Franco's Negrin denounces Franco tyranny in London
Dr Juan Negrin sharply criticizes Franco's regime before Loyalists in London. He warns of Spain’s continued oppression, Nazi ties, and lack of amnesty, urging unity to overthrow totalitarian rule while envisioning a future Spain free from foreign domination. He condemns Franco’s alliance with Hitler and calls for democratic collaboration worldwide.
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J. J. Devine & Associates, Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
Atlanta
Boulevard N. E
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
Detroit
Stephenson
Franco
Spain
Adolph Hitler
Juan Negrin
London
Falange
Pranco
Doctor Negrin
Hitler
Puehrer
Negrin
French Foreign Legion
France
Vichy
Africa
Three Day Taylor County Teachers Institute Opens in Grafton
The Taylor County teachers convened in Grafton for a three day institute starting Tuesday August 28 1923. Speakers included W R Matthews on lifelong health through daily exercise and geography by Broadwater. Music by Autrice Howell and Remlinger plus talks by Dr. Shawkey Dadisman Rice and Newton shaped the program.
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Taylor County
Grafton
County Teachers Institute
Florence H. Wilkinson
W. R. Matthews
Broadwater
West Virginia
Phil 8. Conley
Autrice Howell
Garrison
South Grafton
Shawkey
America
A. J. Dadisman
West Virginia University
Dadisman
Anna Remlinger
Gounod
Harold A. Rice
Caroline Brown
Board of Education
Fetterman
Radabaugh
United Brethren Church
C. C. Hedges
Dellett Newton
Mattie Jace
H. M. Queen
State Teachers Association
Wheeling
Tayslor
Charles ,H. Payne
West Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Curtis Lambert
Joseph Evans
Mildred Collier
Christine Ross
Louise Creel
Edgar Tucker
Louise Glenn
Hustead
Morgantown
Virgil Jackson
Beatrice Cox
James Harter
Rex Jackson
Virginia Cox
Florence Skidmore
William Orr
Sarah Musgrove
West Main Street
Debates Over Soviet Democracy Postwar Policy
A commentary explores whether Stalin's regime can democratize after WWII, weighing Western hopes and Moscow messaging. It analyzes Izvestia rhetoric, Soviet friendship with the United States, and the risk of Bolshevik heritage persisting as democracies consider wartime aims and postwar policy with Britain and Russia.
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Russia
United States
Behring Strait
Washington
London
Fragmented OCR Wake on Lorena Westtes for Release
An OCR pasted fragment includes names and phrases around Lorena Westtes and a release, with scattered numbers and garbled text. The readable parts hint at a public notice or release context, but the source is highly corrupted and difficult to extract a cohesive event or entities.
Our Health Not Good Enough for Army Draft
The Elkins Inter-Mountain argues national health is insufficient as nearly half of young men called up are found unfit for service. It notes thorough modern examinations, with some healthy individuals like professional athletes still rejected for military duties.
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Elkins Inter-Mountain
United States
Short Sighted Greed From the Farm Bloc in Congress
The Wheeling Intelligencer attacks the farm bloc for selfishness in price control debates. It accuses farm representatives of protecting special privileges and blocking disposal of government wheat and cotton stocks, arguing such actions would effectively waste or destroy these stores.
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Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Education vital in wartime urged by Clarksburg paper
The Clarksburg Exponent Telegram urges young men to pursue as much education as possible. It argues that training completed before service aids military selection and can lead to promotion and pay during service. The piece notes educated individuals adapt better to changing wartime conditions and stresses continuing study despite potential interruptions.
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Clarksburg
Training as a Path to Military Careers and National Service
The article argues that education and training remain valuable for military careers, noting exceptions in modern Army practice. It warns of a tougher postwar job market and suggests government may revive wartime credit for military service to ease students’ return to school, urging young men to prepare now even in high school or college.
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Phi Beta Kappas
Midget Persian Invasion Ties Iran Action To German Probe
Iran faced alleged German infiltration through vital oil pipelines and fields. British cited Iran’s expulsion failure as cause for action. Russians joined to secure a southern frontier against a German fifth column and to safeguard Persian Gulf communications in case the Ukraine drive widens. Wavell commanded operations from Simla, noted for Libyan desert success.
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Iran
Red Side
U.ss.r
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Ukraine
Caucasus
Wavell
Simla
Lir
Archibald
India
Britain
Libya
Diplomatic Efforts Seen To End Tehran Crisis
The text notes reliance on diplomacy to ease tensions as British Ambassador Sir Reading Bullard in Tehran aims to persuade Iranians that continued fighting British and Russians would be futile and wasteful.
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Reading Bullard
Teheran
Reds Pledge Refusal to Adopt Measures Ends Disorders
The report notes that the Reds pledged to resist adopting steps that could have ended disorders, while the Iranian government was reportedly planned by German agents within the region.
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Ment
Allied leaders vow to curb aggressors and share fortunes
In a historic meeting the English-speaking nations outlined eight points drafted by Roosevelt and the British leader. They stressed disarming the guilty nations to prevent future wars and oppposed cutting off German means of livelihood, signaling a cooperative wartime strategy.
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Roosevelt
United States
Great Britain
Thale
Iit
Ion Ele
British Leaders Weigh United States Role in War
In a British briefing on the war, Churchill warned that if Germany defeats Russia and Britain, the United States could be next. He praised President Roosevelt for recognizing the danger and urged readiness to ally with the United States if diplomacy with Japan fails, outlining a new plan supported by the so called human groupings of the human family.
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Germany
Russia
Britain
Churchill
United States
Roosevelt
Japan
China
Indo-China
Siam
Singapore
Australasia
Philippine Islands
Thoemajan
Humen
Japanese Flay Cont Incomplete Pages On War Talk
A scanned fragment discusses Japan’s occupation and peace claims in French Indochina, arguing peaceful terms and diplomatic relations. It mentions Britain pressuring from the south and references 1938 hosiery production figures as unrelated context.
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Japan
French IndoChina
China
Sait
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