VE DAY AND NAVAL POLICY DISCUSSION IN HISTORIC VIEW
Navy Day remarks reflect anxiety over future defense as advanced German submarines threaten tactics. Spokesman H. E. Cook warns current methods fail against 25 knot subs, while physicists warn of atomic threats and V-2 bomb potential. Historical context traces U.S. naval rise, policy shifts, and parity debates through pivotal wars.
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Hiroshima
Nagasaki
H. E. Cook
Navy Department
Cook
Thusday
Aarning
Hector C. Bywater
Hawaii
Japan
Lie Brij
November sky guide highlights Mars Saturn and Orion
Science Service notes Mars approaches Earth with increasing brightness this November while Saturn appears dimmer. Orion remains prominent in the east as Taurus and Gemini echo winter starlight. Venus and Jupiter ride in Virgo with sunrise rises. Mercury briefly glows in the early evening near Nov. 17. Polaris marks the pole above Ursa Minor. Cassiopeia and the Great Square anchor the northern sky.
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Science Service
Avapyrint
Science Services
Sam
Earth
Gemini
Saturn
Mars
Orion
Betelgelse
Taurus
Aldebaran Ia
Great Square
Pegasus
Andromeda
Vega
Lyra
Altair
Aqdila
Capella
Gem
Aunga
Ursa Minor
Cassiopeia
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Virgo
Amendment 2A Lets Sheriffs Seek Reelectability
Pennsylvania voters will decide Amendment No 2 A at the November 11 general election. The measure would allow county sheriffs to succeed themselves for a second term, replacing the old rule that barred consecutive terms. Supporters cite experience, efficiency, and service continuity, while opponents warn of entrenchment and political risk.
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Pennsylvania
Sheriff's Office
Sherif
Levausse
Daily Dozen On Heart Fear And Anxiety From Society Piece
A heart specialist notes that about 60 percent of patients fear heart disease unjustifiably. The piece cites historical misdiagnoses in wartime and urges psychological reassurance to prevent unnecessary distress. It discusses anxiety neurosis and the value of informing patients their symptoms stem from emotional state rather than physical illness. The text also briefly mentions changes in air fare costs in 1929.
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Alutudl
Israshwar
Twenty Years Ago News From Journal Files Oct 5
Twenty years ago note recalls a car accident near Union City and Gorey injuring Lloyd Ruppersburger whose Ford left the road. An upcoming semi lavish furniture exposition by Gorty Chair Company to open in James town next Monday. A Baptist Young People Union gathering at East Prev erick street with games and lunch. Jeanie Sitler and Willard Williams wed at the bride’s parents home, Rev Wal Bartlett officiating. Farmers report poor crops from bad weather. Evie county potato stop still underground. Late yesterday Rebeka hs held a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Shrader and Mr and Mrs Randall at Mary Blakeslee’s home with cards and gifts.
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Gorty Chair Company
Jamestown
Mmiss Jeanie Madore Sitler
East Main Street
Willard Alfred Williams
Lull Williams
West Washington Street
Jifly Rebekahs
Mary Blakeslee
Wright Street
Fiait Shrader
Herald Randall
Ration facts outline stamp validity across goods
The weekly ration summary lists stamps for meats fats and others with validity through specific dates. It notes stamps for sugar, shoes and airplane stamps with indefinite applicability and states the OPA has no plans to cancel any ration items.
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Associated Press
OPA
Darius the Great and claims of Aryan lineage
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes Darius the Great soughtAryan posturing yet earned a reputation for leniency with conquered peoples His armies also inflicted harsh treatment on enemy civilians and noncombatants despite the claimed creed
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Darius
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Darius the Great
Persia
Fie Filler
Demilitarization Plan For Surplus War Material
The war department will disarm or demilitarize harmless weapons ammunition gases guns tanks and other combat vehicles before offering them as surplus property. National defense public safety and health require that much material be made innocuous or stripped of secret parts and the armed services are best positioned to do this.
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War Department
National Defense and Public Safety and Health
Armed Services
Seven Quiz Questions From Classifieds Page
A list of trivia prompts from a classifieds section asks about a Navy football game winner, nitrogen percentage in a war era alloy, pronunciation of corps, the chairmanship of a Senate committee, Civil Service back pay reinstatement rules, location of Kotlak, the city hosting Tomoyuki Yamashita war crime tribunals, the World Trade Union Conference venue, the subject of still life paintings, and a grammar fix for a stubborn conditional sentence.
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Waller F. George
Senate Committee
United States
Kotlak
Tomoyuki Yamashita
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