Halting Hitler and Religious Revival Reflected in Times
The column cites the Cleveland Plain Dealer urging military aid to Romania to halt Nazi advance and notes a surge in religious interest among young people, with college chaplains reporting stronger attendance and scholars like Dr. Henry Link and Prof. Einstein shaping views on faith and science. It laments U.S. debt handling of Czechoslovakia and Austria amid Nazi expansion, warning against inaction and predicting economic shifts, including a skeptical view of Latin American trade terms.
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Roumania
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Europe
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Greece
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Russia
Britain
France
Henry €. Link
Skippets and obsolete ships in government lore from May issue
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on quirky relics like skippets for wax seals and a naval destroyer conversion into banana boats for Cuba-Jacksonville runs. The piece notes officials collect cartoons, a private elevator in the labor department, and a Treasury demand for 190 titles of requisition forms, with cheap red binding tape and colored tapes in use.
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Washington
National Archives
Treasury Department
Latvia stamps from war maps and ruble notes era
During the last days of World War I Latvia evacuated eastern front areas to reinforce the west. With no paper stock, Latvia used captured German military maps and unfinished Russian ruble notes to print its first postage stamps. The stamps, though not collector quality, served their purpose and showcased maps as a design feature. Latvia has since issued many stamps displaying historical imagery.
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Latvia
Germany
Notable ancient physician Elucidates Nerve Reformers
Erasistratus, a Third Century B C figure, distinguished sensory and motor nerves, tamed the trachea, devised a catheter, and studied respiration in fowl with a crude calorimeter. He originated the pneuma theory opposing humoral disease.
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Erasistratus
B. C
Twenty Years Ago Token From the Journal Files
A 1919 column notes local personnel changes including Menelius S Loder leaving Cong hospital for New York City to assist hospital reforms. Joy Pollette to represent the focal branch of the isirymen league at its general drafting. The Gas Silly& Corporation unveils a larger gas grate design. Brigadier General Cresswell surveys local reserve utilities. A mounted birds collection arrives at High school from Mrs A Mead. Wellins Refyigventure Co of Pittsburgh makes an offer to John R. Caliters for Corry Metal Products. Standard Turnbuckle Co reports strong auto industry business. Corry plant prospects bright. Clarence Communion Knights Templar elect officers and set commands. Barrett sustains a fracture from a fall at Concord Street home.
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article contains garbled text with repeated phrases about daily dozen and safety on roads, urging caution about robbers and hitchhikers. It references the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and mentions travelers facing danger, but the fragile OCR yields unclear details and many nonsensical lines.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Radio Highlights and Programs from Evening Dial
A lively preview of tonight’s radio lineup covers It Happened One Night on WABC CBS with Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable, plus Edie Cantor with Clyde Beatty on Columbia, and music by Phil Spitalny, Dick Powell, Eddy Duehin with Marlon Downey, Guy Lombardo.
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Claudette Colbert
Nclark Gable
WABC
CBS
Edie Cantor
Clyde Beatty
Tose
Columbia Network
Phil Spitalny
Allgirl Orchestra
the Air
NBC
Dick Powell
Eddy Duehin
Marlon Downey
Guy Lombardo
California
Russia
America
Wabc-Cbs
Howard
Shelton
Lum
Abner
YWCA
National Council of Business Girls
Pirestone
Tonight
Wriml
Alfano
Margaret Speaks
Metro Opera
Cleveland
Nbc-Blue
Columbia
Aaron Gopland
American School of the Air
Martha Raye
Parkyakarkus
Jimmy Fidler
Johnny Graenst
Edward G Robinson
Claire Trevor
FB Adams
John Klernaq
the People
Benny Goodmar
Iibber McGee
Donald Noyis
Wee
Riots in New York 1883 Draft Uprising Killings and Damage
In 1883 a draft riot in New York City erupted over conscription for the Union army. The mob seized control of the city, hoisting four flags as militia were absent and police were the only protection. Estimates report over 1,000 people killed and damage around 1.5 million dollars.
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New York City
Linda Ware rises from orphanage to film star in Hollywood tale
A 13 year old girl, Beverly Jane Stillwagon later known as Linda Ware, rises from Steubenville orphanage to Hollywood after singing at a Beverly Hills club attracts producer C. R. Rogers. Rogers signs her to star in Paramount's The Star Maker with Bing Crosby, marking a dramatic rags to riches rise in motion pictures.
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Krom
Linda Ware
Inbinda
Linda
Steubenville
Beverly Jane Stillwagon
Gre
Arthur Stillwagon
Beverly Jane
Beverly Hills
C.R. Rogers
Jean
Ginger
Sand
Rogers
Paramount
Bing Crosby
Blurred satirical jabs surface on wartime fashion and figures
A fragment recounts mocking lines about Mariah Daniels, Myrna Loy, Marlene Dietrich, and Hitler in dress, plus jabs at Roosevelt and a joke about a hand as a body part. The passage reflects contemporary wartime humor and social commentary amid extended palm gesture references.
Third Grade Learns About Butter Making at School
Members of the third grade studied dairy science and earned their own bread and butter. They churned a batch to make the lesson realistic and then ate the freshly made butter for lunch.
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