Rankin Assails Power Trust in TVA Debate
Stewart reports Joh Rankin and others in Congress denounce copper hoarding and REA overreach. He cites federal plans to extend high tension lines, claims unused copper, dummy co operatives, and looming investigations. Anticipates heated inquiry in Washington as public and private power clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Stewart
Jens Liu
House of Representatives
Bil Knjidson
Witoh
John Rankin
Covnther
George W. Noxfis
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Representatives
Public Ownership Moc
Power Trust
John
Harry Slattery
Hug Tink
Texas
Sill Knudsen
OPM
The
HUMAN FUTURE PREDICTIONS OFFER HOPE FOR LONGEVITY
In a discussion of long term human prospects Dr Mather argues a population around six or seven tens of thousands might endure beyond 500000 years if we stay busy and eat well. He suggests future improvements require more intelligent planning and cooperation to avoid wars and disasters like comets. The Crimean crime proceeds according to precedent.
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Dy Kirtley
Mather
Hich
Ory
Ani
Faimi
Better Living and Industry Advance in England and Britain
Eyed Wille Wits Howie discusses improvements in industry and housing. He notes cleaner, better supplied pantories, plant efficiency, and worker satisfaction. Model towns emerge near factories with centralized services, heated streets, and distinct communities, reflecting progress postwar Britain.
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Wille Wits
Howie
Bowson
England
Britain
Peace in the Fair and the Japanese War Effort
Fragmented lines describe hopes for peace and antiwar messages amid Japanese and Allied zeal. The text rails at aggression, calls for mutual benefit, and criticizes wartime actions while urging restraint and dialogue.
Unclear text fragment about a voyage and figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an island and a voyage with numbers and names. Details are unreadable, with many typos and garbled words, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, date, or reliable entities.
Daily Quiz on Grammar and History From Classified Page
The page features a scrambled daily quiz with questions about Greek myth, geography, and notable figures. It includes garbled prompts about queens at the Netherlands inns, Abbé and Pur, and references to early aviation and machines.
Secret History of the American Revolution by Carl Van Doren
Carl Van Doren discusses his forthcoming book focusing on Benedict Arnold and the material from secret papers. He comments on Arnold’s motive of money, his betrayal and the British capture plans, and notes Van Doren’s access to overlooked papers and correspondence with Clinton.
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Lute Adlernaan
Tunteds
Solitee
Witich
Benjamin
Franklin
Carl van Doren
Continental Congress
America
Benoftt Arnold
Arnold
Major Aachve
Henry Clinton
Bavle
England
Carrie
Wind
Tly
Clinton
Purcly
Wm. L. Clements
Michig
Grent
Americania
Carl van Dore
Andrew
Clinon
Washington
West Point
Conjunctions in pairs spark reader’s careful parsing
A garbled OCR passage cites errors with paired conjunctions and misplaced punctuation. It mentions examples like neither the book nor the circular and discusses confusion in a sample text from a town in Wisconsin, naming Wayne Wwonen and Boayeaiohen among others.
Prom Journal Entries Highlight Local Happenings
Twenty years ago the town reported a gasoline shortage while Atlantic station forecasts a shipment. Mrs. C W Clase undergoes an operation and rests under Dr G E Bennett care. Rebekah Helping Hand held a quilting session in the I O C F hall with Mrs Ohrn and Mrs Hyans assisting. Violet Page returns from Spring Creek for a short visit. Rex Paulson travels to Union City for football. Supt A E Hemstreet represents five Curry schools at the Harrisburg congress.
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Rebekah
C.F. Hall
Ohrn
Hyans
C. W. Clase
Trom
G. E. Bennett
Supt
A. E. Hemstreet
Curry
Harrisburg
Left handed children and stuttering cautionary note
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, the piece claims 1,500,000 stutterers in the United States and discusses causes such as nervous system development, physical defects, enlarged adenoids or tonsils, and brain lateralization. It warns against attempts to force right-handedness as a remedy and notes missteps in altering handedness.
Amber Supply and Safety Compared Across States
The article notes that most Panisic sardine oil is used in soaps and paints, with amber supply described as inexhaustible and an estimate of 5,009,000 pounds mined in the next 50 years. It contrasts life safety data by state, stating New Hampshire records far fewer murders per population than Alabama, and cites suicide rates as well.
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New Hampshire
Alabama
Wax shipments rise in wartime tire trade
The United States vaults pounds of carnauba wax in a period, showing nearly percent growth over the 1939 same interval amid wartime demand.
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United Suites
Republic Pictures Builds on Gene Autry Era and Stars
Hollywood notes say Republic Pictures expands under new era with Gene Autry under contract and stars like Judy Garland and John Wayne linked to projects. The studio adopts stricter self censorship and upgrades facilities while preparing Lady for a Night with Joan Blondell as lead in a Memphis showboat tale.
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Buollywoul
Republic Studios
Republic
Mack Sennett
Gene Autry
Gene
Judy Candra
Cunress
John Wayne
John Ford
Don Barry
Smiley Burnette
Antidelriele
Ray Middleton
Little Mary Lee
Tee
Tie Studio Ja
Ain Epic
Memphis
Joan Blondell
Joan
Keigh
Blondell
Tax collection hurdles loom for automobile user fee
The Washington Day Book discusses a $150,000 item sparking Treasury concerns as the new motor vehicle user tax begins February 1. It outlines unknowns in identifying owners, enforcement by agencies, and whether federal courts will handle millions of small tax cases, with states sharing plates and lists as a possible approach.
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Ashington
Congress
Treasury Department
Tahis
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Furnis
Lista
United States
U, Supreme Court
Fragments Describe Unclear Local Event At Frangeville
The readable text shows fragmented notes about a local event involving Tomer Thore and Frangeville with mentions of coal and a Wednesday date, but details are incomplete and names are garbled.
Fragmented OCR: unclear test text from page segment
The readable parts show garbled phrases and missing context. No decisive names, places, dates, or events can be confirmed, leaving only scattered fragments.
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