Washington hosts mixed Bastille Day broadcast fallout
The piece recounts an elaborate Bastille Day program sponsored by the French embassy in Washington with American and British broadcasters, noting mixed reactions to references to Russia and the Nazi era. It highlights Bullitt, Welles era tension, and critiques of the balance between anti-Nazism and Soviet relations, ending with remarks on Lindbergh and Moscow.
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Stewart
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Wyashington
Washington
Eibasay
Gaston Henri-Haye
Wale
Russia
Bullitt
William C. Bullitt
Sbassador
Moscow
Paris
United States
Britain
France
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Marshal Petain
Bill Tat
Sumner Welles
Winston Church Ml
Bil Bullitt
Bia
British Broadcasting Company
Winston
Constantine Ouransky
Kremlin
Paul V. McNutt
Owen
Tata
Baatwold J. Tokes
Chasley Lindbergh
Then Came the Dawn on Liberty and Disease Threats
A fragmented editorial voice urges democratic liberty and religious tolerance while warning that tropical diseases threaten travelers and troops. It emphasizes U S responsibility to protect citizens and forces abroad and at home as rapid travel spreads germs globally.
Debate Over Fraternal Ties in Candidate Qualifications
A反 editorial argues that fraternal affiliations and church membership unduly influence local elections while credentials like training and experience should govern candidacy. It calls for laws limiting political signals from clubs and urges civic groups to push immediate public works and road improvements to spur practical governance.
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Elks
Balumbus
Masons
Odd Fellows
Moose
Eagles
Rotary Club
Wrinary
Erie County
Stern Public Office
Piblic
Tony's Common Ekot Drowoun Inquiry Source
An opaque fragment notes a discussion about a subject and four verbs. It mentions Tali and Mok among others and questions who would support the subject, outlining nominative arguments and hoped backing.
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Tony
Picasso Braque Evolution of Cubism in Painting
Between 1906 and 1910 Picasso and Braque gradually evolved cubism while studying still life in bowls with prints, dates, and musical instruments. A shift toward abstract composition appears with fragments of painted paper, wood, and tangible forms shaping the final picture.
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Bicpsso
George Braque
Twas
Hbagie
Trailer Towns and the Defense Housing Boom
Washington Day Book notes how the Farm Security Administration used mobile trailers as stopgap defense housing for migrant workers. It covers 194 trailers in 12 defense areas, current demand, and the risk that such trailer towns may be replaced by low cost prefabricated housing in coming years.
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Jack Stinnet
Ashington
Farm Security Administration
PSA
Congress
Oka
Hae
FSA
Bordler
Border
Hobb
American Legion origin question and other quiz items
A jumble of trivia prompts asking where the American Legion was organized which President announced a policy, who wrote The Cricket on the Heath, and various true false and completion tasks about Shakespeare, astronomy, and historical figures.
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American Legion
An Slene
Mio Manel
Fragmentary 19th Century Health Notes from Pennsylvania
The fragmentary text references the Mesiloal Society at the State of Pennsylvania, smallpox vaccination, and enforcement of vaccination laws. It notes regional references to North Central and Wild Western areas, mentions Hannah and conservation themes, and alludes to former United States Marines guarding certain lines. The passage is garbled, with numerous OCR errors and incomplete sentences.
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England
Otto
Emallpox
Ares
United States
Funeral honors for Norman L. King in Corry
Twenty years ago Fal military honors were accorded to Norman L. King among Corry boys who died overseas. Funeral services were held yesterday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John King. Other notes mention Eleanor Davis visiting Connellsville, Mrs Barlow sailing for England, and Howard Raymond leaving for Cleveland to see Babe Ruth.
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Norman L. King
Dst Corry
John King
Howard Raymond Leff
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Fragmented Account of Historical Figures and Miscellany
Fragmentary text lists Madam Warennight Knight of Boston born 1668 and her pupils Samuel Mather and Bertjamlo Prantlin with dubious names. Mentions Rosa Ponselle, Mrs Carle Audacloony, a last American singer, and a tangled note on Troyes lore, a parcel grant from 157 aor to Tobia veltersom, Hipparcos discoveries, and a misread reference to early tools and a tiny microscope.
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Madam Warennight
Richard Knight
Boston
City
England
Samuel Mather
Bertjamlo Prantlin
Rosa Ponselle
Carle Audacloony
Mike & del Thy
Arctic Explorer Starker Stokerson Noted for Cautious Guidance
The Arctic expedition leader Starker Stokerson never made spectacular headlines, but his steady counsel was valued by travelers. In October to November, an exploration party faced harsh terrain with a cautious approach. The report notes departure on October 9 and landfall near November 8 without accidents or vessel trouble.
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Stokerson
Portal
Arctic Travel. Hik
Oetiker
Miguelito Valdes a Sábu Singer in New York
New Yorker piece profiles Miguelito Valdes a Havana born Afro Cuban singer 79 inches tall 19 1 2 stone with jet black hair who performs with Xavier Cugat on radio and in records He is learning English in a year in the United States and plans to stay He appears in Wall Street ballroom precincts and at Waldorf moments as Carmen Lombardo shifts his singing style.
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George Tucker
New York
Miguelito Valdes
Ohio
Panama
Hattie
Xavier Cugst
Nile Notes
Mike
West Indies
Hwy
Havangy
Havana
Bence
Louis
Cugat
Wal~dorf
Phonograph
Bruce Manigua
Macumije
Babalu
Negra Leonor
United States
Carmen Lombardo
Guy Lombardo
Sergeant York and the Talk of Hollywood
Hollywood Sights and Sounds reviews Sergeant York the credited story of Alvin C. York, highlighting Gary Cooper leads with Walter Brennan and Joan Leslie. The piece notes Yonk’s mountain home, his religious struggle, and the film’s focus on York’s WWI exploits verified by history with Cooper delivering a strong central performance.
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Ollywood
Sergeant York
Abemkel
Harry Chandlee
Howard Koch
Tohn Huston
of Sergeant York
Tom Skelhill
Howard Hawks
Gary Cooper
Walter Brennan
Joan Leslie
George Tobias
Stanley Ridges
Margaret Wycherd
Noah Beery
June Lockhart
Dickie Moore
Meeting highlights at town council session
A fragmented report notes a town meeting with attendees including Mr. Burn and Mr. Carter among about 80 participants. The account references discussion of convention plans and local governance, with unclear specifics due to garbled text.
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Townsen
Coury R
Burnhoe Carter
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A brief unreadable fragment appears to reference a media or event line with unclear names and numbers. The readable portion provides no concrete facts, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize into a fuller item.
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Wallace Wellman
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Hipparcos
Nice
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Hollywood
Liem Pevans
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