Peace at Munich Depends on Future Nazi Policy
The article debates the Munich settlement ending the Czech crisis and saving Europe from war. It notes Hitler’s pledge on the Sudetenland yet questions the price and fears a future conflict driven by dictators and expansionist aims. It warns that peace remains fragile and dependent on Nazi actions.
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Europe
Munich
Hitler
Mehrer
Czechoslovakia
Hémnie
Sudetenland
Black Sea
Manus
Mit
Amazing Aircraft Tests Report Record Airline Giant
The Douglas Aircraft Corporation unveils a forty-two passenger air net built for five major airlines. In tests the craft exceeded expectations with a guaranteed 240 mph speed and climbs to 25 000 feet on four engines. With three engines it reached 40 000 feet and climbed at 500 feet per minute at 2000 feet. Two engines on same shaft gave higher altitude and faster gain. Takeoffs and landings with over 44 000 pounds load were better than small planes. The feat signals faster schedules and enhanced safety for commercial aviation. A stray line references George Washington and Adolf Hitler analogy regarding President Benes.
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Douglas Airwaft Corporation
Why Plant Trees In Farms The Case For Agroforestry
The Illinois State forestry chief argues trees on idle acres protect watersheds reduce soil erosion and offer a solid market for wood products. He notes beauty shade fruit and life support as further benefits, with trees aiding insect resistance and home surroundings for children.
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Tlinois
Trindis
Westward drift offers Pacific Coast opportunities and friendly life
A travelogue from Washington on the West Coast appeal for migrants. The piece contrasts life east of the Rockies with the Pacific region where jobs, cheap rent, mild winters, and diverse locales lure workers. It notes wage gains, union dues, and a belief that opportunity persists if one pursues ventures like agriculture, car-washing, or hotel food services.
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Tye
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Arica
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Rocky Mountains
Allprinmar
Asia
How old are surgical instruments
A brief Archaeology note traces surgical tools from Pelaconthia to early flaked stone and volcanic glass implements. Trepanning holes aimed to release devils, with the scalpel emerging as the first surgical instrument. Hippocrates praised dexterity and precise handwork in surgery.
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Tiss
Hippocrates
Roosevelt Purge Fails But Roosevelts Leader Role Persists
In Washington Roosevelt and his purges stumble as Democratic primaries falter. The hurricane relief effort and European tensions shift public attention to his leadership. Hopkins coordinates relief with New England governors while O'Connor loses Democratic nomination but blocks administration bills. Roosevelts three program aims fáce congressional co-operation: anti monopoly, government reorganization, and tax revision.
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Harry Hopkins
New England
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John J. O'Connor
New York
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Gillelft
Iowa
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Moosevell
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Toosevell
Hollywood Film Shop Uses Farm Produce For Studio Scenes
A Los Angeles agricultural station harvested bearded wheat for a 20th Century Fox film scene in The Girl From Brooklyn, with War ner Baxter and Alice Faye. The field was burned by bandits after stunts, while cornflakes and other edibles supply props remain unusable after filming.
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Iim
Los Angeles
20Th Century-Fox
Sound Stages
Brooklyn
Warner Baxter
Alice Faye
Baxter
Misa Raye
Cecil B. DeMille
ESD
1940 Nomination Battle Pressures and Party Strategy
Fragmentary note discusses maneuvering to wheedle Congress, refuse compromise, and boost popular support for issues as the party seeks to dominate the presidential nomination in 1940. Mentions strategies to pressure Congress and shape public opinion within the nomination fight.
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Congress
Ie Party
Twenty Years Ago: City Schools Closed Amid Influenza Outbreak
Journal notes from September 20, 1918 report city schools ordered closed at noon for an indeterminate period due to influenza. Physicians estimate 900 to 400 cases of flu in the city. Other items include a county Republican committee meeting at the Erie courthouse and local notices of residents and events.
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Board of Nextion
Fealth
Satoyor Alexander
Tosen
Republian
Erie
Death notices and health updates from Montclair area
The item notes the death of Professor C Twiting at Montclair New Jersey. It mentions Prof Tymnine a former city resident who ran the Corry Business College for years. It also reports Will Tillotson critically ill at home with pneumonia and Frank Cole’s return from a trip to Philadelphia and New York.
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Willem P. Lombard
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