFP
Tracey
Pennsylvania
Iskooore
Kunort
Neo Wearcas
Baranes Whigh
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Washington Day Book
Armed Forges
Army
Mees Baye
Meester Amuche
Meester Cummings
Miranda
Lakevagey
Ieee
Oll Cesar Romerd
Fan
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Utex
Hiss Womas
Winisee
Aleiodies
Edward
Ward
Donald
Pati
Guare
Funde
A-Penn Barry
A-Penn
Jane PA White
White
Ann Pac White
Hoyden
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