Hitler Should Read Story Drawn From Times Footnotes
Corry Evening Journal highlights a Times footnote story about history’s evolving narrative. It details the long suppressed Kaiser Wilhelm II interview with Hale, later published in Century Magazine, and the political reactions surrounding its publication and potential impact on world affairs.
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Times
Kaiser William II
Adolf Liter
Europe
Willian Bayard Fale
Kaiser Hale
Hohenzollern
Forge
Norway
Jensser
W. Die
Foreign Office
Century Magazine
New Fork
Hale
Adolph Gebs
Japan
Russia
Buk Gupun
United States
Isis
Theodore Ravswell
Roosevelt
Sgud Healser
Door
Adolf Hiter
Kaiser
Clina
Lindbergh Presses for California Aeronautical Station
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh has urged Congress to appropriate 10 million dollars for an aeronautical research station in California to advance American military and commercial aviation. The public tone shows renewed interest in his return to active involvement, with Mrs. Lindbergh also in the United States recently and suggesting they may remain.
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Lindbergh
Charles A. Tindupreh
Congress
California
Mb Ameria
Hollywood film shops embrace history on screen
Hollywood studios push historical dramas as fresh entertainment, with Paramount and Cecil B DeMille leading projects from Frank Lloyds Sauls of the Ben to Elizabeth and Essex. Warner Bros plans Beethoven and Drake tales, Metro builds Northwest Passage, and Fox finishes Stanley and Livingstone as others explore Lincoln, Washington, and Paul Jones themes.
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Epuren
Parmount
Frank Lloyd
The
Bens
Atlantic
Cecil B. DeMille
Royal Canadian Mounted
Polio J
Grey
Galijada
Uyver
Warner Bros
Elizabeth
Essex
Opi
Pani Munt
Bethoven
Sir Frisiels Drake
Simpel Goldson Hiss
Tims Dined
Lo Yer
Gary Cooper
Halls Christian Anderson
Columbus
Elizabeth Page
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
20Th Center-Fox
Livingstone
Reo-Budle
Abraham Lincoln
Limos
George Washington
Joly Paul Jones
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Orientals smoke hashish Arabs use cannabis natives of India smoke ganja. Alleans chew dagza. The same need-thown here as marijuana. Cigarettes made from marijuana have different names including Aneel steers Meg Warners and Tadlan hay. By whatever name marijuana is noted.
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Aneel
Steers
Meg Warners
Tadlan Hay
Mardiuana
Helou
Alaska Highway Plan Gains Momentum In Washington
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on the International Highway Commission's Seattle meeting set for July 20 to discuss aerial surveys for a one-year Alaska United States highway project. Five US and five Canadian members will hear public testimony in Vancouver, with field surveys by four teams advancing through northern British Columbia and Yukon toward a Seattle to Fairbanks route. The plan, with an estimated cost around 22 million dollars, would link Hydleton British Columbia with the Alaskan highway system near Fairbanks, with Canada bearing much construction and Congress approving initial 600 thousand dollars for the commission.
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Alaska
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International HighWay Commission
Canada
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Vancouver
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Columbia
Ek. Sossiptlc
Congress
Warren Magnuson
Washinton
America
Tternational Highway Commission
Hydleton
Pairbanks
Novi
Commission
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Panama
Magnuson
Europe
Hazleton
Cascade Montains
Pelly River
Cascades
Prince Rupert
Juneau
Fairbanks
Jfoad
Daily Quiz From Classified Page Answers Seek
A reader asks seven questions from a classified page quiz. Questions cover geography science history language and notable facts including Salma Desert location, world speed record holder, social science branch, wartime toll, tallest mammal, pronunciation rule, April strike issue, Tahiti capital, Giant Cunningham sport link, and another name for chickadee.
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Rocial Scidters
Tahiti
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Cunningham
Norman Corwin adapts John Brown's Body in radio special
Norman Corwin produces a one hour Columbia Workshop Festival program adapting Stephen Vincent Benet's John Brown's Body. Benet insisted Corwin supervise the radio production. The National Symphony Orchestra second concert airs tonight from a barge on the Potomac near the Lincoln Memorial with Ted Sherdeman to stage a new drama on the Idea Mart series.
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Columbia Workshop
Corwin
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Bénet
Benet
National Symphony Orchestra
NBC Live
Potomac River
Lincoln Memorial
Washington, D. C
Ted Sherdeman
Pacific Coast
NBC Blue
Fred Utlas
Arieve Francis
Bred Allen
Nbc-Red
Kay Kysar
College of Musical Knowledge
Treasure Island Fairgrounds
Frisco
Beethoven
Columbia Network
Prieder Welsman
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Paul Whiteman
GBS
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files (July 19, 1919)
Local Militia Company K troops arrived in the city with Lieut Col Wilcox and Captain Marsh. No arrests since prohibition. two patrolmen may be cut. Soldiers Loveland and Dempsey return home after overseas service. Injured haying accident near Clymer. Letters indicate Lieut Keating to leave France soon. Birth announced to Mr. and Mrs. James Costello. Miss Mariam Williams home for weekend. John Sniderich, 34, dies yesterday.
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Pennaylwathis Reserve
Wilcox
Marsh
Barbs FPD With Yankee and Giant Victories
New Yorkers turn to Brooklyn for baseball as Barbs fans savor Dodgers defeats and the entertaining way they lose. A Colorado highway spill of 10 gallons of beer drew help from passersby. Officials note daily panhandler handouts exceed 415 million dollars, while coffee sales fail to offset the outlay. Sonja Henie quips about Norway and a joke about Olav’s court jester surface in a movie publicity line. Japan and Russia clash over Outer Mongolia outcomes, yet both sides seem content to keep their opinions. An East South Street home scene ends after a brief dine, and Pennsylvania Railroad crew cite tight skirts as a schedule upsetting factor.
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Sonja Henie
Sonja
Olav
Japan
Russia
Outer Mongolia
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