Defense pay for itself says Brookings expert
Charles P. Stewart reports President Harold G. Moulton of the Brookings Institution argues a single national defense program could eventually pay for itself without raising Uncle Sam’s debt. He contends defense orders would boost industry and tax revenue, though near-term debt remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Columpist
Harold G Moulton
Brookings Institution
Staelf
Bam
G. Moulton
Tye
Dr. Moulton
Brooking Institution
Dr. Moulton Iz
Stock Fraud Trial Reveals Hopson and Dougherty Ties
Testimony outlines alleged scheme by Hopson, a one wind head of Associated Gas, and Dougherty of inves bility systems shaping a stock manipulation. Witness details $900,000 to $2.9 million shares and misused funds. public reaction questions government policy and wartime finance.
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Beowes
Corry
Ays
ChiMes A. Doujtrerty
Invsebility Systems Aypedtiog
Lord
Hopson
Hess
Ciotia
Aviation Medicine in Civil Aviation and War Time
The Medical Society notes a new aviation medicine specialty with 1000 physicians in agreement. It discusses exams for government and commercial pilots, physiological challenges at altitude, and the push toward collective action in war time. The piece also touches on trends toward democracy and social models in Northern Europe.
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Alec
Gribal
Syeal Heights
Hillery
The New Irish Problem and Atlantic Co operation
A historical column argues for stronger English Irish cooperation amid fears of British weakness. It links defense and shipping protection to broader Atlantic strategy, noting Britain’s need for resources and protective measures against German gains while contemplating implications for Ireland’s status. The piece discusses maritime power, destroyer exchanges, and potential future actions in Europe and the British Isles.
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Britain
England
Tle
South ‘Ireland
Sallllseen
United States
Ireland
Amlich & Hastandl
Must Britain Risk Battleships to Save Its Merchant Convoys
Morgan M. Beatty analyzes whether Britain should deploy battleships to protect merchant convoys as German raiders and subs threaten Atlantic shipping. He cites past WWI lessons, current naval bases, and the strategic dilemma of risking capital ships to secure vital supplies from the Empire and United States.
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Britain
Morgan M. Beatty
Syateny
Assianey
Lorient
France
Trelana
Lough Swilly
Berehaveny
Cobia
Frese
Burone
Mediterranean
Tytland
English Channel
St. Georges Atmrel
Trish Sea
Liverpool
Phat
Jane Jane
Aorther
Ireland
Segntmnavia
Empire
South America
United States
High Command
Royal Oak
England
Daily Quiz Challenge From a Blurred Page
A garbled OCR style quiz asks about deer boars miswritten letters, color names, and dates. It includes questions on Honolulu, New Jersey governor, Maxwell Anderson plays, and a list of distorted words seeking true names and titles.
Wanays Common Error in Business Reporting Shown
Fragmented OCR reads Wanays common error with misheard phrases about honest foundations and business conduct. The garbled text hints at misused metaphors and unclear reporting style affecting the article’s clarity.
NBC Kitty Keene serial stars Jill Jutes in lead roles
A fragmented clipping notes actress Jeane or Jerry like names, with a TV series Kitty Keene on NBC. It mentions a stage or screen career beginning with a part named Keesy and later roles including Jill Jutes. The piece hints the Weyewrohd actress from Tutte is involved.
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Ceinany
Gregor
Keesy
Jerry
Kitty Keene
Jill Juttes
Corry Remembers Henry Keppel On Milestone Anniversary
Twenty years ago journal extracts note Henry Keppel a leading Corry figure and bank president hosted a family dinner at his Mott Street home to mark Bard Anniversary day. Local events include Knights of Pythias remodeling a basement into a gallery and a well attended Corty Rod and Gun Club dinner with talks by Dr G E Bennett and remarks by Mrs. Frank Gillette.
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Henry ‘Keppel
Corry
Mott Street
Mr. Keppel
The
Nabienel Bank of
Knights of Pythias
Order
Messrs
Nichols
Walrus
Cady
Olds
Howard
Speck
Pierce
Graham
Corty Rod and Gun Club
G. E. Bennett
Frank Gillette
Indy
Fragmentary historical notes about Confucius and Taylor
Fragmented phrases reference Confucius ideas on knowledge and a claim about President Zachary Taylor voting status. It also mentions Browning’s poem as a stated failure by William Sharp and a garbled line about debt imprisonment abolition and a gambling odds remark.
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Browning
William Sharp
Hat Checkers And Broadway Tales From New York
Broad satire and backstage gossip filter through New York nightlife. Tales include hat checkers and dancers clashing over attention, performers like Jimmy Dorsey and Bob Eberle, stage life antics, and updates on productions such as Cabin in the Sky and The Man Who Laughed. The piece weaves celebrity vignettes with club culture and flightline imagery.
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George Tucker
New York
Columbia
Mexico
Renee Carroll
Stage Magazine
Tripster
John D
Jimmy Dorsey
Bob Eberle
Eberle
Dorsey
Ain Port
America
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Sins Angeles
LaQuardia Field
Burma Road Battle: Japan Threatens Rail Link
Washington Day Book notes Japan threatens to bomb the Burma road while 100,000 Chinese laborers labored without pay to build it. The route stretches 650 miles from Rangoon to Wanting, through rivers, snow, and landslides, with 120 miles of British-built road beyond Lashio. Chiang Kai-shek vows the road will be completed despite air raids and natural perils.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Japan
Burma Road
Nelson T. Johnson
U.S
China
Olacen
Rangoon
Mandalay
Lashio
Burma-Yunnan
Saountains
Burma
Chiang Kalashek
Hout
Holbersley Inn
Tay
Sain
Salween
Mekong
Yunnan
America
Mally
Jn Geare
Chia
Havie
Koefron
Generobissing
Chiang Kai-shuk
Fragmented Recipe Fragments From A Distant Kitchen
The text presents a garbled soup and stuffing theme with scattered kitchen actions. It mentions turkey, chicken, bread, butter, lettuce leaves, and cooking steps mangled by OCR. Readers are left with partial phrases about roasting, melting butter, and mixing ingredients, amid unclear instructions.
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M. L. Haight
Marion Street
John J. Henry
Cleveland
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C. B. Kibler
Conifer
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Mr.Tiffany
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Manhattan
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Ether Waters
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Mohammad
Conrad Veid
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