Capitol Hill Mix of Isolationists and Defenders in Roosevelts Plan
A Charles Stewart piece on Capitol Hill reactions to President Roosevelt's preparedness program and aid to Britain and other democracies. It notes strong defense support but criticism that non defense cuts are insufficient and that isolationists seek limited or delayed aid, while some propose negotiating peace terms with Britain and Axis and others warn against widening commitments.
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Turkey
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China
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Montana
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Hi Johnson
Santora Bermett
Champ Clark
Misoli
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
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Seaton Wheeler
United States
Axis
Millard HW. Tydings
Maryland
Burton Eves
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Wallace Foresees War Requiring Big Farm Changes
Henry A. Wallace, in his last annual report as secretary of agriculture, warned that wartime pressures demand major shifts in farming and price policy. He urged reducing unneeded crops, adjusting exports vs domestic supply, and using certificates to manage market shares while enabling prices to align with world demand. He cautioned a future overhaul of farm price supports and emphasized federal aid to help farmers adapt to new regional production patterns. A separate Kansas City note reports Judge Ray G. Cowan proposing affidavits to deter draftee divorces, making false claims a criminal act.
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Henry A. Wallacey
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Kansas City
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Disabled American Veterans
Army
Navy
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Air Corps
DAILY QUIZ OFFERS SIX POINTS TO FIGHT INFLUENZA
A historical newspaper item presents a six point plan to curb influenza infection, urging avoidance of needless contact with suspected cases, ensuring home ventilation, a balanced diet, hydration, rest, and seeking medical care if fever appears. It also includes a political commentary section and a user quiz with questions spanning science, geography, and history.
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Four to Face Jury in Erie Store Breakin
Four youths are bound over to the February grand jury on burglary charges connected with a Parrid billiard parlor break in. Names listed include Gva brothers, Jerry Spangenvirg, Roland Spangenburg, Donald Willan, and Robert Chamberlin, all of local streets. Parole statuses and remand details accompany the docket.
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Gva Brothers
Jerry Spangenvirg
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Deing
Fred Shaw
Roland Spangenburg
Ghasinat Street
Donald Willan
West Lith Sitesi
Robert Chamber
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Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files Birthday and Meetings
The item notes W. Ed Marshis seventieth birthday celebration with best wishes from friends. Mrs. H J Alverson hosted Washington school teachers for a 6 oclock dinner, then attended a Parent Teachers meeting. Mr and Mrs J Lewis entertained fifteen Presbyterian Sunday School members. a business meeting was followed by social hour and refreshments. The NuBong Cutters enjoyed a party at C L Shearers home with musical numbers by S King J Madison B Hikeins and B Loveland, followed by an oyster supper and games. Catherine Florence Dasmond hosted eighteen children for a birthday party with games and pink favors.
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H. J. Alverson
Washington
J. Lewis
Presbyterian Sunday School
C. L. Shearer
Springfleet
S. King
J. Madison
B. Hikeins
B. Loveland
Swope Aims for Puerto Rico Governor Post
Former Pennsylvania congressman Guy Sworte discusses his candidacy for governor of Puerto Rico after serving as island auditor. He stresses understanding locals to gain trust, praises Puerto Ricans as hospitable and patriotic, and notes their favorable view of U S defense plans.
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Loftus Washington
Guy Sworte
Puerto Rico
Pennsylvania
Island
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Orie
Reya
United States
Puerto Rico government and its veto power explained
The text describes a Puerto Rican government set up by act of Congress with local elections for most offices, while the governor, supreme court, attorney general, and auditor are appointed by the president and require Senate confirmation. It notes annual legislature, customs, and tax flows, and that most deliberations occur in Spanish. Swone mentions learning Spanish to improve conversation.
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United States
Swone
Daily Dozen on Corns and Caluses from Foot Pressure
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania, the note explains corns and callosities arise from pressure and friction. Tight or poorly fitting shoes cause localized pressure leading to corns on the little toe and soft corns between moist areas. Proper shoe fit prevents recurrence. hard corns are painful and common with foot deformity or ill fitting footwear.
Night life in Tokyo hit by three year wartime ban
Amid ongoing conflict with China and wartime shortages, Tokyo's nightlife staggers as entertainment venues close early. Amusement centers and night restaurants shut down by 10 PM to conserve electricity, while moving picture houses limit hours and taxis curb service. Authorities push power saving measures nationwide.
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China
Tokyo
Texicabs
Japan
Fragmented Note on Ecuador History and Delicacies
An unclear excerpt mentions Ecuador's area and constitution dates, referencing Hever and Fepiblic. It briefly notes baked guinea pig as a delicacy in an ancient area and a tropical fruit grown in Reyador, with scattered terms like palm, buttons, and shirt studs hinted in the garbled text.
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Ecuador
Hever
Fepiblic
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Fragmentary Latin terms puzzle eye and attachment
Disjointed OCR text mixes Latin morphology with assorted phrases about the eye, attachment, and a chimney swift. It mentions Montrose, a large work paused by Melurinim’walier Spa3r9 Ay, and references odd figures like 29400, but the overall passage is garbled and only hints at scattered topics without a clear news item or cohesive narrative.
Incomplete OCR Note On Eye Color And Speech Clues
Fragmentary text discusses eye coloration around pupils and mentions potential value or status. It references observers and unclear names, with garbled phrases about eyes and a vague reference to guardians or officials. The snippet lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize a clear news item.
Flu peak passes in Pittsburgh schools health chief says
Jan 11 Pittsburgh health director Dr. G M Smith announced the flu outbreak peak has passed in city schools. He noted absenteeism rose Monday as teachers stayed home and pupils were out.
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