Press Publisher Ad Rates and Savage War Critique
The item outlines advertising rates and postage details for a newspaper printed in Cor Pa followed by a strong editorial or letter accusing Japanese wartime behavior of savagery. It cites the Black Hole of Calcutta as a reference, condemning Japanese treatment of American civilians and asserting Americans will respond with measured strength.
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Waliam Lombard
Seer
Fred Kimbale
W. 44Th Sty
New Yone
Bidg
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Amocated Press & Exclusive
Cor Pa
Moiler
Calcutta
India
Japan
Victory of Industry and Labor Unity Urges Total War
War production chief Donald Nelson calls for unity of labor and management on Labor Day urging tough self discipline and pledged production for victory. He argues rights must be preserved but not abused, and that the fight is for the lives and future of Americans in a people’s war. A Cleveland veteran’s valedictory stresses survival, hard facts, and crushing enemies to secure liberty and prosperity.
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Donald’ Nelson
Hitler
Cleveland
Philip W. Porter
Germany
Biel
Japan
Hone
Daily Quiz and Answers Promised on Classified Page
A reader challenge titled Daily Quiz asks seven questions printed with options and hints to turn to the classified page for answers. Questions cover military ranks, geography, history, U S Senate terms, All India Congress Headquarters, cyclotron, proverb on invention, New York City administration, Erewhon origin, and a naturalist who wrote Wake-Robin.
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Hiott ‘Roosevelt
U. S
Amny Air Forces
Hoban River
Manuel Quezon
U.S
All-India Congress Party
Calcutta
New Delhi
Allahabad
Bombay
New York City
Daily Dozen From Medical Society of Pennsylvania
School is a new experience for millions of children with varied intelligence and outcomes. About twenty percent graduate, sixty percent stay in elementary levels, and physical handicaps slow progress. home habits and parental interest shape attitudes toward learning.
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Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Vollewe
Soho
Pershing at 82 Watches Yankee Power Rise Again
General John J. Pershing, age 82, to have a quiet birthday at Walter Reed hospital on September 13 while memories of his 1918 St Mihiel victory resurface. Friends note his sharp eyes and strong voice as 1942 U S troops advance. They recall the first independent American offensive and praise the modern army’s progress.
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Pershng
Pershing
France
Alexander R. George
Wide World
Washington
Walter Reed
Black Jack
Solotion Island
1918
Broadway
General Pershing
Mount Hood's Summit Stands as Oregon's Highest Point
Factographs describe Mount Hood at 11,446 feet, the state's tallest peak, while noting Leghorn hens trace to Leg horn Italy. The text mocks critics of wartime mobilization and urges decisive action against detractors of allies.
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Mount Hood
Oregon
Leghor
Italy
Twenty Years Ago Ay Taken From Journal Fiber
A brief note recalls events from twenty years ago in the Journal Fiber on September 10, 1922, noting that there was no paper published on Sunday.
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Journal Fiber
Japanese Drive Beyond Pass in Mountains Near Port Moresby
The report describes Japanese forces pushing through mountain terrain toward Port Moresby. Australian troops under Lt. Gen. S. F. Rowell defend approaches as U.S. and Australian units participate in the ongoing fighting. road distance to the target is longer than air distance, with rugged terrain shaping the advance.
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Port Moresby
Bfogi
Port’ Moresby
Pork
Moresby
Lient
S. F. Rowell
Stam
United States
Port Morésby
Churchill Says Situation in India Improves
London Sept. 10 AP Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that events in India have been improving and are reassuring. He downplayed Congress influence, cited Gandhi nonviolence as flawed, noted 1.4 million volunteers and 40,000 in two months, and reported large reinforcements and white soldiers at a record level in India.
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London
Churchill
All-India Congress Party
House of Commons
Congress
Mohandis K. Gandhi
India
Double Duty Marines Serve in Haitian Guard
During the American occupation of Haiti, several non-commissioned officers of the marine corps also held commissions in the Garde d' Haiti or native military force, effectively serving under two flags.
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Haiti
Marine Corps
Garde d' Haiti
New grid appoints Joe Chadonic at Redstone High School
Uniontown Pa Sept 19 election of Joe Chadonic former backfield star of Duquesne University football team and coach for football basketball and baseball has been announced by Redstone High School Afghanistan reports a general elevation of nearly mille
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Uniontown
Joe Chadonic
Duquesna University
Redstone High School
Million Tons of Rubber in 1989
In Buffalo N Y on September 10 the War Production Board announced that synthetic rubber production is projected to reach 1,000,000 tons annually by late 1949. Dr Albert L Hitler reported to the American Chemical Society that butadiene production could hit about 81 million tons per year within 18 months, with this volume expected two months before 1949 ends.
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Aunfalo
American Chemical Society
Albert L. Hitler
War Production Board
United States
Jury Deliberates in Youth's Murder Trial in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania a jury of nine women and three men begins deliberations in the murder case of 11 year old Russell F Roddy charged with running down and killing his 61 year old stepfather Ernest Pletcher. Prosecutor Ward Hisher urges life imprisonment citing the youth while Roddy claims his mother 92 grabbed the wheel causing the crash killing her and her husband. Roddy says his mother pulled the wheel and the car went out of control crashing into a bridge and throwing her from the vehicle.
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Associated Press
Greensburg
Russell F. Roddy
Ernest Pletcher
Ward Hisher
Roddy
Fletcher
Lloydsville
Senate shows fight on farm wage formula
Washington September 10 Associated Press congressional debate grows over a concrete wage formula and new basis for farm policy prices. House and Senate leaders push for swift action before Roosevelt's October 1 deadline while dissent grows on how to constrain costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Barkley
Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
Wr. Roosevelt
Water relief plan discussed for Rogers Structural Steel plant
City Engineer Don D. Williams reported to Council on a survey of a water problem at the Rogers Structural Steel Company plant on Eagle Harbor. The Pennsylvania Railroad will help open a ditch on the plant’s south side but may need key inlet work to fully relieve the issue. Much of the trouble is blamed on newly opened parking lots that eliminated prior drainage. The case was left to the city engineer to pursue a satisfactory remedy.
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Don D. Williams
Rogers Struct Hural Steel Company
Eagle Ahrcr
Pennsylvania Railroad
City
Cryptic 1920s Weather and Construction Note
A fragmentary item notes traffic on Fifth Avenue in New York and a cautious report on wind and animal matter in the region. The text implies limited damage from a weather or dietary issue, with several garbled phrases and uncertain details.
Oranges and birds in the U S poultry yards
A fragmented note claims an average of 70 oranges per year are eaten by a person in the United States. It mentions Kingbill Watermen and Kingbirds credited with driving away crows and hawks from chicken yards and living mostly on wild fruits with few complaints of interference with domestic varieties.
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U. S
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