Enemies at Home and Early Flags in American History
A wartime column discusses Nazi enemies within Germany noting five and a half million foreign workers and 100,000 Russians in the Ruhr, with Italy supplying workers. It also recounts Milo Quaife on the flag’s form before 1918, and the enduring popularity of the Garcia story as a business parable.
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Germany
Star and Coal
Ruhr
Italy
Paul Hagen
Polontates
New Order
Nau
Milo M. Quaife
Detroit
Iiss Ins
United States
Vermont
Kentucky
Capitol
Navy Yard
Peter HW Wendover
New York Congress
Garcia
Andrew Summers Rowan
Elbert
Hubbard
Rowan
York Central Railroad
iOsitoy
What Is Point Rationing A Wartime Q and A
AP Features explains point rationing during war with questions about stock, coupon use, and pricing. It states that point values are uniform nationwide, differ by can size, and depend on scarcity. Retailers cannot change point values, only money prices. end-period stamps may cross over to next period.
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Office of Price Administration
A. Nob Abyays
United States
Daily Dozen Cough Descriptions From Medical Society
Cough may be productive or not and can be seasonal reflecting atmospheric conditions. It may arise from within the chest due to bronchial infections or from without due to allergies or irritants. The text describes cough as a form of pulmonary drainage and notes vocal cord involvement and infection links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coubit
Aough
Alerey
Mungo
Fragmented Factographs on Birds and Jerusalem Arca
The text suggests an estimate for modern Jerusalem’s area with most of it outside walls. It notes a buzzard gliding using subtle wing movements to exploit air currents and sail against the wind. The passage is terse and studies wing tapping behavior.
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Jerusalem
Rush on Jamestown plane plant speeds toward March occupancy
Jan 28 Jamestown reports heavy work at American Aviation Corp plant near Municipal Airport on North Main Street extension. About 100 workers push site toward completion with 250 in office and tech staff, aiming to move administration by end of March and begin plume production locally.
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Jamestown
Beavers
American Aviation Corporation
Muunicipal
North Main Street
The
American Aviation
City map highlights worn street spurs and tire wear issue
A New avens newspaper map shows city streets with unusually spurred paving causing tire wear. Florida mackerel spawn noted April and May on the Carolina coast and in the lower Chesapeake the first half of June.
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Vneans
Nub Uisheti
Florida
Carolina Coast
Chesapeake
Simple Tricks to Cut Shipyard Injuries
A Baltimore report notes a Seven Shipyard Safety exchange group slash injuries by half across 83 yards. Bethlehem Steel official Carter Kendall explains the aim to prevent incidents, while methods include ventilating confined spaces, proper ladders, fume removal, and standardized gear to reduce accident risk.
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Baltimore
Seven Shipyard
Easter
Bureau of Labor As Justice
U.S. Department of Labor
Yrds
Exchange
Officis
Commander speaks on latest U S attack and air combat
A wartime report describes a U S raid with one tank, no casualties, and successful destruction of two enemy buildings. It notes Wake Island air battles, Zero fighters and anti aircraft fire, and observers two small supply ships in harbor. The account highlights surprise by Japanese forces and pilot bravado in aerial maneuvers.
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Wake
AML
State employe pleads guilty in embezzlement case
Pittsburgh judge sentences James L. Griffin to about seven years in Allegheny county Jail after Griffin pleads guilty to embezzling tax funds from the state mercantile box office. Griffin, who must make restitution, cited caring for his wife and blind mother. A bonding company has paid 5,000 of the missing funds and 1,800 from Griffin’s state pension reserve will be returned to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
James L. Griffin
State Mercantile
Allegheny County
Mallly
Jonn P. Ban
Griffin
I. Elmer Beker
Cour
Fragmented advert text from a 1900s drug ad
A garbled OCR item presents a medicinal product ad with unclear brand names and phrases. The readable bits mention suppositories and a seller. It lacks coherent details about origin, usage, or pricing.
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Yanos
Yale
Aubuary
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Armerican Aviation Corporation
U.S
Wyoming
U.S. War Bonds
F. C. Chapin & Sons
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Sipin
Mérvranen
Murteates
Enigoa
Stuart
Jane Parker
Leew el
Lee Emcees
Lab aCe
A&p
GreenBeans
Calliornia
U.S. No
Meat Department
Duz
AGP Fish Dept
Norther Avenue
Boston
Clapp
Woodbury’s
Rirkman’s
A&p Bakers
Queensbury
LUX Flakes
Kirkman
Rd Food Stores
Doubl Featu
Tro
Ray Corrige
SEV
Mes
John
John Ohm
Gathering
Wilbur George McMah
McMahon Mans
Cl Walter Paulson Son
Lowe
Florida Austin
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