Greece Spain and the Spanish Civil War in 1936 era
A dated column discusses Greece and Spain in 1936 with reference to arms, Belgrade connections, and the global divide between totalitarianism and democracy. It recalls the July 1936 start of the Spanish Civil War, non intervention efforts, and the Rome Berlin axis forming in 1936 while detailing international responses and pledges.
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Greece
Spain
Mostow
Belgrade
Greecs
Soviet Union
Paris
Moscow
Hic
Congstes
Roosevelt
Senate
House
France
Popular Front
Leon Bhim
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Italy
London
Seven gate questions from a 1940s classified page
A garbled quiz asks multiple choice style questions. It covers topics including an aid to European plan discussed by Britain France and Soviet Russia, asking birthplace, author of Yankee From Olympus, Morse’s filibuster against a certain policy, New Zealand discovery by a Dutchman Englishman or German, Italy’s constituent assembly vote, a correction task about a sentence, and references to World War II propaganda treason case, a European chancellor, and rail weight figures.
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Britain
Soviet Russia
Borneon
Olympus
Wayne L. Morse
Ore
New Zealand
Italy
Constituent Assembly
de Gaspét
Gaspers
Correc
Boston
Treasuer
Waai Radio
Twenty Years Ago in City Highlights and Events
Twenty years ago in the city Charles Windanl of West Washington street reported Oldsmobile distributor irregularities ending in the agent's hasty departure. He received an Oldsmobile sedan he had ordered but had not been delivered. Buddy Players announced for a near week at the grounds opposite State Armory with The Flapper's Mistake as opening. Chautauqua ticket sales progress strong with a $10 award for top seller. State Senator Miles B. Kitts of Erie visited to address Kiwanis on The Affairs of the State. Carmen Hill of the Pirates earned his 14th win yesterday defeating the Phillies. Margaret Jane Kamps, travelling from Maple Springs on Chautauqua Lake, NY, visits Miss Elisabeth Olmstead with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Olmstead.
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Charles Windanl
West Washington Street
Buddy
State Armory
Miles B. Kitts
Erie
City
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Margaret Jane Kamps
Maple Springs
Chautauqua Lake
N.Y
Isabeth Olmstead
Mrs
Dawson Olmstead
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of the Elite of Pennsylvants
Specialties in medicine are not new. Historical references note ancient specialist roles and outline modern fields such as internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, dermatology, neurology, psychiatry, and pathology. The piece frames how medicine bifurcates into focused disciplines.
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Herodotus
Telly
Egypt
Comment On Today's Affairs Te Siegrator
The article critiques delayed U S action on Greece and warns of a new Spanish civil war risk if aid is not sent promptly. It notes Soviet expansion, calls for decisive Congress action, and analyzes labor law changes and union dynamics influencing political support and voter mobilization.
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Greece
Tourst
Stalin
Hitler
Truman
Congress
Russia
Natives' belief on souls returning and marrying mortals
The Papuans of New Guinea hold that souls of the dead return to earth and may even marry living people, reflecting a notable belief about afterlife and interwoven relationships within their culture.
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New Guinea
1948 Elections and congressional power reshaping unions
The piece discusses the 1948 elections focusing on Congressional influence over political matters, the Taft-Hartley Act’s impact, and union responses. It notes union leaders examining the coal miners contract as an evasion test, with potential wider effects on labor and political contributions.
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Treatiy
Congress
Ank
Trussian
Wutlswing Gecondery Eycotts
Taft Hartley Act fate and warned vegetable storage
A reader asks about the ultimate fate of the Taft Hartley Act and a note on handling vegetables. The vegetables should be cooked promptly or cooled and refrigerated after harvest or purchase to preserve vitamins, which are lost when vegetables are cut or stored too long.
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W. Aith St
New Fork
Kionigas Aquare
Chisago
Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Gem
Pittfard Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Columibus
Phihe
Guarentors’committee
Washington
Carmen Hill
Pittsburgh Pirates
Corry Boy
the Medical Society of the Elite of
Pénnsylvants
Davi
Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Albania
Hovnia
Izbor
National Casualty:co. OF
Pittsburgh
Nanke
Hardware & Service
East Main Street
Dial
U. S
Conneaut Lake Park
Dante George Shade
Pratering
the Beach Glub
George Shade
Ter
Heiman Jewelers
R. P. Beckwith
Willys Dba
Wilcox Grocery
White House
Florida
Jersey
LEED
Guignon's
Wa Nittee
Robe
Peach
Wate Greer
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