Controversial Column On Japanese Americans Loyalty Debate
A column argues loyalty tensions in wartime America, noting immigrant and refugee tensions, government appeals to employers, and mixed views on Japanese Americans. It cites Admiral Kimmel and General Short as allegedly misled by Pacific atmosphere, with Governor Brear quoted on local sentiment and fears of dual loyalties among Hawaii residents and U.S. Japanese communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Chamles P
Ethwart Guntenl
America
Wetea
Hurtharmore
Ignds
Midat
Kimmel
Roonevelt
Biddle
United States
Ain
Austealid
Walter C. Short
Busband B. Kimmel
Hawaii
Roberts
Short
Reo
China
Honolulu
San Francisco
Pacific
Territorial
Walter F. Brear
Prear
Tts
Kimmel & Co
Washington
Hawaiiomi
G. Kawekami
Domel
Tokio News
Peat Harbor
Mont Mehe
Ifm
Japan
Help the Folio Fund for Infantile Paralysis Fund Drive
Community in Corry rallying to raise funds for the Infantile Paralysis Foundation amid cases and polio fear. The appeal cites therapy costs, the disease’s mystery, and Roosevelt era support, urging local support and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoul Aequire
Corry
Elkis
Erie County
Roosevelt
Physicians as inventive minds of the era claim singular traits
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, a defense of physicians as individualists and imaginative problem solvers. The piece cites doctors’ influence on nonmedical inventions, humane punishment ideas, and tools like the guillotine and electric chair as examples of their broader innovations. It mentions Gatling gun origins, fabric cooling, artificial ice, and measuring devices attributed to physicians.
Daily Quiz challenges and a wartime menace note
A jumble of quiz questions invites readers to the classified page for answers. The text shifts to a wartime warning about naval warfare near the Gulf of Mexico, warning of ship sinkings and the need for faster protective steps to end conflict and reduce destruction.
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Gulf of Mexico
Toa
Dimes Fight Polio Drive Sparks Four Key Discoveries
The article notes a million dollars in dimes for infantile paralysis on President's Birthday has funded four major insights. It highlights polio entry routes via lungs and nerves, the role of contaminated water and seas, and the Kenny treatment emphasizing careful movement and heat packs. It credits Sister Elizabeth Kenny's Australian method and Basil O'Connor's backing, plus Armstrong's antiviral animal transfer work toward a vaccine.
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Campi
H. W. Blakeslee
New York
Tany Accentance
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Minneapolis General Hospital
Kenny
Charles Armstrong
U. S. Public Health Service
Armstrong
Journal of the American Medical Association
Poday’s Common Error In Adverting Language
A compact note highlighting misuse of ill as an adjective in wartime era copy. It critiques writers who confuse ill as a prefix or descriptor, citing examples about the German army and winter readiness to illustrate incorrect phrasing and its impact on clarity.
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Rio Grande River
Ebereeter
Rio de Janeiro
Ezequiel Padilla
Guar
Philippines
United States
America
Pedrilla
Rios
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files A Jan 30 1924
Twenty years ago from Journal files January 30 1924 reports from Washington theater disaster losses include two former War ren residents Louis and Mrs Valentine, with neighbors relieved that Marjorie Desmond and Lawrenes avoided victims. Frank Raeder advances local auto show plans as ad copy nears completion. Rumors of a new express sigal line by American Railway Express Co. circulate with possible announcement soon. High school beats Albion 38 15 after a rough start. Willard Miles dies at Corry hospital, body to W Fairchilds home. Mrs Sophie Van Tassel, widow of Charles, dies at West Wayne street home after a recent stroke.
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Washington
Warren
Mes
Louis B. Valentine
Marjorie Desmond
Lawyenes
Sophie van Tassel
Ofne
Tate Charles van Tassel
West Wayne Street
Letters to Lucerne casts five daughters of famed actors
Dwight Deere Wiman plans a Swiss school drama using Faith Brook Mary Barthelmess Sonya Stokowski Nancy Wiman and Blythe Avery as five young girls. Faith, Mary, and Sonya bring notable lineage and little prior stage work while Nancy Wiman debuts with Stars in Your Eyes. The play explores war reaching private schools and roots of distrust.
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Soms
Lilian Gish
Richard Barthelmess
Gladaios
Clive Brook
Leopold Brokewell
Stephen Morehouse Avery
Dwight Deere Wiman
Dwight
Wiman
New York
Sonya Stokowski
Irl
Miss Stokowski
London
Olga Samarof
Hen Wiman
Nancy
Miss Wiman
Mary Barthelmess
Aks
David Selanick
Santa Barbara
Clive Bradéa
I Faith
England
York
Royal Aratomy
Fragmentary Factoids From 19th Century Notes
A garbled OCR fragment cites diverse items including Cromwell as a colonial commissioner, a Savona New York beaver dam tale, oyster harvests from cultivated bottoms, a curious etymology for oui and ja, and an 1848 Washington card deck. It also references Florida agriculture and historic terms in a disjointed history snapshot.
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Stewart
Short Ware
Scott
Rcrapp
Ewilean
Afekanistam
Germany
Atlantic
Europe
BY Rj.scoti
Medical Society of the State of
Pennsylvania
Nas
Rowse—velt
Turner
United Sites
Nevada
Reno
Carson City
Las Vegas
Elizabeth Kenny
Australia
Nace
Ida
Serveneee
Poday
Aken
Frank Raeder
Raeder
American Railway Express Company
Albion
Willard Miles
Corry Hospital
Longness
W. Fairchilds
East Main Street
Manhattan
David
Lucerne
Nts
Olver Cromwell
Americ
Savona
N.Y
George Washington
Florida
Heiman’s
Igmerton
Budget Jewelers
North Center St
Featuf
Thi Hoover S
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