Canadians Do Not Visualize Union With United States
Canadian newspapermen in Washington discuss war policy and say Canada remains a separate nation, British by treaty but not English. They foresee close, but non integral, ties with the United States, while Canada keeps sovereignty and resists joining the U.S. as a state. They warn against Japan’s expansion and expect solidarity with the Pan American group.
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Willkie Drive Signals GOP Boomerang in 1940 Campaign
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio GOP supporters mobilize a war chest for Willkie to lead the 1940 ticket while party leaders warn that enthusiasm could backfire. Corry and Erie County fund-raising aims reach into tens of thousands as Republicans in Massachusetts and national figures shape a strategic campaign.
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Joseph W. Martin
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Obesity health risks and complications described in a 19th century notice
A historical health notice warns that obesity compromises organ function and increases surgical risk. It describes fat tissue pressing on kidneys and liver, vascular issues, and heat intolerance. notes obesity often stems from overeating, with summer discomfort and a range of glandular or systemic concerns implied as consequences.
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Broadway Nights and a New Phonograph Device
New York saw a Andre Kostelanets and Lily Pons concert at Lewisohn Stadium drawing eighteen thousand fans. The review covers Pons's coloratura range from Mireille to Lucia and Kostelanets's program from Weber to La Pour le Midi d un Payne and Stravinsky Firebird. The piece also notes a Philco phonograph using a photo electric cell in its tone arm by David Grimes, promising longer record life and reduced needle wear. Arthur Rodzinski led a Brahms cycle, weather dampening attendance.
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New York
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David Grimes
Philco Company
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Jess
Arthur Rodzinski
Lewisohn Stadium
Daily Quiz Questions From Time Classified Page
A jumble of seven quiz prompts includes questions about a president with a term, locations, constitutional terms, Rollin Kirby’s field, Toya George's full name, a minimum age for a congressional representative, country owning distant islands, postal workers and valuables, a writer of a piece on blindness, and a king of a place called Pevpt.
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Doxdeesnese Islands
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