Diplomatic amateurs and Britain’s realism in Nazi era
Washington dispatch critiques Ambassador Dodd and Prentiss Gilbert over Nuremberg party attendance and German propaganda. It argues Americans err when avoiding frank reporting and warns that British diplomacy shows adaptability, realism, and willingness to switch sides to stay afloat against Nazi influence.
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Hiler
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Baron von Neureith
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Corry Baptists dedicate second church building tomorrow
Corry marks the dedication of its second new Baptist church edifice in about twelve months. The Dean Leeid structure rises on the former site, rebuilt after a prior fire, to serve the church, Sunday School, and affiliated societies. emotional readings praise the workers and faith guiding this milestone in the community.
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Suave star Williams Powell stars at Inventors Congress notes
Dispatch quotes George Burns as congress president praising the event held in Des Moines. The report lists fantastical device ideas such as a watermelon stone extractor, a musical alarm clock, an automatic silencer for theaters, an elevating secretary ejector, a 1000 watch shock wave, and a smoke horn device for cars, reflecting a satirical lineup of inventions.
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Williams Powell
Des Moines
Congress
George Burns
Fowell
Alberta Social Credit plan critiqued in 1930s tone
A fragmentary newspaper item cites a critical view of Alberta's Social Credit program. The text mocks lack of credit and suggests Alf limit talks to Maine and Vermont while noting Tory leaders' fortunes and public curiosity about the next move. The piece reflects period political satire and regional references.
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Maine
Vermont
Stewart Says War Clouds Gather in Global Trade Edges
Washington columnist warns America’s neutrality law falters and global tensions rise as Britain France and Japan seek supplies and influence across Europe Asia and the Pacific. The piece discusses potential war scenarios involving Italy Germany Spain and China and the risk of Allied retribution and shifting alliances.
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China
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Asia
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files Rediscovered Times
September 17 1817 items recount troop movements of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania Regiment arriving at Augusta Ga and marching to Camp Hancock in Columbia South Carolina. Local notices report injuries illnesses farewells resignations and travels of residents including Mrs Gumbinski Mr Morta Grace Murray and Emeline Clark with regional references to Union City Spartanburg Jamestown and Haven S C for a regiment reunion.
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Camp Hancock
Corry
Colimbia
South Carolina
A.gumbinski
Hast Congress Street
Joseph Morta
East South Street
Factographs And Figures In History And War Facts
William Jennings Bryan was eighty six when he ran for U S president first in 1896. The minimum age for the office is thirty five. Japanese pearl divers reach depths around forty feet to retrieve runes of pearls earning twenty cents per pearl. Over 140 thousand U S soldiers are buried in Montfaucen cemetery France.
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William Jennings Bryan
U.S
Pirates in the Mediterranean and Asia headline upheaval
Fragmentary OCR notes reference pirates off the Mediterranean and up the Yangtze, labeling them an irresponsible band. The lines mix garbled phrases about the United States and past events, giving a chaotic sense of foreign threat and naval mischief.
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United States
Milditerranean
Ching Fosst
Yangtse
The American Constitution by Rep Sol Bloom
Questions on how extensively the constitution was copied and how offices addressed the president. The piece notes extensive copying worldwide and discusses historic proposals for form of the presidency, referencing May 1789 and inaugural speech context. It contrasts press and propaganda attitudes including comments on fascist governance and neutrality in information.
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United States
Congress
Senate
Bingian
America
Germany
London
Rabih von Neurathstowe
Hall and Gay
Library of Information
New York
Bride of the Sea and early Knights of Columbus origins
Answers identify Europe’s Bride of the Sea as Venice Italy, traced to a medieval maritime myth. The first Knights of Columbus organization date and founder are referenced in a puzzle-like Minute Test, while etiquette hints and a Bryan quotation appear among the day’s varied items. The horoscope notes birthday-minded traits and a Sunday outlook, with a One-Minute Test answer continuing on page eight.
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Columbus
Venice
Italy
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