Durant Views Prosperity or Deficit After War Says Durant Sees Better Nation
Central Prosar columnist AMET notes Durant says America will be poorer temporarily but richer long term, with a stronger stance whichever democracy wins. Leon Henderson and Morgenthau taxes may curb buying power. car output trimmed 20 percent. Cantoment costs at Fort Belvoir and Fort Meade rise estimates. Clark Porteus criticizes selective service secrecy in Washington.
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Charles Ff
Stewart Central Prosar
Amet
Aude
Enitas Will Durant
Washineton
Maryland
Amarien
Axia
Aes
Leon Henderson
Philosopher Durant
Léon
Treasury
Morgenthdy
Washington
Belvaie Ai Menue
Belvair
House of Representatives
Fort Meade
Military Affairs Committee
Clark Porteus
Memphis
Min
SCOTT S SCRAP BOOK POMEGRANATE REFERENCE
A fragment notes pomegranate as a fertile biblical fruit and mentions children of Israel eating it in ancient times. The text compares pomegranates to apples today and cites Latin phrase for fruitful of seeds.
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Ile Children OF Israel
Bible Times
Ile Ware
Corry Post Office Advertising Rates Notice
An old notice from the Corry Pennsylvania post office lists mailing rates with second class mailer at 35.00 per year and 500 per year by mail, carrier price three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week, plus advertising rates available on application.
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Corry
Forest Fires Ravage Northeastern States Amid Dry Spring
A sweeping outbreak of fires across New England and nearby states has scorched tens of thousands of acres, with estimates showing over 5,000 fires from Kentucky to Maine. Firefighters, including troops, battled through April as dry conditions and preventable causes fueled the blaze.
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New Yorke
Conservation Department
Mastachisetts
Gryiun
Mériacut
New Ireland
U.S. Forest Service
Ales
Kentucky
Munns
OUR TEALTAN-AMERICANS AND AXIS TENSIONS
An unsigned editorial laments anti Italian sentiment and pro Axis pressures in the United States. It warns Mussolini and his ally Garcia threaten American liberty, while noting Valorite Italians face mixed reception and Axis propaganda amid rising tension.
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Benito Mussolini
Virginio Garcia
Lave Bone
Lerop
United States
Hitler
Epee
Thule
Europe
Ul Bur
Axis
Pillow Smoothed Noise of London Bomb Shelters Aids Sleep
English sleepers in London turn to pillows as makeshift ear protection during air raids. The piece notes civilians clutch pillows to muffle blasts, with subway and shelter use rising as bombs fall. It describes safety limits, fatalities, and the blunt threat of destruction, while highlighting human responses to fear.
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London
Wowrens
Stony
Watheer
Cataldo
Uriel
Pouy
Alberos
Wien
Daily Dozen From the Medien Society at the State of Pennsylvania
A study on childhood habits raises concerns about thumb sucking and nibbling as an unsafe or wasteful practice. The text discusses effects on dental development, parental attitudes, and potential corrective ideas such as nightgowns with circumscribed sleeves to curb the habit.
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Medien Society
State of
Pennsylvania
Universal daylight saving bill stirs Congress debate
Congress nears action on universal daylight saving time with bills from Rep. McLean and Rep. Keogh. Supporters cite energy and efficiency while opponents in agricultural areas fear lost dew time for crops. Debate references railroads and Franklin’s daylight guidance, noting Britain Canada and Axis powers already using year round daylight.
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Great Britain
Holland
Belgium
France
Sweden
Densmark
Port Hes
Haly
Norway
Ihe
Fpee
Canada
Ike
Mc Dean
Eugene Vl. Keng
D.N
Jan
Keogh
McLean
Cornell Establishes Hotel Quality Course in 1923
Siva Bernhardt, a famed actress born in the year, attended Cornell University where a new course in hotel qualityation was established in 1023. The brief note mentions Win Sin war Preyer and Greer in connection with Merbe.
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Ti Fe United Stater
Cornell
Siva Bernhardt
Yaus
Win
Merbe
Greer
Twenty Years Ago Items From Journal and Local Notes
Twenty years ago notes recount local visits by Mr and Mrs A M McDonald returning to Maple Avenue after a New Brighton visit. Nard champion of the world Ralph Greenleaf will exhibit at the American Billiard Parlour tomorrow. Cory Water Supply Company served notice that city water for public fountains will be charged to the city. Miss Milfred Shambiert travels to Crakesville for UW B Sunday School convention. The Moders Dames plan their May party with Mrs GF King on Eagle Street. Board of Commerce signed up 114 new members by noon today. Harold Marsh, over seas veteran, named second lieutenant with Company A. W Ed Mersi to report on state meeting attended in Scranton. Bruce Thomas, Jan Rickers and Kyte Thomas headed to Union City to finalize building contracts for the Shreve Chair Company. William Miteray attended the furniture exposition in nearby town.
Daily quiz questions mix weird clues and old slang
A jumble of trivia prompts and word puzzles from a bygone era. Questions cover geography ecclesiastical heads historical figures and slang, with garbled phrasing and scattered letters.
Hollywood Sights and Sounds on Murder in Media
Robbin Coons and Olly Wood survey murder mystery works in film and theater, noting Reginald Denham and Edward Percy on Ladies in Retirement and Cowan's movie. They compare English and American trends, detail Lupino casting, and discuss how a fresh twist can revitalize the who-dun-it.
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Robbin Coonsolly Wood
Emlyn Williams
Alfred Hitchtack
Edward Percy
Reginald Denham
Russel Crouse
Howard Lindsay
Blackguard
Hollywood
Reginald
Denham
Lester Cowan
Fiona Robson
Detham
Tda Lupino
Lupino
Hobson
Man About Manhattan by George Tucker examines radio power
A New York report argues radio lacks an independent identity beside theater and cinema, noting how most radio players are drawn from stage and screen. It cites many names, jokes about Edward Trevor, and a warning about club operators tied to unpaid taxes and state seizure of profits.
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George Tucker
New York
Broadway
Taf Radio
Frobibitibh
The
Star of New York
Purported APANS Purchases Shadow Shipping Details
Fragmentary note mentions shipments and sympathizers connected to a naval or military context. Keys terms include APANS pur chase or pur chases, ship ments, and hull related references. Limited readable text suggests inquiries into shipments and sympathizers without clear dates or names.
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Cory Water Supply Company
Milfred Shambiert
Crakesville
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Board of Commerce
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Ugth
W. Ed Mersi
Motor Club
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Bruce Thomas
Jann Rickers
Kyte Thomas
Union City
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Josephine Hull
George Couloutis
Allyn Toslyit
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George Coulutris
Radio
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