State Department weighs Japan war prospects in Asia and Greece
Charles F. Stewart reports that Far Eastern and Near Eastern divisions question Japan's staying power, Italy's campaign in Greece, and potential Axis move toward Turkey. Analysts say Japan may be shifting forces in China, while Greece fights with heavy odds and Italy struggles with logistics and morale.
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Stewart
State Department
Japan
Charles F. Stewart
Central Press
Mikado’ Tronps
Near Eastern Affairs
Italy
Gverce
Turkey
Gresce
Suez
Britain
Russia
Armistice Day Tribute to Overseas War Graves
Washington Day Book notes Armistice Day honors more than 30,000 Americans buried in overseas cemeteries. It details Meuse-Argonne and Aisne-Marne sites, Brookwood and other memorials, and cites 7,683 unknown soldiers in European cemeteries. It also explains management by the American Battle Monuments Commission and lists key cemeteries and their graves.
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Y Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Ind
Texas
Medipal Corps
Altivers
World War Command
Privat
Jack Stinnett Ashington
France
Belgium
Little Brookwood
London
Ruh
American’ Battle ‘Monuments Commission
Commission
Paris
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Brookwood
Aiste-Marne
Belleau Wood
Romagne-sous- Montfaucon
Hindenburg
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Chateau-Thierry
Sosons
St. Mihiel
Thiacourt
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Nancy
Verdin
Metz
Aisne-Marne
Bellen Yuaod
Sonine
Pee Suteains
Mont. Vale
Syl
Wanders Field
Jusit Way
Bonesel
Yoves
Arlington
Europe
Bank officers announce large charity drive total
Citizens National Bank officers say the Cheisuias Clubs will raise over 314,000 this year for the Christma Seal campaign led by chairwoman Virginia Waggoner. Police warn city children to avoid coast dangers on sidewalks. Mrs Howard Betts dies at First Avenue home. Mentor Club to meet Friday at Mrs Griswold s Maple Ave home with a program on Yellowstone Grand Canyon and Yosemite Valley. Music by Mildred Artexs Don Smith and Frank A Wilcox aids last night supper at Parish Hall. over 300 served and proceeds good. Meredith Mays, patient at Corey hospital, returns home after three weeks.
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A. E Griswold
Maple Avenue
Peper
Yellowstone Park
Chippen
Grand Canyon
Gondes
Yosemite Valley
J.B. Patterson
Mildred Artexs
Don Smith
Frank A. Wilcox
Hollywood Lights and Sounds Review of The Great Dictator
Brackett Wilder Leisen era film notes praise for Colbert Milland and Chaplin in a romance adventure with wartime backdrop. It contrasts ambitious drama with comedy and cites Chaplin’s performance as Hynkel and the barber, highlighting political satire and dated cinematic context.
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Ollywood
Charles Brackett
Billy Wilder
Mitchell Leisen
Claudette Colbert
Ray Milland
Walter Abel
Dennis O'Keefe
Dick Purcell
George Zucco
Hollywood
Europe
Milland
Jost
Colbert
Poland
Compiegne Forest
Erica
Athenia
Royal Air Force
America
MF Jaud
Charlie
Adanoid Hynkel
Oakie
Napoloni
Mise Goddard
Nice
Tom
Will Hynkel
Toulle
Pittor Hall
Chaplin
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article outlines ear anatomy and care, noting ears are delicate and can suffer infections that complicate illness. It explains outer ear structures, the ear drum and middle ear, the inner ear’s balance functions, and the eustachian tube linking to the nose. It warns against inserting objects into the ear canal.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
New York City lacks big game stadiums for football
CEORGE TUCKER argues New York is a poor football town though it hosts major games at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium which feel out of place for gridiron action. He recalls Columbus, Ohio as football’s epicenter and notes the city’s fan fervor despite limited midfield seating and high ticket prices.
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Ceorge Tucker
New York
Columbia University
Baker Field
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Fai
Hal Kmi
Baseball Park
Army
Pottery Production and Early English Arrivals in Rockingham Trade
A historical note describes early pottery production in Rockingham ware with references to Tampa Bronett, an English potter who arrived before 1820 in East Liverpool and found Clay io' Bhlo satisfactory for yellowware. The discussion mentions medieval glass dating and the Lamb of Berengária, with Richards Coy and Me-Lich figures cited.
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Tampa Bronett
Liverpool
Rockingham
Aree Weil
Cathadral
Wed Night Social Notes At Woodlawn Church
Fragmentary text references a Wednesday evening event at Woodlawn with Miss Joff and Helen, plus refreshments and social activity. Mentions of Tolnwion wave Der rucent tri tei and other disjointed lines suggest a community notice or local social column without clear dates or full names.
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Joff
Helen
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