Defense Lags In Vital Spot
Earl R. French of the Atlantic Commission and affiliate groups said America is lagging in defense through an inefficient food distribution system. He cited middlemen driving up costs, keeping vitamin rich produce from the 45 million undernourished, and hampering access to fruits and vegetables vital for health during emergencies.
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Louis
America
Earl R. French
Atlantic Commission Company
Preneh
French
Fragmented OCR: Vite Uedsert and Cheese Dish Mystery
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Vite uedsert and a dish of cheese, with phrases suggesting a cookery or serving item. The readable text is highly unclear and lacks verifiable names, dates, or places to establish a proper news item.
How To Treat Victim Of Dog Bites And More
Dr Logan Clendening offers guidance on dog bite prophylaxis rabies risk and vaccine. Emphasizes observing the dog rather than immediate destruction and notes saliva transmission while detailing rabies progression and treatment options. Also includes home pest fumigation Q and A and editor note on pamphlets for readers.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Clandening
Lowen Clandening
Tragedy blamed on boy prompted arson in Canal Winchester
Coroner and police investigation report nine year old David Hedrick caused three fires in Canal Winchester Ohio. One blaze at a home killed his four year old half sister Mary. The youth was photographed with Marshal Frank Coakley as authorities described the incident.
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David Hedrick
Canal Winchester
Ohio
Mary
David
Frank Coakley
Mystery blaze and stabbings shake New Jersey golf figures
Mrs Mary Lucas Crawford of New York denies guilt in a stabbing at Milton F Untermeyer’s Butler New Jersey home. Crawford and Miss La Junta White, both golfers, are freed on 6000 bail in Morristown. Bookmaker Frank Erickson held on 15000 bail for the slashing and reign.
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Mary Lucas Crawford
New York
N. J
Milton F. Untermeyer
Crawford
la Junta White
Morristown
Frank Erickson
Card urging opposition to war nearly treasonous action
Senator Burton Wheeler mailed millions of franked cards urging civilians and service members to oppose entering the European war. A central photo shows the card and a letter to Chief of Staff George Marshall by an Army sergeant who received one of the first cards. Secretary of War Stimson said the act approached treason.
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Burton Wheeler
George Marshall
Stimson
Wheeler
Treasor
Central Press
Goring Rumor Sparks Controversial Night Club Tale
A columnist portrays Hermann Goering in a lurid light claiming he enjoys snapping night club lights with a whip. The piece casts him as a boastful but playful figure, using sharp language to evoke a controversial image.
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Hermann Goering
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