Naval defense and propaganda in wartime era coverage
The article discusses naval defense milestones, shipbuilding progress, and defensive measures, praising the Navy and urging readiness. It references the States Bureau of Navigation, expert visitors, and the role of naval forces in protecting shores, with emphasis on a strong, capable fleet and broader defense plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barry Wilson
Wera le Gols
Ememy Dows
Ines Vin
Eoanl
Nemy
Tum
Liv
Russia Holds Ker to Balkans and Soviet Continues Chief Enigma
AP feature discusses Italian aims in the Balkans, Greece as a Mediterranean pivot, and Moscow’s strategy against the Axis. It analyzes how Italy and Germany seek to divert British and Allied power, control Suez access, and threaten the Dardanelles while Russia threads a cautious path between cooperation and consolidation of gains across Europe.
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Russia
Ker
Balkans
Eniarma
Morgan
Washington
Greece
Mediterranean
Wall Tig
Suez
Hitler
Mussolini
Gibraltar
Sues
Gerwat
Egypt
Shes
Thak
Ueonomy
Franco
Axis
Taisen
Rene Mugtat
Bitlet
Akbfersam
Bioki Yi
Britain
Sigue
Germany
Norway
Netherlands
Finland
Exon
Shlvi
Lithwanii
Besjatubla
Bukovina
Zamna
Neopte
Rumania
Danube
Greecy
Dardanelles
Jie
Gree
Moscow
Turkey
Doping Controversy Among Athletes Amid Medical Alarm
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania cautions against “doping” practices in sports. Extreme exertion with drugs is deemed dangerous, while sugar water and dextrose provide quick calories. Phosphates, cocaine, and benzetrine are criticized for temporary boosts. safe aids include proper foods vitamins and oxygen. stimulants are condemned.
Washington Day Book: Foreign Control Sparks Senate Resolution
Washington Day Book commentary on Senator Wheeler’s resolution to investigate foreign control of American defense-related ownership. Debate highlights concerns over German and other foreign influence in key industries, with Senator Barkley asserting no politics in the issue and the resolution passing to a Senate interstate commerce committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Brigg
Sengle
Wheeler
Montana Democrat
Soad
Senate
Whiteroas
German Chemical Trust
Austin
Vermont
Ro- Aubvar
Anstinte
Barkley
Steir
Ken
Senatee
Montana
Janey
How
Danuney
Interstate Commerce Committee
Stewart Says Washington Pointers Latent Appointent To Maritime Board
Washington column suggests a deal shaded the appointment of Congressman John J Dempsey of New Mexico to the United States Maritime Commission. Roosevelt had said no appointments before after election day. Washington critics note Dempsey’s selection faced labor groups and question if it was to mollify him after a defeat in the New Mexico primary and an FBI probe into campaign issues. The piece discusses suspicions and counterclaims about party influence and presidential timing.
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Stewart
Washington
Maritime Board
Orthermore
Pacific Coast
M. C. Wallgren
State of Washington
Dempsey
Wallgren
New Mexico
Coas
N. Dempsey
Eabor
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Continental Oil and Asphalt Companies
United States Asphalt Corporation
Nuice
Dennis Chavez
New Deal
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
I. Edgar Hoover
Maritime
Guy M. Gillette
Mexco
Per Mundo
Dumpsey
Wensell Willkie
Pye
the Woren
Hunt Stromberg
George) Cukor
Am New York
Eoon
Tam
Lunceford
Shastra
Inder
United States
Unclear text fragment from scarce page.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions university, Beethoven, and musical events with garbled phrases. It references the Far West page and a five SION gold certificate Federal Reserve amid noisy wording.
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Irs Beethoven
Wictinisn
Organtat
Thie Clawler
Vole
Farwest
Federal Reserve Saute
Scott's Scrap Book Farce of Metals and Records
Scott's Scrap Book notes a vast historical tally of metals mined and valued, listing 25,000,000 pounds of copper, 7,900,000 pounds of zinc, 1,700,000 pounds of lead, 50,005 pounds of silver, and 100 pounds of gold over 61 years. It mentions a device measuring cigarette flame temperature and a dramatic heat reading of 1,373 degrees Fahrenheit, implying melting points for metals.
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Eaa Butte Hill
Montama
Halloween Parade Winners and Bank News From City Files
Twenty years ago John D Martin and Jennie Wtiller won grand prizes for elaborate costumes in the Hallowe'en parade. Other prize winners included Apt Haenel Grace Price Coon Klub Cony Grange Mr Sheet and Mr Saxton. Citizens Bank announced it will issue bank books and that time deposits will accrue interest every six months without books. City eng Office notes 51 realty transfers in the month. October mean temp 62.92 F max 42.13 F list of rain days. Guy Saxton to Erie as juror next week. George Castor and wife plan day trip to Crawford hunting. Constables J Ruppersberger McCray George Matles George Wheelock Holmes and McArthur to Erie to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John d. Martin
Jennie Wtiller
Apt. Haenel
Grace Price
Coon Klub
Cony Grange
Mr. Sheet
Mr. 1
Saxton
Citizens Bank
Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A reader’s quiz on subjects ranging from Coast Guard Academy locations to theater terms and science facts appears. Questions cover geography, naval history, optics, botany, government, Napoleon battles, and biology with mixed references and misspellings throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard Academy
Norlols
New London
Genn
Washington, D. C
Sly Seamer
England
Prince George
Alexander Edenund
Builind
Union
Rosalind Russell on Screen and Style in Hollywood
Hollywood Lights and Sounds profiles Rosalind Russell discussing her image as a lively, witty leading woman. She explains fighting for comedic roles, impressions of The Women, and her rise through diverse stage and screen work. Russell comments on fashion trends and how bold hats reshape perceptions of women in cinema.
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Ollywood
Rosalind Russell
Hollywood
Cara Ued
Wao
Camerienna
Starcely
Roz
Rex
Melvyn Douglas
Holywood
Russell
Molly- Wood
Jack
Variety
Craig
Jie
The
Citadel
Belen Hayes
Hayes
New Faces, Old Timers Stir Broadway Season Talk
George Tucker surveys Broadway as a fog of a new season lifts. Veterans like Jolson and Wynn return amid rookie chatter, with Ed Allen’s party signaling a shift toward revived careers. The era mixes restaurant buzz, fashion notes, and a quirky alphabet pageant from Colonel Stoopnagle.
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George Tucker
New York
Burgess Meredith
Terrilies
Katharine Locke
Helen Claire
Alabama
Theatrical League
Enan
Broadway
al Jolson
Ed Wynn
Winebell
Ham and T's Fight over The Man Who Roughs
A fragment outlines a dispute involving a man who roughs and a mare named Maw. The terse text hints at tension between parties over control or ownership of the horse and actions surrounding it. No clear dates or locations are provided.
Unclear Text About Local Sports Event Lead
Fragmentary OCR text mentions men with scores and a competition. Entities are incomplete with no clear event, date, or outcomes to summarize into a full card.
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Bkirmfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Philo, Wumber
Associated Press
Corry
Kolistang
W Renee
Jw Wetobex
Wiis
Oye
Aynroyn
Lds
Ory
Elliveh
Knuyelig Tyal
Rivlied
Lay
Maplane
Howev
Triation
Andy
Billigett
Tostead
Gobblers
Wilbott A. Bentley
Mijdiont
Ayer
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Washington Day Book
Wey
Jota Dem
Sears
SURAT
Trea
Scott
R.j.scott
Ely
Guy Saxton
Erie
George Castor
Crawford
County
J. Ruppersberger
McCray
George Matles
George Wheelock
Holmes
McArthur
Daily Quiz
Yoakinifair
Hollywood Lights and Sounds
Alco
Manhattan
Anna Fravshde
LaGillardiz
Aioe
Shin Toh
Hele R. Crowell
Laveen
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