No Foreign War Committees Spark Pacifist Fuss
The report outlines actions and personnel behind pacifist groups during prewar debates. Editor William Allen White and Vere Marshall lead antiwar efforts while others like Robert A. Lancaster and C. K E Armstrong join the No Foreign War Committee.
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P. Stewart
Masini
Badlaualy
William Allen White
Emporia
Kai) Gasette
United States
Britain
Can Ald
Bellaly
Vere Marshall
The
Cedar Rapids
Towa) Gazette
Marshall
Bellis
Srents
William R. Davis
New York
Teria Quiy
State Department
Verne
Puassers
Verne Marshall
Loyos
No Foreign War Committee
Robert A. Lancaster
C. K E. Armstrong
Missouri
Lee
Pennly
O. Kamakrane
Terenot
William R. Davia
Germosh Menes
Juthee ¢ Corps of Washington
National Breas Club
Armstrong
Smoky Defense Drive Seeks to Probe Industrial Emissions
An article explores renewed anti smoke efforts in industrial cities. It notes planes to locate smokestack emissions, a public drive to identify pollution sites, and potential enforcement under new policies. It also discusses monetary debates and wartime funding strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Semoke
New Baby Care Strategies for Siblings
A new baby brings difficulty for some children as the older sibling adjusts. Parents should avoid stressing the baby's virtues to the older child, which can heighten pain and anxiety. Involve the older child in caring for the newcomer to foster pride and attachment, and keep the elder busy to reduce worry.
Guiana Regions Noted For Varied Wood Uses And Transit
The article praises Brijisi Guiana as a source of laurel wood used for piers hulls keels fishing rods and billiard cues. It notes Dutch Guiana’s native speech called palicle talkie French Guiana lacking railroads and British Guiana about the size of England with 273 minutes of spas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiana
Brijisi
British Guiana
England
Peculiar Currency Tales and Lost War Credits in Early Trade
A fragmented account recalls 17th century New England coinage, a Massachusetts issued piece valued at $40,000 tied to Aesopus, and a clash over payment in goods with France and other nations. It notes merchants shipping merchandise and Uncle Sam ending with no gains, amid speculative barter and credit tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Hitler
United States
Massachusetts
Aesop
Gladius Aesopus
France
Pennsylvania Holds Top Position in 1940 Census Urban Count
The 1940 census shows Pennsylvania leads in municipalities with populations over 40 000 and over 10 000, tallying 103 such communities including 9 cities and 11 urban townships. The report notes Pennsylvania’s dispersed population outside large cities, with over 7 million people living in areas under 100 000, underscoring its broad economic and demographic diversity.
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Ulation
Pennsylvaia
pen=suis
Wba
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Darby
Tadlaha
Lock Haven
U. S
Union
New York
Illinois
Ohio
California
Cour Union
Pennsylvani
Goa
Hollywood Sights and Sounds Wrapup
A garbled column notes salary rows for William Holden in Arizona and Glenn Ford needing a break. It mentions Rita Hayworth and Rita Cansinpy, Eduardo Cansino teaching dance, plus Van Dyke and time on Rage in Heaven, with army pay and leave details amid scattered gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llyw -Anelll
William Holden
Arizona
Texas
Glenn Ford
Hita Hayworth
Ann Shariday
Alee
Rita
Hubert Montgomery
Stat
Iso
van Dyke
U. S. Marine Corps
Sinclair Buk
Helm
Diego
Apele Sam
Van
Uie
Metro
Bos
van Dyks
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journaliter
A 1941 lookback notes income collection starting January 26 for earners over 5,000 at the local post office. Pennsy mile trains to be discontinued as expense reductions progress. Obituary: Mrs. Hupnah Shields dies at East Church Street home. Local garage proprietor entertained by Mr. and Mrs. John Tillie on Second Avenue. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. F H Begis dies January 19. Emmanuel Guild plans bake sale next Saturday after meeting at Mrs. L. W. Olds. Agotheic and fancy dynine classes to be held by Miss Wellner at Parish Hall. Q B C club gathered at Mrs. Ralph Hulett’s. Inez Webb and Lawrence Morton wed at M. B. church last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
John Tillie
West
Second Aveuile
Emmanuel Guild
Daily Quiz Answers From a Torn Classified Page
A fragment quiz asks who preceded Dempsey as heavyweight champ and who Clyde Pangborn’s co pilot was on the 1937 first non stop air crossing. Other items query proverbs names and historical figures with garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Clyde Pangborn
Unclear text about officials and institutions
Fragmentary OCR mentions stakes involving Columbia University leaders and a government context. Names, dates, and places are garbled, leaving an unreadable set of references to presidents and officials without coherent events.
Inaugural disaster plan in Washington parade
Washington Day Book outlines Roosevelt inauguration preparations under Rear Admiral P S Rossiter with first aid stations and a large medical corps. It notes ambulances, trained first aid personnel, and involvement of Red Cross leaders, plus civilian parade roles and a curious betting trick exposed by FCC authorities.
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Jack Stinnedt
Hington
Roosevelt
P.S. Rossiter
U.S. N
Regula
Roy Lyman Sexton
District of Columbia
American Red Cross
A. Magruder ‘MacDonald
Rover
Col
Tnaugural
Pitth Bloor
Washington, D. C
Virginia Phillies
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