Jackson Named to High Court Bench in Roosevelt Era
Northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York greet the appointment of Robert J. Jackson, a Jamestown attorney turned national figure, to the United States Supreme Court. At 49, he is praised for fervent New Deal advocacy, deep government puzzles, and close ties to Roosevelt, with supporters predicting beneficial impact on the nation and his family.
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Gjackbon
High Tribunal
Roosevelt
Jackson
Witk
Cominie
Pennsylvania
New York
Ambassadors and Axis Drift Cast Shade Over Paris Envoy
A Chicago strip on diplomatic currents describes Gaston Henri-Haye, the Vichy ambassador to the United States, facing narrowing room as Washington signals concern over his pro Axis tilt while Nomura and other ambassadors navigate mixed receptions. The piece contrasts vigorous immunity for some diplomats with warnings to Henri-Haye about a possible shift if Admiral Darlan sides with the Axis, noting a tense, tiptoeing balance in U.S. policy toward Tokyo, Berlin, and Rome amid wartime strains.
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Germany
Thaly
State Department
Onmansky
Washington
Kremelin
Hitler
Stalin
Admiral Nomura
Japan
Tokio
Cain
Annipolis
Oriental
Abd
Nomura
Flisre
Gaston Henri-Haye
Vichy
France
Marshal Petain
Pierre Laval
Gaston
Poland
Low Countries
Denmark
Norway
Greece
Balkan
Berlin
Hull
de Kauffman
Copenhagen
Hemri- Haye
Admiral Dajan
Marshal Peetain
Axis
Ivhien
Rance
French Guiana
Faybe Dakar
Parking Meters Gain Acceptance in Merchants District
Citizens and merchants report meters eased street congestion in the downtown area. Officials warn against overbuying and urge careful surveys before further installations to avoid a reversal of the welcomed system.
Churchill Syria Invasion Tests British Fate In War
Washington observers view the Syria invasion as pivotal to Winston Churchill’s government. Britain must hold Cyprus and Syria to defend Suez and balance the Mediterranean, with air power shaping the near term outcome.
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Churchill
Syria
Morgan M. Beatty
Aperature
Washington
Beaverbrook
Grete
Lon- Tore
Crete
Near East
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Elnge
Dodecanese Islands
Turkey
Hrilish
Germany
Dodee- Aneye
Tong
Suez
Drang Nach Osten
Mug— Land
Cers
German arms vs Allied forces on modern warfare
An American engineer notes German equipment is decent but underperforms compared with Allied designs. He says Britain often has superior soldiers and equipment, and the United States leads in chemistry and weapon quality. The text then shifts to Turkish policy on Syria, claiming Turkey will observe hands-on policy amid regional tensions.
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Hitler
Shem
Turksey
Polley
Unusual ball game at Shedy quenne and South sleet
Twenty years ago Columbus to play local team tomorrow evening at the Kgrounds. Ladies asked to bring box lunches and an old fashioned box social. A community event with a netion planned.
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K- Grounds
Shedy Qvenne
South
Columbus
Daily Quiz: How Many Can You Answer
A scrambled, error riddled list of trivia prompts and mis-typed questions. It asks seven feet questions and mentions a classified page for answers, covering authors, place names, historic figures, geography, and a fairy tale detail.
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Celinjd
Yugoslavia
Zambezi River
Gwims
Africa
Asia
Mt. Nickintey
Alaska
Rudol Hess
Joseph Goebbels
Herman Goering
Hitler
Theodore Roose Yell
Jonice
Eapitel
Dominion of Canada
Wyomine “Valley
Cinderella
Sacred Drums of Ancient Japan Echo in Tossing Game
The fragment describes sacred drums from ancient Japan sounding as small balls hang at the sides and whirl against the ends when flipped, striking a polished stick in a ceremonial motion. The vivid image centers on ritual percussion during a traditional play or display.
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Japan
Daily Dozen Shock and its effects in medical shock
A medical note explains shock as sudden nervous system failure with reduced blood flow to skin and brain. It describes symptoms such as restlessness, cold moist skin, and rapid pulse after injury. It cautions that shock from wounds is dangerous and mentions a nonsensical line about quinine grain intake and American highlands.
Kayak Race Highlight Sparks Youth Ocean Event
A garbled note describes youths excelling in kayak activities at an ocean spot near a harbor. It mentions a summer event and mentions larvae, suggesting an unusual focus on marine sports and local coastal activity.
1931 Pan 1933 Will The 18 Clin A Safe
The fragment references a 1931 Pan 1933 Will and mentions 18 clin and a safe. Readable text incomplete. details unclear about names, places, or outcomes.
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Cartier
Ose
Office of Carry
Kaiser
Stewart
Gaston Henrihayr
United State
Walkingons
Corpa
Amit Lk Tooker
Jones
Mr. Soares
Moi
Scott
Corry
United States
Mamles
Geris Abel
América
Duns Scotus
Sinnsmen
Dunsers
Umoune
Ory Oneine
Guy Cornell
Emm Gail
California
Frank Ford
Gail
W. A. McCaublend
Harry Bottwell
Fairport
N.Y
F. T. Babbitt
State College
Shelvam
Frankie
Ding
Edward Drake
Seiota
Isis
Fontensary
Leon Dee
Ayles
Lind
Stranke
Marke
Hell
Sumarea
R.J. Scott
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Daly
BrimpTerre
Southern
Dad
Maccandrew
Prince Albert Tobacco
Burma
Magnesia
Vitalis
Fitch
DOE
Izabeth
Jul Sity
Sonia Repub
Rebomuan
Ube
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