New Jop Premier May Be Expected to Pursue Aggressive Policy
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart surveys Japan's new premier general Tojo and the Tokyo cabinet. He discusses naming rumors and pronunciation debates, the army's influence, and potential anti American policy shifts under Hirohito’s figurehead role. He notes Konoye’s resignation and the risk of militarist control, and he cites a Kawakami report from Domei.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
THM
Japan
Biki Tojo
Sup
Issac
Bert Hitler
Hoyle
Heatéacke
Ojos
Togo
Injiy
Mo Fi
Action Tn
Clarke
Kawakami
Washington
Domei
Id. Japmews
K. Kawakami
South
Tae-Joe
Tokio
Nippon
Fremiex Konoye
M13
Toesfoe
Education and warning against Nazi propaganda and gas dangers
An editorial urge urges critical thinking about Nazi propaganda and its seductive lies while advising improved education for youth and professionals to face future technical challenges. It warns about deadly carbon monoxide from pipeless heaters and stresses checks for burned gas fumes to prevent winter deaths and promote safe home heating.
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Tves
Twenty Years Ago October 28 1921 In Corry
This morning brown systemic events include a fire at a pearl warehouse or jewelers shop and a reported gas well brought in on the Corry water supply property. Miss Mary Morell visited Erie Business College as part of routine inquiry. A community celebration parade is planned for next Monday night. A marriage announcement notes Anthony Tata and Thelma Kang of this city. Leo Shields tours Warren area for weather events. The Tonpas blows incident and related sentences appear in local notes.
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Cory
Clymer
Havik
Mary Morell
Evie
Erie Biuliess College
Leo
Warren
Corry
Daily Quiz Questions From a Historical Classified Page
A fragment listing a quirky daily quiz with questions on biblical books, historical figures, and transport nicknames. It references a long gone classified section and mentions hazardous crossing points and a large household items market.
Hollywood Lights and Sounds Dives Into The Green Archer
Larry Darmour, veteran producer of Mickey Rooney films, visits a neighborhood theater to gauge audience reaction to his serial The Green Archer. Adults snicker, while Darmour recalls how youth kept serials alive and hints at Holt at the Secret Service with 15 episodes of action and death rays. Evelyn Brent co stars, still a top name in Hollywood, delivering a strong performance amid changing times.
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Ollywood
Larry Darmour
Mickey Rooney
Larry
Pauline
Wlaine
Kathryn
BO Soys
Holt
Secret Service
Solse American Way Show Debuts in Copacabana Revue
A Brazilian born performer from Bahia headlines a new revue at Copacabana, portraying Aurora the high priestess of showgirl spectacle. The Act blends samba flair with cabaret couture as she navigates stage fame, family ties, and a mixed reception while courting stardom in Manhattan’s nightlife scene.
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Dy Geor
Oteh Miranda
Aurors
Brazil
Riealchew
Aurora
Copacaliace
Hur
Bails
Furl Lareest
Bahia
Hahiada
Carey
New Russian Commander Is Young Leader
A Soviet leadership reshuffle sees General Gregory Zhukov, aged 40, appointed to command the entire western front as Stalin shifts Timoshenko and Budyenny to reorganize forces. Zhukov previously led the western garrison and headed the Red Army General Staff, praised by Soviet newspapers for energy and experience.
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Gregory Zhukov
Zhukov
Itex
Chist
Red Army
Frayda, ii
Timoshenko
Budyesny
Boh Budyenny
Voroshilov
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Permyivants
A fragmentary wartime medical note discusses mental defectives in the Army with claimed mental ages, wartime costs, and alleged implications for civilian work. It cites 990,000 and percentages, E signs of bias, and mentions testing and classification by authorities amid questionable figures and terminology.
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the Medical Society of the State of Permyivants
Tiki Galta
Nice
Dervices
Peremmis
Washington Day Book on Sabotage in WWI Defense Plants
A 1915 Washington Day Book outlines a string of sabotage cases in American war plant history. It notes major incidents at the John A Roebling Co in Trenton and the Black Tom explosions, discusses investigations, and argues most events were not foreign-inspired. It references a New Jersey inmate, three youths, and various defensive improvements prompted by the episodes.
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Jack S'Ninne'ttashington
John A. Roebling Co
Trenton
N. J
America
Wskell
Duponweder
Samme Place
Capitol
Senate Chamber
New Jersey Waterway
New York Harbor
Manhattan
Bay
Great Britain
United States
New Jersey
Untitled fragment hints at a local event
A fragmentary OCR item hints at a local event or notice with unclear details. The readable bits point to a community context and possible timetable or participants, but concrete names, dates, or places are not discernible. The record preserves the fragmentary nature without asserting specifics.
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WE Uniter
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Hollywood Lights and Sounds
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