Associated press reprints and advertising notices
A repackaged AP dispatch notice appears in this paper with reprint rights and advertising bureau details. The text cites the Associated Press exclusive use for AP news dispatches and lists advertising representatives in New York and Minneapolis for the Northwest Daily Press Association.
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New York City
Peace and trade must mark enduring U S world role
An Evening Huronite editorial from October 7, 1935 argues that lasting world peace requires American military strength to secure final say, freedom of movement and commerce, and sustained freedom and independence at home and abroad, with continued commitment to maintaining peace.
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America
Lebensraum and the German drive in Europe today
An analysis argues that Germany sought economic living space in Europe while pursuing military power. The piece cites Munich and Anschluss fears, notes Canada and the United States as nonpolitical economic partners, and cautions that future peace requires voluntary, co-operative economic space for all 80 million Germans.
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Belgium
Europe
Rhine
Canada
United States
Germany
Austria
Munich
Tacitus
Hiller
Lusty Baby Food Stamp Plan Expands in Rochester
The food stamp program, now in its first year, reports over 40,000 families benefited with about one million dollars in food, improved diets, and reduced surplus commodities. Merchants note higher volume from participants and nonparticipants alike, while concerns arise over federal reimbursements and the plan’s possible extension beyond current limits.
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Rochester
Confucius, Welles and Europe’s War Forecasts
The piece muses on political voices from candidates to Sumner Welles, noting how Dutch thinkers once questioned Orson Welles and suggesting European leaders may have confided future-war views to Welles. The tone reflects historical media commentary and curiosity about wartime outlooks.
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Sumner Welles
Europe
Diary of a Farm Woman May Reflections and Plans
The diary entry recalls heating struggles with a wood stove for twins' arithmetic work, notes a child’s dislike of the stove, and muses on love amid global hatred. It mentions making doughnuts, preserving bread, not planting corn this week, and hopes for warmer weather later. The author recalls past corn failures and suggests farmers may yield more with fewer acres.
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Joe
Christ
Amy
War, neutrality and integrity clash in wartime voices
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler warns that any war start triggers a world war and criticizes neutral European states for fear and hidden leanings. Leslie Hore-Belisha notes secrecy among governments while openly backing Allies. Thomas E. Dewey cites persistent policy failure and a lack of common honesty.
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Columbia University
Germany
Russia
Leslie Hore-Belisha
London News of the World
Isienet
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Doves At Bcornw A Lesson On Peace And War
The piece surveys Wilhelm II in exile and the Netherlands WWI neutrality. It argues small nations learned harsh lessons about staying peaceful while arming for defense, challenging the idea that nonaggression guarantees safety. It questions whether neutral stance equals true peace as Europe faces new pressures.
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Bcornw Christian Science Monitor
Germany
Ex-K
Netherlands
Grandpa
Wilhelm II
Europe
Holland
Lindbergh critiques Roosevelt defense plan in May debate
Washington notes Lindbergh challenges the 50,000 aircraft goal and the administration's area defense approach. The piece outlines that the Roosevelt plan aims to expand aircraft and equipment to deter hemisphere threats, with only 200 long range bombers planned initially, while wary officials doubt airfield expansion along borders is feasible and emphasize regional defenses amid shifting European policy.
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Lindbergh
Roosevelt
United States
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Hemisphere
Mor
Flashes Of Life In Family Orchestration
In Wallaceton western Pennsylvania a band show reveals 26 of 30 members are kin with Williams appearing 13 times and Knepps Goods and Shaws well represented. The piece highlights family ties within a local ensemble.
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Knepps
Goods
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G A A Ends Season With Volleyball Award Winners
The G A A girls closed their Physical Education season with a volleyball project. Leader Mrs Dean Meyer announced high point winner one Tollefson with 141. Eleanor Atkinson and Joyce Hamilton tied for second at 139, Lorna Meyer third at 125, Grace Dahlin fourth at 12144. New officers named: President Lorna Meyer, Vice President Grace Dablin, Secretary Glad i Hamilton, Treasurer one Tollefson, Manager Arlene O Lahren, Squad Leaders Marion Morse and Cleo Bonin. Reporters Lorna Meyer Grace Dehlin.
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Dean Meyer
Tollefson
Eleanor Atkinson
Joyce Hamilton
Lorna Meyer
Grace Dahlin
Grace Dablin
Gladi
Hamilton
One Tollefson
Arlene O'Lahren
Marion Morse
Cleo Bonin
Grace Dehlin
FAMOUS SCIENTIST HORIZONTAL ILLUSION QUIZ ENTRY
A garbled OCR puzzle references Madam Curie’s daughter and various clues for a word puzzle. It mentions trials, honors, and scientific context, mixing names, numbers, and scattered definitions across a horizontal and vertical grid. The fragmented text hints at biographical and scientific themes without coherent narrative.
Sidelights on World News from Tucson and Clark
The column discusses shifts in Argentine public opinion towardAxis nations and U S trade aims. It notes Spain and Romania facing pressures from fascist influence and flags concerns over Italian and German actions. It highlights potential U S efforts to mend trade ties while warning about fifth column risks in immigration.
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Bae
Bucharest
Guida Schmidt
Austria
Hitler
Lindbergh radio address prompts Byrnes appearance in defense program
New York May 22 Senator James F Byrnes in charge of the senate appropriations unit on naval expenditures will reply tonight to Col Charles A Lindberghs national air defense radio address on WARC CHS The 8 20 time mirrors Lindberghs prior talk and is followed by a schedule of European programs NBC CBS and MBS networks listing numerous shows and times including Burns and Allen and the Frank Black NBC Symphony segment from WARC CHS
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NBC Symphony
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