Dina Deceived by Dictatorship Crisis Exposed in Post War Debate
A Pittsburgh Post-Gazette excerpt critiques Dies committee warnings on propaganda and free speech while noting shifting alliances. It argues Moscow Reds and Hitler Nazis once cast as rivals now appear allied, and Stalin's moves are seen as supporting personal dictatorship and shared autocratic aims.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Dies
Moscow
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Fairmont cuts police force urged to four men
The letter argues Fairmont should reduce its police from seven to four or five to save money amid declining revenues. It notes past fears during the Tygart Dam era and warns against maintaining a larger force. The piece calls for broader cost cuts in city operations and WPA funding, while criticizing current administration.
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Fairmont
Wis
Jaimont
Pleshere
Nairmont
Hal ‘Afton
Waugh
Tygart
Fevour
Suille
Gratton
A Doctor Speaks on Tipsy Driving Effects
Dr Irving S Cutter writes in The Banner that even small alcohol levels impair a driver’s instinctive reactions. He notes slowed judgment of signal lights, distances, and object sizes, with eye sight and speed perception notably affected.
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Nashville
Irving S. Cutter
Driving Under Influence Views Spark Public Demand
An opinion piece argues that most drivers would dispute lax claims about tolerance to intoxication. It highlights physiological facts and statistics to support stricter enforcement of drunk driving laws for public safety.
Salt Shaker Advice on War News Censorship
The piece advises Americans to take with skepticism the European wartime news and propaganda, noting strict censorship in several countries. It argues the U S will be better informed than publics abroad and urges applying many grains of salt to what is heard and read in the coming weeks.
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Hitler
France
Britain
der Feuhrer
Europe
Prarict
Fussis
Germany
Italy
United States
Call Children Back in England Schools Resume Early
Englands schools and teachers were recalled to classrooms yesterday as vacations ended and gas mask reminders appeared. The early resumption, described as a dress rehearsal in evacuation ordered by health authorities, contrasts with the normal September reconvening and underscores the contrasting fortunes of Americans in a free land apart from European politics.
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Clarksburg
Englands
Ministry of
Schoals
Fragmented Tale of Alaska Areas and Diamonds
The text cites Alaska area totals and sparse figures on land surveys, mentions ancient Aratians and Persians, and notes diamond origins in the Far East with late accessibility after 15th century diamond cutting in Antwerp and Amsterdam. It references fiscal year 1938 tar parens and Haines, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Alaska
Ely
Wit Haines
Union
Far East
Jtadows
Antwerp
Amster
Flistory of Taylor County Remains Unearthed in late 19th century notes
Local chronicle recounts Taylor County life from art in Philadelphia to stock markets at Fetterman, fishing in the Tygart Valley, and the Garfield assassination era. It notes Blaney’s painting misattribution, era rail practices harming streams, and civic mourning in Grafton with bells, flags, and mayoral tributes.
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Philadelphia
Birmingham
Alabama
France
Grafton
Blaney
Taylor County
Fetterman
Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
George W. Reynolds
James Findley
Harry H. Guseman
William Kohnhausen
Col
Leroy Corran
Tygart Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
Jn.n
James A. Garfield
Washington
Oldsters
Bulletin Board
Abraham Lincoln
Booth
South
Lincoln
Garfield
Chicago
Marseillese
James G. Blai
Guiteau
Thomas Smith
Court House
Italy reports normal life amid war neutral zone
Italy appears to have reached a calm wartime footing with open frontiers and restored telephone and telegraph service. Railways were freed, shops stocked, theaters and cafes busy, and civilians resumed routine, while about a million and a half men wore uniforms but streets showed no unusual military presence.
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Italy
Rome
Lorena at Brazee Ranch Party in Arizona
Lorena Lorena Hamilton visits her uncle George Brazee at the Phantom ranch near Prenton Arizona. The elaborate party features dancing with ranch folk from near Tucson, Percolator Bubble, and a display of lively games, with tensions around a past suitor and a later reconciliation as Shot Rogers returns to speak with Lorena.
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Syropsie
Lorena Bamilton
Arisona
George Bearer
Prenton
Warby Dale
Lorena
nocaEa
Tucson
Paul Dones
Smith
Eandy
Lorena Hamilton
George Brance
Uncle George
George
Sally
Jerry
George Brazee
Shot
Sanly
Hide Nor
Hitr
Dalé
Easary
Jin
Shot Hail
Shat
Frontline service members stationed at frontiers and camps
Part of those in service were stationed at the frontiers military reservations or special training camps detailing their assignments and locations.
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Sevice
City Orders on Water Plant Replacements Highlight Costs
City officials disclosed ongoing upgrades at the filtration plant after Mayor Gillispie began his term four years ago. Harold Weekly, the city chemist, was instructed to lime treat water to improve taste and odor, replacing a second feeder and reflecting prior major equipment purchases including a deodinator at about 1300 dollars.
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Ace
Tiernan
Harold Weekly
Gillispie
Inquest Planned Into Death At State Penitentiary
An inquest into the death of George M Moyer a state prisoner fatally stabbed last week was set for today Dr Harold Battah Marshall county coroner postponed due to absence of prison officials another life term prisoner is being held pending the investigation outcome
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Moundsville
George M
Typhoid cases drop in West Virginia health report
West Virginia reports a decline in new typhoid fever cases from 15 in the week ending August 12 to six in the week ending August 19. The state health department noted one unidulant fever case in Raleigh County amid the figures.
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Charleston
West Virginia
State Health Department
Raleigh
fragmentary political reminiscence and sports tease
Fragmented OCR text mixes world war era opining with stray sports references. Mentions Adolf Hitler and antiita poll, plus a remark about John Cobb a swift speedster and the idea of catching him. Lacks coherent events or clear names beyond generic figures.
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United States National Cemetery
Love's Store
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Cochran
John W. Mason
Mason
House of Representatives
Senate of
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Father Kelleher
Sisters of St. Joseph
Joseph V. Skelly
Central Paes Association
We, Ranch
Oni Serry Dale Whee
Othan
Scrows
Jem
Stuut Rogers
Jerry Dale
Lifer
Father Divine
Adolf Hitler
Badelmi
Boston Reds
New York
John Cobb
Junior
Fein
Ond
Manhattan
Neitckib
Mtorer
Radio
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Torven Hig Sen
Fred J. Me
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