United States Role in Formosa Military Prospects
The article reports veteran correspondents Frank H. King and Fred Hampson visiting Formosa to assess Chiang Kai-shek's forces and the American role. It describes hopes for a mainland comeback and analyzes U S strategic involvement in shaping the island's defense and potential clash with China.
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United States
Formosa
Marke
Asad
Presa
Frank H. King
Fred Hampaen
Boancer Moss
Radiciant AP
King
Moo Wa
Chiang ‘E
China
Hampson
Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa and China attack plans
A report from Taipei on Chiang Kai-shek and the Formosan American mission discusses Chiang's limited readiness to strike mainland China. It notes at least 400,000 nationalist troops, the need for equipment, and Maj. Gen. William Chase's evaluation of potential strength if properly equipped. The piece frames Formosa neutralization as central to U.S. policy and flags ongoing uncertainties about future invasion plans and forces.
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Oriuosa
Booner
China
Chiang Kalshak
Chiang
Perhaga
Parmena
Korea
Formosa
Associated Press
Aley
Gen
Chase
China Mainand
Formausa
First Cavalry Division
Aveh Priper
Wee Fa
Chiaag
Thia
Chiange
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Chiag
U.S
Chane Exonot
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Washington
Xong Bak
Milk Tops Diets As Most Important Food For Families
Government and surveys show milk remains a low cost staple delivering essential nutrition. Milk is the No 1 household food, with mothers and housewives prioritizing it over others while nutritionists note its role in daily requirements.
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Fonsymera
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U.S. Public Health Service
Gladers
Milk as a health investment and prices in 1900s America
The piece argues for milk’s nutritional value and affordability, citing Callum 100% plus riboflaria and various nutrients, plus a Pennsylvanian expert's claim that adults don’t consume enough milk. It notes milk’s economic advantage, pasteurized quality, and contrasts U.S. progress with Russia, referencing a 1900 work cost and time to obtain milk. It also mentions thefts including a 1940 Ford and other property crimes.
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Pauling Beery Mack
Pennsylvania
Biaie College
Aix
U. S
Russia
Howard Sewing Machine Exchange Moves to New Location
Cecil Howard, owner of Howard Sewing Machine Exchange, relocates the business to a new storefront on the ground floor front area. The firm, formerly at 723 Seventh Street, now occupies a larger space adjoining the Hudson mill store, with plans for continued sales of Necchi sewing machines and related goods.
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Greeley
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Cecil Howard
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Exchange
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Atore
Slaventh
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