Stewart Says on Freon and Axis Influence in the Americas
Stewart argues unorthodox views on Franco, Mussolini, Hitler, and Stalin shaping Spain and others toward a pro United States sentiment. He criticizes anarchists, discusses church antagonism to Franco, and notes Brazil Portugal and Spanish ancestry in the hemisphere amid Axis tensions. The column glosses on global alignments and anti Axis sentiment as it relates to U S interests.
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Jonal P. Stewart
Enteas
Freon
Spaly
United States
Tsien
Brazil
Portugal
Brasil
Rio Grande
Uncle Sam
United Nations
Spain
Russia
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Benito
Adolf
Joe Stalin
Caudillo
Franco
Fo Adolf
Bailito
Axis
Generalissimo
Comrade Stalin
Duce Musaphi
Alert Fitlev
Otries
Spairi
Caudilla Pranin Hanga
Gold and war boost risk of gold standard shift
The piece discusses wartime use of metals including silver and gold and contemplates a shift toward a gold basis if global finances align after the conflict. It weighs Uncle Sam’s treasury holdings against potential losses and notes gold’s enduring allure despite government pressures. It also covers a serious teacher shortage as UC sends 225 educators to service, predicting longer hours and tougher conditions for remaining staff.
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Sam
United States
Fear and turmoil rise as Nazis face internal danger
From outside Germany reports warn of a renewed terror under Hitler as foes are slaughtered and dissidents vanish. Inside Berlin fear spreads to even top leaders, with assassinations alleged to be by Hitler’s hand. A lauded journalist notes rising paranoia and the Nazi regime’s fragile grip. Cars and tires debate reflects wartime rationing and citizen sacrifice, emphasizing fairness in shortages while preserving war effort.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Gestapo
He ‘Criel Rein- Traed Heyerich
Dorothy ‘Thompson
Feld
Fragmented OCR note on historic religious freedom and Pullman porters
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment discussing historical religious freedom in Virginia and the Pullman Porter era. It references New Mexico, a pottery and interred entity, and a large annual figure of 97,009,000 relating to Pullman porters, but the meaning is unclear due to numerous typographical errors.
Sharks Convert Liver to Aid War Effort Across Coast
West Coast shark fisheries surge as scientists note the shark liver is a rich source of vitamin A aiding Allied pilots and babies. The boom follows reports of cod liver oil cuts from Norway and a San Francisco broker crediting a local shot with spurring demand.
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Samuel A
Washington
Hitler
Norwey
Mathers
Averine Jones District
T. J. Giaragnella
San Branesses
Tony
Monsters
Vitamips
Mexico
Alasin
Mexico's Move Against Axis May Solidify Latin American Bloc
Mexico edges toward war against the Axis, signaling a shift in Latin American alignments. Chile and Argentina face diplomatic recalibration as Mexico's stance tests neutrality and could push regional unity toward anti Axis cooperation, with implications for trade, defense, and border policy. The move heightens US influence and may reshape inter-American relations amid growing anti Axis sentiment.
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Mexico
Joman Grover Mexia
Awls
Chily
Axis
South America
Chile
Pnew Dent
Arhmenta
Commencement at Gerry High School Honors 190 Graduates
Twenty years ago thirty six students from Gerry High School marched in impressive commencement in the auditorium. Dr A G Crane of Edinbord State Normal School gave the address on Power Through Education and was introduced by Superintendent A E Hemstreet. Several teachers plan summer programs to advance their professional prep.
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Studerte
Gerry High School
A. G Crane
Principel
Edinbord State Normal School
A. E. Hemetreet
Daily Dozen Prom Medica Bodldly of Star of Punneylyartia
A fragmented historical note cautions against reliance on talismans and witchcraft for medical cures. It references belief in charms, feathery remedies, and a worn amber necklace, arguing better medical care and science should guide health.
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Daily Dozen
Prom Medica
Daily Quiz: How Many Clan You Answer
A noisy, fragmented quiz item lists ten questions with garbled spellings. It asks about draft registrations around 3 to 23 million, a naval battle near Australia between UN and Spain, an aircraft land or water craft, the Archbishop of Canterbury, a British South America colony, the meaning of Schmidt, the U S seal on the one dollar silver certificate, insect leg counts, Robert Woolsey film teaming, and the St Swithin's Day rain superstition.
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Chassifed
Auslslis
United Nations
Ganterbury
England
British South
America
Veneela
Briun
Dutch Guiana
Schmidtteen
U.S
Robert Woolsey
St. Swithin's
The Raleigh’s First Railroad Car and Pietro Guardi's Memory feat
A fragment notes the full-sized model of The Raleigh as the state’s first railroad car and recalls Pietro Guardi who died in 1929. Guardi reportedly memorized 70 000 words of Dante’s Divine Comedy despite no schooling.
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Tynesa
Pietro Guardi
Dafile
World Navy Eyes Aweigh Blakeslen White World Features
Optical officers in the submarine flotilla must be hardy, precise, and capable of withstanding 100 psi pressure and 10 knot water speeds. The article highlights the demanding conditions for eye and instrument accuracy amid deck motion, explosive shocks, and rapid firing tests, noting advanced optics and rangefinding used on battleships and submarines.
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U. S. Navy
W. Blakeslen
New York
Hollywood Sights and Sounds in Flying Tigers set notes
On the Flying Tigers set in Hollywood a 60 year old mother, Tommy Carr, and a crew of aviators and actors are detailed. Carr, a dialogue clerk turned script trainer, tracks every line and beat while living near Republic studios. He and his family face financial and personal strain amid a busy industry.
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Robbin Cuons Heeltzwood
Hollywood
John Wayne
John Carroll
Tiger
David Miller
Tommy Carr
Flying Tigers
Amesi
Ica
China
Tommy
Victory Garden
Script Clerks’ Guild
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