Rising Totalitarian Strains in Japan and France
A dated column assesses Japan edging toward totalitarianism under Tokyo's unseen power, likening it to a Fuehrer system while France under Petain explores a limited suffrage and a new constitution. The piece contrasts leaders Stalin Mussolini and Hitler with Nippon and Petain's authority, implying impending rights suppression and centralized control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owanlis
Aorware Center
Coluariet Tuet
Japan
State Department
Elvanay
Nippon
Europe
Wingle
Ike Adele
Germany
Commiseer Stalin
Roses
Duce Muspotini
Italy
Caudillo
France
Mikado
Tokio
Etate Departmental
Marshal Petain
Petunia
Herr Hitler
Adolf
Mussolini
S. Stalin
Russia
Spain
Fuehrer
Duce
Boas
Candillo
Petain
Herr Fier
Talsc
Fragmentary war report on invasion troop equipment
Incomplete OCR text describes invasion troops using guns and metal shields for detection. Mentions fear exhaustion and deterioration of efforts. Lacks clear events, dates, or named entities to provide a full factual account.
Taxpayers condemn Pennsylvania 191 day legislative session
The Pittsburgh Press reports Pennsylvania taxpayers faced around 1 million in direct costs for the century’s longest session. It criticizes lack of leadership, calls for a definite pay-for-performance plan, and predicts a costly special session amid continued political bickering by Republicans and Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cltlsens
Pennsylvania
Delibera Mons
General Assembly
Sesslon
Pittsburgh Press
Baxpayers
Ress
Solins
What If War Ends and Production Surges?
The writer muses on whether a postwar slump will occur, noting past patterns may not repeat. They speculate that civilian demand could surge as factories shift from war to peace goods, potentially leading to a period of abundance and restored resourcefulness. The piece questions certainty and envisions a restart of production with plentiful goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Daily Quiz Questions From A Wartime Page
A scrambled daily quiz lists seven questions about history and geography. Topics include presidents oldest and youngest at inauguration, ancient cities in Syria, the Battle of Long Island, authors of songs, and typography glitches. The garbled items mix mis-typed phrases with stray nickname phrases and odd spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wait
Pennsylvanio
America
United States
Syria
Long Inland
With Firain
United’ States
Dust Bowl Foes Wheat Boom in Restricted Wheat Growth
Denver July 18 Associated Press feature notes Dust Bowl conditions ease as U S wheat output soars toward a record 900 million bushels. C H Wilson Farm Security Administration official warns against overexpansion while Farm Security and Resettlement programs aim to prevent Dust Bowl recurrence amid favorable weather and vast world supplies. Canada holds surplus wheat for two years.
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Robert E. Geiger
Associated Press
Denver
Ereas Plains
Department of Agriculture
C.H. Will Son
Canada
America
Hatid
Alist Howlers
Farm Securitie Administration
FEA
Willson
Griwimz
Orson Welles Stages and Sammy Kaye Talks In New York
A bustling New York page notes Orson Welles dominates signage across 44th Street and Broadway with Native Son and Citizen Kane displays. Sammy Kaye reports a ten year Meadow Brook contract, while Joe Moss's Broadway fashion rise from night clubs to clothing stores signals shifting showbiz styles. Actors, producers, and venues reflect a evolving entertainment scene amid touring bands and stage lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker
New York
44Th Street
Broadway
Orson Welles
St. James Theater
RKO Theater
Citizen” Kane
Orson
Joe
Hollywood
Crawford's
Bond
Herman Shumlin
Watch
Fragmentary history notes on tribal names and regions
The text lists various tribes including Malan, Childe Weawee Ghodams Creeky Apninche and Alnbemn Iicinn as part of a historic passage. It mentions many obscure terms and distorted spellings, suggesting a garbled OCR of a historical note. The fragmentary passage references 99 Arswde nivmes for God tier iy thee and a state context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malan
Roaming Round Provides A Glimpse Of Local Happenings
A sprawling mosaic of community notes from West Pleasant Street and nearby towns. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. Percy McCray, Sheriff candidate Fred Lamberton, police chatter, a Wheelock grocery store reopening, and a mix of social tidbits including visitors from Feeding and a Meadeville connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy McCray
West Pleasant
W. G. Stroble
Ional
Fred Lamberton
Jack Melnnen
Old Kentucky
Wank de- Lury
Newport
Ity
Indiantown Gap
Wheelock
Wright Steel
Ward
Mercantile
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Lake Erie
Ohio Midrapolis
Polly Ann Carpenter
Meadville
Spotligs
Turing
Joe DiMaggio
San Francisco
Rafter
Hillighber
Mistres Alred
Eleanor Mead
Gory
Pretty home wedding ties Bentley and Patterson in June era
A 1922 section notes a pretty home wedding uniting Miss Francis Leona Bentley and Mr Harold Patterson with plans to live in Marietta Ohio. The item mentions community events including a carry all stars game, funerary notices, and church activities while listing local residents visiting family and preparing for upcoming services and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon
Francis Leona Bentley
Harold Patterson
Marietta
Ohio
Daily Dozen on Music Among Pennsylvania Doctors
A fragmentary note discusses the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and the enduring link between physicians and music. It mentions figures like Boerhaave and Beethoven as well as Jenner and other medical men who valued musical pursuits as solace and cultural hobby. The text is garbled but centers on doctors forming musical ties and supporting musical culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokio
Tie Enolic
Iatee
Boerhaage
Auenbrygser
Ali Porcuzeton
Valence of Musical Estolles
Brank
Beethoven
de Srbothmot
Jenner
Notable American Humorists and Revolutionary War Figures
A fragmentary note references Artemis Ward and Abtemnun Ward of Massachusetts, highlighting Ward as a famed American humorist and his early role against major generals in the Continental Army. It mentions Washington and revolutionary era command concerns, with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemis Ward
Haring Groyne
Masstotnisetts
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Cobay
Heror Alwyays
Numbir
Thair Subjeetdy
Lee A
Manhattan
Sammy Kaye
Jimmy Beppe
Essex House
Samy
Town
Frank Daley
Meadowbrook
Weppe
Daley
Big
Sammy
Jim
Joe Moss
Cnts
the International Casino
Wilkes-Barre
Wreeke
Harts
Palny War
Fred J. Wenives
Littry’ Boyle
Xepdun
Dick Green
Lawrence
Rita
Ellioburgh
Chautauqua County
Vom Clapper
Brouler
Guy Clapper
Dherity
Republcan
Bambling
Ash Corpnral
Tommy Moeloth
Carl 1. Peteraon
Bradford
Pulitreot
Thomas Fuels
Tulsi Brom Jura Files
Priday
Mt. Gretna
Tulenendonti
Gibson
Andrew Moon
East Pleasant Street
Harper Fmove
Ay Zalpneak
Cleveland
Phy
Ellen
Mrgaret
Junior
Union City
Mont
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Furvice
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Witah Ullips
the Medical Society of the
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Aipur
Ichiy
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