Willkie and Willkie Probe Views Stir Tax Debate
Stewart's column critiques federal investigations as unfair and nuisances while praising Senator O Mahoney for a probing inquiry into government practice. He argues the tax system needs overhaul and notes Willkie and Wendell Willkie offer no clear plan, urging impartial scrutiny by a committee.
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Charles P
White House
Jazé Doc Hiinemann
Buine
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
National Economiec Committee
O'Mahoney
Balinese Sitting Dance Reaches High Point in Study
A fragment notes Balinese dance performed while seated by a Javanese dancer, highlighting the development of movement and hand gestures. The text references a figure or author R. Scott and mentionsrilagic terms like Javanese and Balinese dance, with emphasis on technique.
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Tie Bopy
Latin America Resists Nazi Propaganda Pressure
A cleaned summary notes Latin American nations unite against fascist influence, bolstered by U S support. It highlights recent shifts toward independence and ideological realignment across countries like Argentina and others, as governments strengthen anti Nazi stances and promote national autonomy amid wartime tensions.
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Nasttopaganda
Uncle Sam
Ryan
Argentina
Gil
Geri
Cullavrimon
Coteus
Uleuasyys
Cay
Salvadory Coslu
Donsewan Republic
Unclear Campaign Manners Spark Disorder on Street
An unruly scene erupts as supporters hurl eggs and trash bins near polling sites. Reported bystanders describe chaotic actions during a campaign event. Police condemn the behavior while noting no major injuries or arrests.
Compensating Socormns for Voluntary Service
The Macreith Tobacco Company announces compensation measures for men who volunteer or are drafted in wartime. Employees will receive pay differences between regular earnings and military service, with guaranteed job restoration and support for training. The policy aims to encourage enlistment and save workers during national duty.
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Vm Volumieer
Macreith Tobacco Company
Jean Tis Jubwy
Jeximple
Fragmented OCR Rumination on Safety and Population Figures
The unreadable passage discusses safety councils, monthly rates, and hypothetical bomb threats in a confused mix. It references large population figures, vacations reducing car movement, and questions whether care and education could save a portion of a cited 3,300. The text remains unclear and is presented as an anomalous OCR fragment.
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Seston
Daily Quiz Challenge Questions About History and Landmarks
A garbled reader quiz lists questions about ancient rulers, empires, and landmarks. It mentions Phidippides, Pompey, the Empire State Building, and the oldest presidents, plus a U S government children’s bureau reference amid unclear text.
Abe Weldster and San Juan’s Spanish Ties
The narrator recalls Abe Weldster of New York in San Juan Puerto Rico. Abe speaks Spanish fluently and blends with locals, hosting at dinners and guiding visits to services and nightlife. He pursues firearms hobby, plans transport piloting, and is welcomed by both officials and street vendors, shaping the island’s social map.
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Corwin
Ferevs
Lown Bank Board
Bogguss
Witeres
Hed Juid
Jrign
Steone
Aed
Woothien
Caluiol
Bret Billy
Sano Sal
George Tucker Gan Juan
P.r.dub Hess
Cervantes
Mouncer
Johnnie
San Juan
Gar
Abraham Weldster
New York
M. Christian Belle
Abbey
Dé Abe
Abe
Puerta Rica
Sheila
Ruth
Dover
Fon
Abel
Constabulary
Church of San Jose
Rogers
Cliremore
Ole
Calle Feldstein
Worll
Detroit
Helen Me Bulkway
Floyd Giebell, Jr
Youkia
Tigers
Bob Peller
Button
Giebell
Salam College
Salem
Ww. Va
Baildlog
Tittle Mary
Jean Kelsten
Perry Nichols
the Mail Missenger
Pursehaee
Breparalbare
Bond Street Tor
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Fites October 5
Twenty years ago a clash of events is recounted including a car theft that left Dr Irwin injured, a brisk escape, and a baseball note about the Cleveland Indians beating Brooklyn 3 0 in the World Series opener.
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Akon
Journal Fites
Aue
Cleveland
Sheram
Brooklyn
Fragmented historical note on a distant fire and landmarks
A garbled OCR passage mentions a fire during a period of bright sun, cites a supposed largest United States pond named Tishhalchery near Marlaa, and refers to ages of chisels in a deck of waving yards. The text is incomplete and many terms are unclear.
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United States
Tishhalchery
Marlaa
Abana
DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Fragmented text discusses skin care products and ingredients for soaps and coatings. Mentions Castile soap, Sham oil, tallow, and oils used in manufacturing. Advises gentle use for nursery applications and cautions against irritation from certain brands.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Antune
Castile
Sida
Map and mapmaker in a faded wartime map tale
A garbled excerpt recounts a New York author and a clerk in NBC’s program referencing a mounted unit and a map of Canada. It mentions Renfrew in Ontario and a scene where a cartographic moment watches time in each town.
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New York
Slie Cleriy
Notin
NBC
Liuitie York Erskine
Neal
Canada
Ontario
Oldest Highway in Nuetio Ametics Described
The fragment notes an historic route titled the oldest highway in Nuetio Ametics The Old Mine oxy el by the peered Westen eauinty allegedly associated with Joseay F Hulls in 2650.
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Nuetio Ametics
Westen Eauinty
Hulls
Roaming Round Flashes of 1941 Civic Happenings
Local notes chronicle absence of Citizens Military Training Camps for 1941. Patsy Nothe arranges Italian American club hall dances on Wednesdays with Eddie Eimers and band. GOP publicity by Guy Freeman. restaurant plans in Traction Building linger. Community chatter covers sports, arson inquiry, construction plans, and social news including a Detroit Tigers related engagement.
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Citizens
Teachitz
Lester Lopus
Patsy Nothe Hes
Tialian-Americas Clib
West Main Street
Preddie Eimers
Guy Freeman
Erie
GOP
Traction
Massillon
Erie Stadium
Corry
Ewing
Baldwin Bros
Brads
Avro Supply
Climax
Aero
Patterson
Bach Washington Street
Walter Siects
Wright Street
Hitana
Pittsgeld
Corry Journal reader letter about road speed limit signs
John P. Vork of Corry writes to the Curry Journal about street signage and traffic speeds. He recalls routes through Corry, mentions a 20 mile per hour limit and public highways, and asks what St Peter might say of city officials enforcing the rule. He signs as a reader from Corry Pennsylvania.
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Zoudlin
Corry
Jowdhal
Thikday
Golder
Mute Club
Marvent Sud
Wadia
Twlga
Janes Oolhey
Gur
Corey
Tin City Fathers
Dorry
St. Peter
Ius
Tam
John P Vork
Washington Day Book From Jack Stinnety on British View
A Washington Day Book review recalls Old friends of Roosevelt sending clips from British papers about Nazi bombings and civilian life. The piece highlights human interest tales from England while noting concern for Charleston and changes in Washington figures, including Finpikins leaving office to write and lecture.
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Jack Stinnety
England
Roosevelt
Lord
Bisnk
Scotland
Wales
Charleston
Hopking
Futire
Ty Finpikins
Pusigm
Commercr
Prem
Washington
New
Central Park
Wii
Close Frien
Hoyiina
Matsnrs
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