Moral Effect Of Dakar Figsco Disturbs Capital
Washington columnist Charles P Stewart critiques de Gaulle and Dakar's failed British backed bid, noting a moral effect that unsettles Washington. The piece argues Dakar's status as a potential base for totalitarians concerns the Americas and Uncle Sam, amid Roosevelt era debates on conscription and Selective Service branding.
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Stewart
Dakar
CHARLES P_STEWART
Central Press
Washington
John Bull
Charles de Ghulie
London
Plane
Berlin
Rome
Americas
West African
Brazil
France
Britain
South America
Uncle Sam
Samuel
de Gaulle
Willkie Addresses Yonkers on Government and Relief
Wendell Willkie, Republican candidate for President, defended the principle that government is an instrument of service to the people and urged relief measures be extended while stressing that citizens must work to better their own lives. He argued relief costs should not compel perpetual dependence, and that either Roosevelt or he would must focus on a long delayed relief program.
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Sassi
Washington
Roosevelt
Selective Service “System
Selective Service System
Wendell Willkie
Yonkers
Eajle
Franks D. Roosevilte
White House
A. P. Writer of 1848 Laid Down Century Old Creed
Kent Cooper, AP general manager, argues the press must stay impartial and fact based. He recalls Lawrence Gobright’s creed of delivering only legitimate news without commentary. The piece defends objective journalism and warns against private interests shaping reporting.
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Kent Cooper
Associated Press
Journal
Pennsylvania
Washington
T9au
Lawrence Gobright
American News Gathering Association
Golfright
Twenty Years Ago Notes and City School Plans
A 1940 retrospective describes Miss Winifred Torry of Allegheny College visiting Corry and family news at South Center Street. The Corry School Board plans kindergarten efforts for city pre schools. New library books include Kindred of the Dust and The Rescue of Joseph Conrad. Louise Fenner resigns from Wise Company to move to California. The editorial extols press freedoms under the Constitution.
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Winifred Torry
Alleghwny College
Meadville
Corry
Visting
Ariends
Y Kinderington
Corry Library
Petey B. Kyne
Rupert Hughes
Joseph Conrad
The Howards of Virginia film review featured stars Grant Scott
Hollywood sights and sounds reviews The Howards of Virginia directed by Frank Lloyd stars Cary Grant as Matt Howard and Martha Scott as Jane Peyton with Sir Cedric Hardwicke Richard Carlson and Joel McCrea among others The piece praises Grant's performance and Scott's turn while noting Hitchcockian directorial flair and frontier scenery but questions some dramatic pacing and period clichés.
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Kubgin
Coonsollywood
Virginie
Sidney Buchman
Elizabeth Page
Frank Lloyd
Princepals
Cary Grant
Martha Scott
Sir Dervic Hardwicke
Alan Marshill
Richard Carlson
America
Howards
Alfar
Mat Howard
Grant
Williamsburgh
Virginia
Jane Peyton
Scott
Howard
Fleetwood Peyton
Hard Wicke
Jane
Tone
Mall
Peyton
James
Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer
A classified page teaser lists ten trivia questions about piracy borders presidents and state facts. It asks readers to turn to classified pages for answers and references names like Jean Lafitte Giulio Gatti Casazza and Thomas Jefferson, plus questions about units and geography.
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Heven
Jean
Lafitte
Sauterne
Texs
Mexico
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Fragmented poem notes and odd receipts fragment
An OCR fragment references Ela Wheeler Wylcox poems and a dead letter office item. It also mentions nickel coins valued at 73 per copper and 25 per unt Alekel, a flying machine, and Tennyson line fragments. Names and terms are garbled with unclear context and lack coherent events or dates.
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Tinraness Wil
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvan
A fragmentary medical bulletin discusses football injury risks in schools and colleges. It cites large numbers of players and injuries, notes that most occur on pass plays between the 29 yard line and end line, and urges physical exams and training improvements.
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Alon
Hich
Cohoot
College
Wiydenia
Tajuies
Amore
Ward
Incorrect invite usage and language note
A reader highlights common error in how to use invite as a verb and critiques a phrase claiming nol qabun and WW misstate a verb form. The guidance points to a correct construction and cautions against incorrect idiom.
Man About Manhattan in Puerto Rico and San Juan
George Tucker Gan Juan portrays San Juan and Puerto Rico with vivid detail. He walks the harbor bars and fortresses, notes diving for coins, ships, and mud stirred by screws, and observes American bombers overhead. The piece paints old city charm, tropical markets, and nightlife at Escambron with Boleros and rumba.
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George Tucker Gan Juan
B. H
Rolind
EL Marro
Italy
U. S
Sovier
San Juan
United States
Gonsala
Terrace
Billy Rose
Escambron
Ralph Barlow
Puerto Rico
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Abe
Negef
L.bawickersham
New York
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Support Highway Association
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Gabe and
West —Ovist
Newpet
Boston
Cleve
Associaion
Roosevelt Highney Association
Gnatherers
IMO
Makin m
Wisiel
Cooperative News
Bonio
Albert Mc Eloy
South Center Street
Louise Fenner
C. D
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Ie Press
Hollywood
Matt
Wer Carson
Jon Hart
Lina Bon
Dana Andreams
Ware Bond
Harold Huber
General Fremont
California Republic
Kraund
Ela Wheeler Wylcox
Malley
Treasury Department
Wihtd Tennyson
Yeaa Ald
Peer Toauinl Pillows
Cihalfijulia
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Hayloft
Sparta
Spartansburg, Pa
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Teservaion
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Detroit
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Thomas Motor Co
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