Fragmentary Classified Notice From Evening Hurcnise October 7 1998
A damaged text from a newspaper page shows postal and subscription rates and mentions Associated Press news use. It includes stray phrases about advertising bureaus and peace quotes, with disjointed lines and broken contact details.
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Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minnarnks
Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
New York City
America
Lend-Lease Postwar Pact Sparks Congressional Pushback
Reported moves to relax Lend-Lease pledges face fierce criticism from Congress. House Foreign Affairs chair Sol Bloom vows not to abandon the pledge, while Pat McCarran warns that relaxing the agreement would violate its spirit. Supporters say Lend-Lease boosted Britain the USSR and China, accelerating U.S. war production. Critics warn civilian exports could undermine a military program.
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Anthony Eden
Congress
Hep
Sol Bloom
New York
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pat McCarran
Nevada
America
Britain
Russia
China
Pearl Harbor
Great Britain
New Zealanders in Allied Italy Fight Through Three Years of War
Relatively small force of New Zealanders with Allied armies in Italy kept finding their way into action across major campaigns. They drove back Germans at Cassino in fierce hand to hand combat and flanked Rommel’s line with Indians, aiding Montgomery toward Tunisia. They fought from El Alamein to Cap Bon and suffered heavy casualties while remaining in action through Crete Greece Greece and Crete often after Syria.
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Italy
Cassino
Rommel
Montgomery
Tunisia
el Alamein
Cap Bon
New Zealand
Greece
Crete
Syria
Fragmentary Foreign Policy Satire Excerpt
An OCR fragment mocks diplomatic publicity and party line rhetoric. It compares shifts in diplomacy to a boy at a county fair seeking a hidden pea under walnut shells, noting exasperation with certain publications.
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The
Dwiky Worker
New Masses
Willkie Campaign Tactics Rise As Indiana Delegates Debate
In 1944 political chatter centers on Willkie's standing with party regulars, Spangler’s claim of 206 delegates, and Willkie's Wisconsin campaign kickoff in Richland Center. He plans a vigorous 10 day tour across Wisconsin by motor caravan and rail, targeting dairy country and isolationist pockets to build momentum against party machinery.
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Willkie
Harrison Spangler
Winthrop
Aldrich
New York
Willie
Spangler
Wisconsin
Richland Center
Tam
Tiang
Kimberly
Oshkosh
Appleton
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Chicago
Kenosha
Racine
Beloit
Janesville
Washington
Legacy of Hoover Will Shows Parental Love Enduring
Ruth Millett argues a well funded will from Mrs. Herbert Hoover would have left her children prepared for life. She notes the importance of parents who loved each other and provided a stable home as a lasting example for their children.
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Ruth Millett
Herbert Hoover
Ruth Salett Asiskits
Guest Editorial Fragment on a Madison Bridge Tournament
Fragmentary editorial notes describe a bridge tournament with Madison and another team in the final rounds. The text includes stray phrases about fans, proximity, and a closing game, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Madison
LST crews growl like worms across sand bars in Italy
Ernie Pyle reports on LST sailors in the Italian beachhead forces. They share homesickness and danger, praise hot meals and baths, and describe LSTs as sturdy but unglamorous ships that roll in drydock. Indian troops intrigue and religious food practices surface amid wartime chaos.
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Italy
Sicily
Salerno
Vend
Anzio
LST
Laboard Csts
Lsts
Fismners
Tahore
Aberdeen basketball fans keep faith despite tough times
Sparse readable lines suggest Aberdeen and Mobridge sharing a basketball scene with fans clinging to hopes as challenges persist. The fragment hints at natural development in the sport and the enduring appeal for local supporters despite disappointments.
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Aberdeen
Thalikes
Mobridge
WRC Plans To Serve Eastern Star Banquet
Frankfort reports the Women’s Relief Corps to host an Eastern Star banquet and social hour after a meeting. The event aims to serve attendees and include a social hour with refreshments. Local members invited.
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WRC
Frankfort
Mar
Buslimesa
Jacbernconi
Angus
Fan mail from wartime letters to Vincent Lopez
Wartime fan mail reveals personal notes from families like Dorothy Kilgallen’s, including requests to dedicate a broadcast to military units and to perform sentimental pieces. Letters connect listeners to loved ones overseas and reflect family ails, marriages, and memories during the war.
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Jnnestrai
Vincent Lopez
Gifford Faces Appraisal Reforms and Tax Changes
Huron officials report that personal and real property assessments will be revised to fund city needs including garbage disposal and school costs. Tax assessor H S Gifford explains new procedures aim for fairer levies, tighter lists of personal property, and possible mill levy reduction.
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Huron
H. S. Gifford
Dai
F. Thimle
Ration Calendar and Stamp Instructions During War
Government ration guidance outlines stamp usage for meats fats sugars and processed foods with stamps valid through specific dates. Citizens are urged to report price violations and ensure license numbers are noted for all cars and registrations before tire inspections.
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Stan
Schools to Present Public Program in Frankfort Gym
Frankfort schools announce a public program on March 31 at 1 PM in the school gym. A spelling contest among seven schools will be held and a morning rehearsal of songs will be conducted by Miss Eva Ball Mrs Ruth Hansen Martha Kleinsasser Ruth Realson Margaret Ruth and Agnes Olson and the pupils.
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Frankfort Frankfort
Eva Ball
Ruth Hansen
Martha Kleinsasser
Ruth Realson
Margaret
Ruth
Agnes
Olson
Ankfort
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United States
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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United Feature: Syndicate
Tae
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Joseph Kahrs
Africa
Kahrs
Dorothy Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
Lomarting Terrace
Yonkers, N, YL
Mr. Lopez
Irvine Hill
Horethy
Taitwand
Lopez
Dorothy
Taft
Defense Battalion
Fleet _Marin
Force
Eevire
Ronald
Grace
Acs
Louise T. Hill
Weaversville, Cal
Mc Lopez
Lees
Vothals
James EF
Gifford
Office of Price Administration
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