Stewart Says Suppose John Bull Moves to Ottawa
Charles P. Stewart surveys imperial scenarios postulated by a columnist voice. He weighs Monroe Doctrine implications if Britain shifts capital to Ottawa and contemplates American response to Atlantic sea power, Pacific threats, and Panama defense amid wartime rumors and naval maneuvers.
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John Bull
Ottawa
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
United States
Western Hemisphere
Canada
France
Dominion
Atlantic
Uncle Sam
State Department
Praha
Coritinurtal
Insular
Americas
Nleo
Germany
London
Monroe
St. Lawrence
Heroadotts
Pacific
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Naval Headquarters
William D Leahy
Puerto Rico
Congressional Chamber
Foreign Affairs
Burma Road Gamble and World War II Pressures
Britain weighs closing the Burma road to cut Japan's supply line, risking hurt to Allied war effort. The move prompts questions about appeasement and potential shifts in European power as Germany seeks to slow Japan and Axis influence grows across Asia and Europe.
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Great Britain
Burma
Japan
China
Dayat
Germany
Italy
Burma Road
Britain
Hitler
Dofeal
Loo
Ken Nave
Artie Q
Tadue
Pennsylvania State Manual tells of new 1937 edition and mobilization plans
The 1937 state manual edition, first since Governor James, features the governor on its frontispiece, outlines distribution to schools and libraries, and notes 0,000 copies. It details vital statistics, tax data, and bonded debt across counties while referencing leaders like Robert Morris and Stephen Girard. It also discusses war mobilization plans and potential leaves of absence for National Guardsmen.
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James
Samuel S. Lewis
Canada
Gori Luemil
War Department
Miltary
Phe Asmy
Navy
Tessern Lise Pengmal
Pot
Hon
Commonwealth
Smalls
Dwt
William J. Guess
Burgqu
Wil Deless
Sir
Pennsylvania
Cameron, Forest
Frank
Pulton
Montgomery
Wogun
Whame
Belside
Robert Morris
Scandar
Stephen Girard
Aia Tanner
New Distribution Manual Highlights Noted American Artists
A Pennsylvania edition features Rembrandt Peale Thomas Scully George Bernard and Maxfield Parrish among noted artists. It surveys early American art and sculpture with contributors from Laval War era and Austin Abbey. Musical figures Stephen Voster Victor Herbert Ethelbert Nevin and Charles Waldo Illegible. The book gathers yearlong statistics and background to form a past and current history valuable to any Pennsylvanian library.
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Way CouKe
Pennsylvania
Rembrant Peale
Thomas Scully
George Bernard
Maxfield Parrish
Austin Abbey
Tn Music
Stephen Voster
Victor Herbert
Ethelbert Nevin
Charles Waler
Cadman
Pennsylvania National Guard unit receives federal recognition
Twenty years ago, the newly organized Pennsylvania National Guard company with eighty-eight men was accorded Federal recognition after a formal inspection by Lieutenant Jack A. Nichols from Governor's Island. The piece notes Bryant Ryall and D. B. Besch in city affairs and mentions Mrs. Ryall’s recent stay in the area as she and Mr. Ryall engage in YMCA work.
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Yesult
Pennsylvania National Guard
Jack A. Nichols
Governor's Island
Bryant Ryall
D. B Besch
Russia
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Irregular clippings note travels of Mr G E Bennett and Miss Gol Lett a in Bradford, Elmire and Wisconsin. Mentions rising ice cream consumption in the United States with 8 500 000 000 portions and 0 000 000 gallons of unsifted fees, plus safety and health claims. Mentions Minnie Reford purchasing a Mitchell car. Mentions ice cream density affecting nutritive value.
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United States
Minnie Reford War
Mitchell
Corry Greys Postpone Game With Trvine ton Forge
Yesterday afternoon the scheduled game between the Corry Greys and Trvine ton Forge at the latter field was halted after four innings due to mud. The visiting nine led 2 to 0 when the game was called.
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Celm
Corry Greys
Trvineton Forge
Fans and Fame and Faraway Islands in CEORGCE TUCKER EW YOREK
CEORGCE TUCKER EW YOREK recalls Patsy Kelly answering fan mail reveals many marriage proposals and surprise acclaim from Australia New Zealand Cuba and Havana crowds Laural and Hardy share adulation Violet Heming buys a tiny St. Lawrence island valued at 15 tax 12 cents yearly with her offer of 10 to make it tax free interactions reveal quirky fan enthusiasm and comic strip travel notes.
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Ceorgce Tucker
Yorek
Patsy Kelly
Comedienne
Australia
New Zealand
Sie
Cuba
Ha- van
Laurel and Hardy
Iere
Havana
Violet Heming
Toronto
Susan and
God
Violet
Thousand
St. Lawrence River
Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer
A noisy jumble of imperfect questions asks readers to turn to classified pages for answers. It includes broken queries on capitals, geography, chemistry, and language, with many typos and unclear references.
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Halson
Bay
Boise
Pocatelli
Lewiston
Taub
Brazil
United States
Baikal
Mediterraneans
Hie Balle Spa
Gatalny
Paris
Hollywood Sights and Sounds by HOGAIN COONS
Hollywood Sights and Sounds recounts early film industry talent stories. Mary Mastin gains stardom after testing and advice outside major roles. Virginia Gilmore, Maureen O Hara, Alph Bellamy, and Bob Luggy navigate offers, braces, lisp corrections, and contractual setbacks in pursuit of screen success.
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Hogain Coonsollywood
Mary Mastin
Mary
Daddy
Richand Halliday
Virginia Gilmore
University of California
New York
Sam Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Will
Maureen O'Hara
Harry Richman
Abbey Theater School
Richman
British Film Company
London
Abbey Players
Charles Laughton
Hollywood
Notre Dame
Alph Bellamy
Bob Luggy
Mid-West
Broadway
Petge
Secret Six
Gird
Curious Fragments from a Bygone Era
A garbled recap of varied topics mentions a Boston broadside on drying, weather commentary, a poultry dish, a sun filled egg, maps showing Eden and Paradise, Prunes origin tied to Gyucasus and Caspian regions, California cultivation, a forger named Robert Sping forging autographs of many famous Americans, libraries displaying them, and a claim about the last Civil War battle at Brownsville won by the Confederacy, with slow news travel after Appomattox.
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Adil
Paradise
Earth
Eden
Brownsville
Lee
Appomatox
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