Stewart Says Colonel Ayres Holds Same Job As in Last War
Stewart reports Colonel Leonard Ayres, 50, kept the same post as in the prior conflict, guiding economic forecasts and war-time tasks. The piece compares Ayres with Pete Witt, notes quarrels over his methods, and includes a humorous vein about anonymous presidential aides and government reports.
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Stewart
Ayres
Charles FL
Leonard P. Ayres
Weiler
Sant
Mim
Hig Bulletin
Potw Witt
Cleveland
Ohio
Caple
United States
Tom Tohaisen
Tom
Henry George
Pete
Pete Witt
Colonel Ayres
Unistown
Corry area notes on housing plans and local happenings
Roaming items report Dan Tagparts from Harrisburg moving to reside with plans to remodel a tannery residence. Miss Roberta King honored at Millard Ellmore Hospital Training School for Minors election as secretary. Allan Bennett, son of Gerry Bennett, joins Cow boy Band at Hardin-Simmons University. Road work rumored between Columbus and Clymer. Lakeworth winter plans for Mary and Florence Blair. Charley Tacey covers Willkie tour. Local business plans include Zinjopulos Bros. restaurant in Corry building retrofit. Community updates include Bucknell residence election, police praise, and garden spots along Center Street.
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Harrisburg
A. J. Desihiond
A.B. Howard Company
Roberta King
Millard Flmore Hospital
Allan Bennett
Gerry Bennet
Bor
Hardin-Simmons University
Abheng
Texas
Angel
Chicago
Doc
Merle Amy
Mayme Rourke
Nisuara Falls
Columbus
Clymer
Mary Blair
Florence Blair
Sunny Lakeworth
Florida
Russell Briggs
Charles Tacey
Scripps-Howard
Willkie
Dem
Charley
Brig Sapers
Lee
Wood
Global War Fears Shape Britain and Europe
A fragmentary wartime column mixing speculation on leaders, nations, and strategies across Europe and the Near East. It references Christopher Columbus era traits as a model, discusses Britain’s naval aims, the Balkans, and potential moves by Hitler, Stalin, and allied powers, with broad strokes about oil, the Danube, and Black Sea routes.
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England
Isis
Danube
Black Sea
Gimmany
Hitler
Wreediers
Lwwa
Besbil
Mamis
Russia
Amiens
Nuals
Daily Quiz Questions Reveal Hidden World Mysteries
A scrambled classified page presents a 10 item Daily Quiz asking about royal residences, U S legal actions, aviation and naval trivia, Canadian and American forces, and world geography. It mixes odd phrasing with clues like the Ring of England and Davey O Brien Award, hinting at a broad, era specific trivia card.
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Bab el Mande
Red Sea
Auukinghem Palace
Btwiness Palace
London
England
United States
Menieu
Vonst
South Ameties
Republic of Chile
Lottery Craze in San Juan Draws Crowds and Big Prizes
In San Juan Puerto Rico lotteries are legal and ubiquitous with tickets sold on almost every corner. Drawings are public in a hall with revolving globes and jurors ensuring fairness. Fortnightly prizes exist, but the big drawings of $75,000 to $375,000 attract crowds and even draw the attention of statues in the squares.
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AN Juan
P. R
San Juan
Honolulu
New Orleans
Federal Income Department
Secretary Rowe Announces School Board Plans Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago Secretary Rowe announced school board plans and applications for kindergarten times but said winter delays would hinder progress. Governor Min W Shreve aimed to calm tensions and win local waters support for reelection. The New Company added a fall renovation, while Hawi 0. Spencer Jim Tad Boule was struck by lightning last week.
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Shreve
Hoye
Thrwune
Hawi
Spencer Jim Tad Boule
Iasi Pigizl
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A medical note discusses sleepwalking as a solitary, puzzling condition. It describes two dorm mates, a hallway fall, and a sleepwalker returning to bed via another window. The piece questions awakening approaches and warns sleepwalking may signal deeper health concerns.
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The
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
Ancient Begyways and Immortal Ear Myths
Fragmentary notes discuss ancient beliefs about the ear being immortal and worthy of reverence. Mentions of wormtijy and salt as elements, plus references to color imagery and speculative devices. Indicates fragmented ideas on unmaking machines and artificiat legs, with odd terms like coi and winds of cork.
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Angient
Ohio
Cork
Sings for Soldiers at Camp Barden Amid Broadcast Tie
In New York the celebrated NBC soprano Marcatop Speaks performed for troops in Camp Barden during Overseas Service training. The event featured a collaboration with the Promenade Symphony Orchestra under Reginald SaNe, uniting conductorial duties for a shared program.
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New York
Marcatop
NBC
Brestone
Tocomto
Camp Barden
Mist
Toronto Promenade Symphony Orchestra
Reginald
SaNe
Children Party A chills party not be simple I flay Bariy
A fragment notes a children’s gathering with refreshments and regular activities. The text is garbled but conveys a casual party setting for kids with light social program and snacks. The exact date, place, and names are unclear.
Sam Wood: A Director With Flavor Keeps His Edge
Hollywood writer recalls Sam Wood as a versatile director who shaped diverse films from Goodbye, Mr. Chips to Our Town and Rangers of Fortune. He values a keeper of flavor in each scene, stressing the craft of capturing human moods over formula.
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Washington
Shoul Wood
Wood
Chips
Sam
Fred MacMurray
Gilbert Roland
Albert Dekker
Little Belly Brewer
Morley
Kitty
Sam Wood
Toplin
Tmey
Road to What Witcl Its Central Figuring in a Novel
A fragmented extract discusses Phil Stong and Esther Bar, noting their recent novel and World War II era concerns. References to London Whirlers, Ox-Bos van, and a town teacher Claris appear amid mentions of a writer’s career and potential public response.
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Stow
Phil Stong
Mr. Stong
Weitor
Witcl
London
Jug Warman
Claris
New York
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State Teachers’ College Nest
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Raymond Manufacturing Company
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RMA Roaw
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