Jones Twins Drafted to Divert Axis Latin American War Finance
Stewart Says: Franklln Roosevelt and Cordell Hull discussions dominate a plan to flood Latin America with Yankee investments to undercut Axis influence. The Jones twins defend the Reconstruction Finance Corps role while acknowledging pending authority changes. A $6,000,000 loan to a South American country is noted amid broader tension over economic warfare and Latin American penetraion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles , Swart
the. Jones
Golf- Mores
Sema Dares
Desse Tnn
Fresident
Roosevelt
Desse
Latin America
Brosdom
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Cor
South Ut
Europe
Ariistice
Holprid
United States
International Harvester
Singer Sewing Machine
Lkewige
Germany
Axis
Mexico
Colombis
Mquador
Peru
Washington
Rio Grande
Cape Horn
Donea
Owel
Folie
Marieta
South America
Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Wallson
Cordell Hull
Signa
AUK
Tio
B.A. Callas
Valparaiso
Jones
Oine
Gokllai’s Shy Animals Bluffing and Family Danger
A brief comic note describes Gokllai’s observation that shy animals exhibit bluffing displays and momentary rage only when convinced their families face real danger, highlighting the quirks of animal behavior and protective instincts.
President should address public directly for full information
The speaker argues the president must speak openly to Americans about dangers and the war effort. He warns one way communication hides public concerns, urges a frank, confidence-building update so citizens know what to do and cooperate.
Inside Wars of Propaganda Against United States
Walter Lectrone reports on Nazi influence aimed at internal US division and sabotage. Nazi agents allegedly use blackmail to drive Americans apart, pitting groups and undermining unity. The piece warns that without declaration, war persists as propaganda rather than armed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lectrone
Scripps-Howard
Hiller
United States
Taran
Hitler
America
Edmond Taylor
Fortune MagasiNe
Axis
Population density trends in the United States data
The Census Bureau reports the U S population density has risen by about 11 percent, averaging 442. per square mile nationwide. Rhode Island remains the densest state at 674.2 persons per square mile, while Nevada trails with lower densities. The discussion touches on living conditions and economic factors influencing the density figures.
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United States
Rhode Mid
Nevada
Farley Senses Free Ride After Roof of Political Life
New York May 24 James A Farley, once Democratic National Chairman and Postmaster General, enjoys life as a private citizen traveling about the United States about 50,000 miles yearly. He eschews more political roles, declines talk of mayoral or gubernatorial runs, and pursues civic work while remaining a sought after figure among businessmen and politicians.
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Don Whitehead
New York
Wplgate
James A. Parley
Jim Farley
Poduike Center
Derausa
Washington
Roosevelt
Farley
Parley
Uerona
Goon- Cole Export Coop
Lie Cote Cola Battling Co
Af Bose
Nationa Polifhes
Sij
Chica
Poutier Achy
New York State
Desnite
Tgrier
Qmail Canvier
Tapid
Tarley
Manhattan
Purley
Fragmentary Notes on Historic Figures and Language
A garbled set of phrases mentions famous writers with cats and a candle used by a priest reading a plan to attract attention. It cites two U S presidents elected by the House, Jefferson in 1800 and Adams in 1624, and contains stray remarks on adverbs and misused phrases.
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Dukeris
The
United Sates
House of Reprevantatives
Thomas Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Twenty Years Ago Prom Prom Journal Treasures May 24 1921
Twenty years ago notes report Misses Margaret Hand and Tellie Hand hosting an evening at their home in Jonesboro following conferences with local leaders. Mentions of local bank remodeling, a crossing accident on Gust Mat Street, and faculty appointments at Pittsburgh University. Includes scattered society and business items with multiple names and places.
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Prom Journal
Mergaret
Tellie Hand
Uheir
Jone
Daily Quiz How Many Can You Amer
Quiz page item presents a jumble of questions and garbled phrases about authors, presidents, film stars, and military aircraft. It asks readers to turn to another page for answers, mentioning Clascied Page and a list of seven questions with unclear wording and misprinted names.
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Reed
Capella
Bigel
Siti
United States
Great American Statesman
Jengun Hare Pall Glub
Bob Feller
Plichert Tistle
Aehay
Ananias
Raymond Gram
Bringameer
Stent Coreen
South America
Local politics and business notes in Erie area update
Republican leaders weigh overtures to Stanley P. Miller for next fall mayoral race after sudden death. Meadville councilman Miller brings municipal experience. Erie area items include new restaurant opening on West Main, parking meter collections near Pleasant to South streets, Memorial Day parade planning, sheriff race activity, Aero Supply staff engagements, and various community notices.
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Stanley P. Miller
Miller
Meadville
William Wynled
West Soul Street
G. B
Erie
Floyd King
Off Oty
Merle Reynolds
McCarthy Block
West Main Street
Pleasant
Main Street
Buw
Merle Amy
Lamberton
Worth Hammond
Hovlen
Congress and
Wright Streets
Aero Supply Office
Rex
Chitewgly Place
Oller
Titkels
Gilly
den’ Williams
Fair Grounds
Federal Works Agency
Gary
Washington
DAILY DOZEN Warns Pedestrians On Traffic Dangers
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania highlights pedestrian fatalities and injuries. It notes 12,470 killed and 800,000 injured nationwide, with most accidents at night and in light clothing. It urges constant vigilance, proper visibility, and caution about speeding and weather conditions to reduce crashes.
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Baron Paul Von Ternfeid Renews His Name in New York
George Tucker Ew York reports on actor Hernreid born in Trieste of Swedish stock, who plans to drop the Teutonic stage name due to wartime sensitivities. He cites Hollywood fears if America enters conflict and notes his German passport and Austrian origins complicating immigration. His father in law Dr. Gustav Gluck, Flemish art expert, seeks to bring him to New York University for a lecture as friends work to secure escape from London.
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George Tucker
York
Paul von Ternfeid
Bam
Paul Hernreid
Trigste
Vienna
London
New York
Los Angeles
Hermreid
Hollywood
America
Hernreid
Tam
Reid
Hearn
Lafcadio Hearn
Pau Hernreid
Hernzeid
Trieste
Italy
Sweden
Austria
Treste
Gustav Gluck
Thomas Mann
Have
New York University
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Phrases
A garbled OCR artifact presents a jumble of names and fragments. Readable items include isolated given names such as James Ellen John and Alice, with scattered surnames and stray words. The piece lacks coherent events or context to form a fuller summary.
The Dey of City Life and a War Between Real Estate
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic scene with names like John, Gonti, and Tatar. It hints at a developing panic in a city over real estate, banks, and power, mentioning a deity and patriot themes. The readable bits point to a narrative blending urban life, speculative development, and civic tension.
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Charatte
John
Expan Bank
Tatar
J. Muniti
Speculat
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Urchtreet
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Warren
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Cohen
Buffalo
Rochester
Hany E. Stone
Corrylin
Pittsbursh University
Glenn G. Durham
England
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Greyhound
West Smith Street
Robert Furcell
Corry Bay
Winter Company of
Peter Russells
East Congress Street
Plorence Lisle ‘Trion
LiZonen
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Bam Wateon
Cory Auto Supply
Raymond
Lawsiee
Ardent
Smethport
Gil Wulol
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Populay
L. E. Roelots
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Harry Lyons
First Avenue
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Daily Dozen
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Wight
Elmer Rice
Icun
Dr. Gluck
Lonton
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John Brown
Ellen’ Brace
Erna Oliver Wi
Kenning, Doven
Hy Dan Corp
Alice Mcdann
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