Panama Crisis Sparks Washington Clash Over Arias
Arnulfo Arias, Panama's anti Yankee leader, is described in Central Press as a potential rival and possible exile target amid U S reactions to Panama's political shakeup. The column cites disputes with Washington, vetoed interviews, and regional tensions including Peru Ecuador border strains and a broad trade pact with Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnulfo
Berlin
Rome
Madrid
Panama
Washington
Arnulfo Arias
Axis
Rio Grande
Armando Revereda
Peru
Ness
New York
Harbor
Lima
Ancla Sam
Ecuador
Argentina
Yankés Tari
Scott's Scrap Book Henry Fletcher, Bachelor of Arts, 78
Henry Fletcher at 78 years, formerly a master for years, is now studying to become a physician. He remains affiliated with BeA Hospital as he pursues a medical career, reflecting a late-life shift toward health sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Feutler
Baudo
BEA
Jwtera WA Viehha HosPitAl
Ax Saphatl
Irene
Corry Safety Council pushes for safer bicycling and coasting
The Corry Safety Council seeks public support to improve bicycling conditions and proposes reserved coasting streets for winter use. It urges walkers’ right of way, notes dangers from wheels on sidewalks, and envisions safety measures to resume popular winter biking within a structured program. The piece also touches on Russian mechanics and wartime tech shifts as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shere
Corry Safety Council
Whitch
Mike
Wuel Safmr
Safety Council
Aalf
Germany
Averill’ Harriman
London
Ieusnow
Anonihy
Russia
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Wiles
Sealed lowes and Ui mill were thybatenad a woodshed fire at the Pruis HKooman home. Miss Cara Pils wed at the bride's Cayuga La Salle NY home last Saturday. Rex Willian returned after shrouding Wie Hyarts party. baroque at Cenbrt School raised $21 for a school flag. Mrs Willan Morrell and others attended a Catholic Ladies Aid event. Howard BTA pupils Ela King Dean Walford Corelli Piet Wilt Carroll Mave Bunks participated in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manner Gould
Gotulth
Ts Ity
Cara Pils Werd
Mebride
Cayuga
Phine
la Salle
Hownard Bta
Ela King
Dean Walford
Corelli Piet
Wilt Carroll
Mave Bunks
Daily Dozen Meillant Society of the Blate Pennsylvania
A garbled medical column describes infant illness including colic and digestive distress. It mentions baby suffering greatly, severe crying, and concerns of worried parents. The text references formulas, allergies, and digestive function in very young babies, with scattered terms like Meillant Society and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Blate
Pennsylvania
TV Valicey
Mme
Unclear OCR Summary of Labor Strikes and War Production
The readable text discusses American workers and jurisdictional strikes harming war production. It criticizes union leaders for abusing authority and sacrificing labor costs, mentioning several tenuous points without clear names, dates, or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whg
Dewey probes USO funds and wartime morale
Washington records detail former presidential hopeful Dewey pressing to release 11 million dollars for USO recreation and cantonments as the defense housing bill faces delays. The piece discusses capital hold ups, morale concerns, and political maneuvering around military camps and government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense Housing
John M. Carmody
Federal Works Agency
Dewey
Washton
Army
Navy
Washington
Massachusetts
Congressional Record
Cate
National Defense
Claudette Colbert on Taxes and Wealth in Hollywood
In a candid talk Claudette Colbert jokes about paying large taxes, estimates $210,000 in taxes for next year and $900,000 income this year from two films. She explains spending around $50,000 yearly on living costs, saving about $15,000 for taxes, and notes her agent’s 10 percent cut and other expenses. She describes building a home with surrounding grounds and hiring servants, reflecting on fame and finances with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette
Fragmentary OCR News Item About Names and Places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions comparing names and places with phrases like New York and various local terms. The text is unreadable in parts, but hints at a comparative note involving a father and a state context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bruel
Bolivia
Chile
Sully
Substitutes Dominate Defense Material Shortages
Washington reports a growing role for substitutes as U S manufacturers strain under defense material shortages. Magnesium replaces aluminum. brass shifts to zinc-containing yellow brass. solder, tin, and lead mixes tighten. Plastics expand, replacing aluminum and steel in many parts, while mica, molybdenum, and rubber face tight civilian supply.
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John
Grover
Wester
OPM
Tme
Congress
B.S. Soldien
Corl
Hia
Ersatz
Pylasties
Venice
Indy Drinkiona
Plastica
Iit
Capaelty
Ursata
First White Crossing of the Mississippi Near Cane Rock
The text notes Cane Rock near Cape Girardeau Missouri marks the spot of the first white men crossing the Mississippi River. It mentions a volume called Etymiss first published in 1707 and references a person named Asane Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane Rock
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Asane Watts
Etymiss
Lucknow survivor Charles Palmer tied in Duncan BC
Charles George Palmer, 103, a veteran of the British imperial army and last survivor of the Lucknow siege, tied for a recent event in Duncan British Columbia. He is described as a survivor of the Indian Tuling and the Lucknow siege in 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucknow
Charles George Palmer
Duncan
B.C
Daily Quiz Prompts From Classified Page
A fragment from the Daily Guiz presents a seven question quiz on general knowledge. It asks which Green Lake is largest, true or false about two hearts, Jack Dempsey’s world title win, a textile term, the nearest star, world’s highest peak height options, the Mason Dixon boundary designation, South Dakota capital, a famous inscription, and the governor of Buhanms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiz
Gresn
H. Tels
Jack Dempsey
Mt. Tyerest
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Misot
Dixson
Caplin
Souith Darota
Briandon
Buhanms
Weather and trade notes from early colonial era0740
The text discusses watch springs failing due to temperature changes from contraction and expansion, notes common weak spots, and mentions a historic U S road between New York and Philadelphia once established by colonies. It also cites tobacco weights for dark and light varieties, around 1200 and 1000 pounds respectively.
Broadway veterans and the wash day backstories
A lively tour through Broadway lore recalls young hustlers who ran laundry for actors backstage and launched careers. Notables include Sam Harris, Brock Pemberton, Russell Crouse, Lee Simonson, George Abbott, John Golden, and Gertrude Lawrence, with Golden famed for his purity reputation and current hit comedy.
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Irene Effor
Stewart
Arnulfo Aring
Yankee
Arnulfots
Panama City
Ricarids
Adolfo de la Guardia
Costa
Rica
Uclo Sam
Latin America
Arnile
Scott
Detroy
Friends OF Trees
U.S
Ameritas Financiers
HiLier
Adolf
Gaures
Tim Awit
de Clymer
Seal Lowes
Pruis Hkooman
Rex Willian
Thien Gly
Mit Gurtha Cho
Cenbrt
Columbus
Willan Morrell
Washington Day Book
Ashington
Thomas BE. Dewey
Aiso
United Service Organization
Comunly
USO
Hollywood
Robbin Coonsollywood
Claudette Colbert
Mother
Hoy
Fo Dax
Baily
Markey Biecke
Anel
Ersata
New Yorke
Phadelphia
Manhattan
York
Se Aon
Sam Harie
Randlerny
Mr Wood
Harris
Terry McGovern
Broad Way
Tenpacn 4 Theater Guild
Wax
Te Ie
Maurice Aa
Acces
Greta Paatitean
Ajeae Ae
Gisat
Performanes
Hell Bent
Heaven
Brock Pemberton
New Yorke Mail
Russel Crouse
Crouse
Theater Guild
Tee
Lee Simonson
Te Saber
den Presettie
I N Falter Cornell
George Abbot
Tris
Broadway
John Golden
Saturday Evening. Post
Golden
Cindia
Seylae
Gertrude Lawrence
Querac
Youngeville
Cam
APPLE
Ohio
Edwa
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