Riddle Of Martinique Explained By Ex Premier
Ex Premier Camille Chau temps argues Admiral Georges Robert governs Martinique with a personal dictatorship while remaining neutral. The piece traces his Vichy ties, shifting loyalties, fear of elimination, and muted hopes for advantage as Allied victory grows.
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Camille Chautemps
France
America
Lyes
Washington
Martinique
Robert
Vamuk Chautemps
Georges Robert
la Fontaine
Admiral Robert
Vichy
Marshal Petain
de Gaulle
Petain
United States
Loriés
Marshel Eee
Darlan
Giraud
Bixerta Fnd
Tunis
Remarkable Opera Voice at Rex Theatercontrast
Marie Sundellus soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company wowed a large Rex theater audience last evening. Harold Cutting remains gravely injured from a grade crossing accident on West Columbus avenue with a probable fracture and doubtful recovery. The Derry City Electric Light Company announced a rebuilding plan to improve service. Plans for rebuilding fire-destroyed First and Second avenues properties include two to three apartments on the blaze site. Warren High School inter-scholastic track honors were jolted by a Corry High win at the fairgrounds. Corry baseball opens season one week hence with Ajax Engines hosting Warren Moose in the opener.
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Harold Cutting
Columbus Avenue
Corry Hospital
Jakull
First
Second Avenues
Warren
Pennsylvania
Fair Grounds
Corry
Cory
Ajax Engines
Corry Club
Warren Moose
Youth fined after West Main street disorder case
Ted Bacon of Eagle Street was fined 100 dollars after a disorderly conduct hearing. He faced potential thirty days in jail but could raise the amount to gain liberty today. Allen reported injuries including three broken ribs after a confrontation on West Main Street.
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Inc
Pole
George Gordon
Ted Bacon
Eagle Street
Baca
Third Ward
West Main Street
Ernest Allen
Allen
Bacon
First Warch
Bilcon
Wounded Don't Die Theme Highlights Pearl Harbor Casualties
OWI report shows over 97 percent of Navy and Marine wounded at Pearl Harbor survived. Only 26 percent died later, with 59 percent back on duty by March 31, 1949, and 9/10 of 1 percent invalided. Army data incomplete but recoveries align with naval rates.
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United States
Pearl Harbor
OWT
North Africa
The War on Black Markets and Fair Play in Supplies
The author condemns wartime black markets and price rigging, noting women may be as culpable as men. Emphasizes that fair distribution of supplies relies on strict law compliance and severe punishment to deter cheaters.
Vandalism Hearing Set for Kane Youths in Moore Case
Four local boys and their parents face a juvenile court hearing before Judge Charles G. Hubbard after involvement in looting and damage at the Moore residence. District Attorney Claude Shattuck’s office issued the papers, with Police Chief P Nelson noting borough case closure once restitution was arranged.
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Kang
Claude Shattuck
Charles G. Hubbard
S. W. Moore
P. ©. Nelson
China’s ancient learning and modern expansion praised
The text notes China invented encyclopedias and dictionaries, cites a Ming era work of 29 000 books, and praises three millennia of culture. It argues China’s civilized state, love of knowledge, and moral power position it for influence, provided Japan does not hinder its consolidation.
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China
Preshmen in Congress and Historical Questions
A fragmented quiz lists items about White House invitations for freshmen in Congress on March 9, asks about sophomores, the Ptolemaic Dynasty, postal privileges, Scottish coronations, presidential succession after Andrew Jackson, the F W H B holidays rule, a sentence correction, longest National League game, General Erwin Rommel known as The Desert Fox, and biblical writing ages.
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Preshmen
Congress
Howe
Sopho
Boone
Glasgow
Wainbureh
Andrew Jackpoin
Boston
Fio
The
Edmnord Herrick Describes Conditions For Shipyard Workers
Edmnord M. Herrick, director of labor relations in a large organization, discusses new shipyard workers facing tough times. He notes long weeks, 50 peace or more hours, and training sessions amid roofing material surges in several countries.
Daily Dozen On Sin of Pennant Rubella
Rubella or German measles is a highly contagious acute illness spread by direct contact. It is most common January to duty with children ages 3 to 18 most at risk and incubation lasting 10 to 23 days. Rash appears after a short catarrh and lasts only a few days though complications are rare.
Inadequate Coherence: Mixed Historical Observations
The text notes Britain producing sufficient shoe pairs per person annually and mentions a shipboard gun maintenance shop, alongside ad hoc remarks about Romans and weaving. The fragmentary items mix production claims with unrelated historical opinions, lacking a single clear event or narrative.
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Britain
Could Adar Eat the Apple with Stomach Ulcer Pains
Adar faces stomach ulcer pains after eating the apple in a mythic tale. The ad touts Udga Tea relief for indigestion gas heartburn and bloating with a 25e box of Udes Tablets and a double money back offer at Rexall Drug Store and others.
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Adar
Bose
Rexall Drug Store
Dru Mores
Tribute to Warren teacher Bessie Johnson Honored
At the former Jefferson street school a tribute honoring late Bessie Johnson, longtime principal, was unveiled after a Warren school PTA meeting. Supt. John S. Rossman led the ceremony with student body and district officials in attendance.
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Waehn
Jefferson Street
Warren
Bessie Johnson
PTA
Supt. of Schools
John S. Rossman
Unlicensed Bike Owners in Corry Face Arrest
Safety Director W W Waterhouse announced that about 43 licenses per bike are required and urged all cyclists to apply at the city engineer’s office for renewal. Only about 2200 licenses had been issued from over 800 bicycles, with enforcement looming if permits are not obtained.
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Severm Hundred
W. W. Waterhouse
Sae
Birthday surprise for Wis Rich aba noted
Ri ch aba was surprised by friends in Wis during a birthday gathering at a location described in the fragment. The event included informal greetings and local festivities, with attendees sharing well wishes and photos.
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Ric
Rich
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Semel
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Corry, PA
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