Stewart Says Wettes and War Talk From Charles P Stewart
The essay argues against economic self interest and praises Sumner Welles for promoting broad peace aims. It recalls Smoot Hawley era mistakes, warns of retaliatory tariffs, and questions future handling of Adolf Hitler and postwar Germany with references to Latin America, Civitan, and a Chicago zoo proposal to keep Hitler in a contained rage.
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Charles P. Stewart
Hitler
Sumner Wellas
Cordell Hula
Hall
House of Representatives
Senate
Department of State
Welles
Latin America
Sumner Welles
Versailles
International
Zeke Hopkins
Washington
Civitan Ibe
Adolf
Hemocrats
Adol
Mussolini
Chag
Bill Bohenzollen
Edward Bean
Chicago Zoo
Scott's Scrap Book Above The Surface Of Sea
R S Scott notes repeatedly that the surface of the sea often breaks. The remark is part of a broader discussion on marine phenomena and observations from the author’s column.
Republicans Attack Roosevelt and Dictatorship Claims
A 1940 Erie item recounts Republican attacks on Franklin D. Roosevelt calling for dictatorship fears and a straight Republican ticket. It notes prior wartime predictions and questions the GOP campaign rhetoric and antiwar stance amid history and national sentiment.
Twenty Years Ago News Reel From Journal Files
A fragment recalls a Montana couple traveling via a decorated wagon from Powder River to a Corry farm site. It notes diphtheria cases hitting Clymer schools, local activity on remodeling projects, and a mix of community updates including a Needlework Guild gathering and early radio broadcast considerations. It ends with a worldwide war reflection praising allied nations and warning against aggression.
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Montana
Powder River
Mort
Corry
Warage af conores Iles Sip Weare coils veil
Vague OCR fragment describes a naval or air locale event with unclear names and dates. It mentions someone named Yin Bhathe and a figure expected to appear. The readable text is fragmentary, offering no clear event, location, or outcomes to confirm.
Used car buyers warned against tricks in Washington
Washington Day Book cautions buyers on used car deals with agency guidance. It urges thorough road tests over 50 to 100 miles, checks on compression, smoking, brakes, tires, battery and guarantees, and stresses verifying titles and contracts to avoid scams and hidden defects in old cars.
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W Shington
Washington
Trafic
Kelley Writes of Rutledge Killing at Erie in 1795
A Meandering summary of Kelley in the Girard Cosmopolite Herald recounting Erie County events tied to the 1795 Rutledge killing and misdated notes. It cites Ralph Rutledge and his son, two unidentified companions, an attack by Indians near Union depot, and the fort at Waterford where the wounded boy died. The piece also claims General Anthony Wayne’s death at Fort LeBoeuf in 1796 after the Rutledge episode.
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Rutledge
Erie
John Kelly
Erie Weller
Roilledes Wiiting
Bele
Girard Cosmopolite Herald
Kelly
Anthony Wayne
Fort LeBoeuf
Ralph
Union Depot
Miles
Noimberland
Brokenstraw
Wre
Ralph Rutledge
Waterford
Mensyville
Erie County
Antony Wayne
Uftey Winiis
Pailin
Unclear historical note on officials and burial practices
Fragmentary OCR text references a commandant sending a messenger for a physician and burial details at a tort, plus a Teoamt survey noting United States totals in pounds, miles, and other terms. The passage is garbled with multiple misread words and lacks coherent events or names.
Speak Up For Democracy on Labor in Defense
Reprinted from Defense On Main Street by Corry unit shows labor should forgo strikes during national emergency. Cites Twentieth Century Fund book Labor and National Defense and argues management and labor must avoid interruptions in defense industries. Promotes collective bargaining over compulsory arbitration and notes the National Defence Mediation Commission established by the President to mediate labor management disputes.
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Speak Up
Main Street
Women's Business and Professional Duty of Corry
Aiswer
Beot
National Defense
Twentieth Century Fund
West W2nd Street
New York City
Ils
Democratic
United States
Isbor
National Association of ‘Manufacturers
Committee On Manufacturing
Chamber of Commerce of the United, States
Allbie
National Defence Mediation Commission
Old Whaler Torpedoed in Service Makes Port
An old whaler torpedoed during service limps into port with hull damage. Repairs underway as crew scramble to seal the breach while the escort vessel Ant Des Twee maneuvers to maintain position. A second encounter with a hostile craft disrupts progress and leaves the crew briefly in peril before assistance arrives.
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Page Gyne
Ant Des
wAargo
Xeeep
Ste
Willis
Hylib
Pester
Taekbrenut
Prompa
Catastrophic Accidents and Deaths Across Years
The article defines catastrophic accidents as five or more deaths and notes they are rare, composing about 1 percent of all accidental deaths. It cites 985 such incidents over four percent of years, with 5,600 deaths from these catastrophes and 435,000 deaths from all accidents. The Galveston flood of 1900 is mentioned among notable events. natural disasters account for a small share while human error causes dominate. Industries are accelerated for defense, urging minimized manmade catastrophes.
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Galveston
Daily Quiz: Can You Answer These Historical Questions
A scrambled quiz asks how many of ten questions you can answer covering weather in 1941, biblical language, chemistry, literature, military ranks, a Tennessee River project, royal marriage, animal facts, a street name author, and domestic oversight terms. Answers vary by topic and era.
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United States
Planida
James Oliver Curwood
Army
Tennessee River
Duchess of Windsor
Iyo
Typist Position Open With New York State Outlet
Job listing invites applicants to describe responsibility handling and outline experience in a confidential application. Real opportunity offered with location in New York State and salary details to be outlined in the response. Submit by box noted for confidential replies.
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N.Y
Early cartoon pioneer Winsor McCay and mythic art in film
Factographs recount Winsor McCay creating the first fully animated cartoon for the cinema with Nemo in Slumberland. Also notes the mythic Paris judgment scene with Aphrodite and the golden apple, and details on an old southern burgoo stew cooked for 48 hours beside Col. A. B. Blanton in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Winsor McCay
Slumberland
Paris
Hera
Pallos Athene
Aphrodite
Col
A. B. Blanton
Frankfort
Whit Ect: Whit. Sunn ABP y Jane Rou Skin Quin
Source text unreadable fragments show names Whit Ect Whit Sunn ABP and Jane Rou Skin Quin. No clear event or context available to form a proper summary or identify roles.
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Sunn
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