Kipling Forsaw World Control In Sci Fi Vision
The piece notes Kipling's 1912 story As Easy as 4.3.6 foreseeing a world government policing Chicago from London by the Aerial Board of Control. It contrasts a riot suppression with speculative tech and mass crowds under a global regime. It also cites a speed limit policy in Provindeurope and reflections by William Philip Simms on French defense progress and U.S. war policy.
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Sir Power
Chicago
London
A.U.C
Board of Control
Willo Vete
Thassian
Lo Va
Voks
Yen
Trovidenew, I, I
McLovists
Asa Fash Ag le
William Philip Simms
Paris
France
Fort D. A. Musselman detachment aids flood area
A detachment of 43 men from the 50th United States Cavalry arrived at Grechoy en route to Pueblo to aid in flood relief. The disaster caused extensive property damage estimated up to ten dollars. parts of the city remained dark and gas service was readied. Roads were blocked, hindering travel from Creeley to Denver, and another casualty report notes Denver-Dowarso death with additional near misses.
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United States Cavalry
Fort D. A. Mussel
Civigenno
Grechoy
Pueblo
Gaz
Creeley
Denver
Well County
Moreland
Longmond
Dowarso
Washington Roundup on Cripps and Britain Russia Ties
Washington reports secret talks between Britain and the Soviet Union as Cripps seeks a renewed ambassadorial role while U S policy and wartime alliances shift. Editorial notes tension in Lincoln Government and Labor stance, with Farley, Stafford, and Halibut’s claims shaping party dynamics ahead of a potential third term. The piece traces Cripps’s Moscow visit and British hopes for closer cooperation with Russia amid Norway pressure and Chamberlain’s crossfire. The evolving diplomatic moves are set against U S hesitation and internal debates on leadership and strategy.
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Rivass
Moscow
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Lhe
Staffand Grippy
Satferd Chappe
England
Terewitty
Nueh Turner Léfe
Stafford
Chungking
Molotoff
Olle Boli
Sly Stafford
Molotott
Bly Sleffant
Halifax
Cripps
Ghangking
Mktux
Ant
Singapore
Italux
Norway
Balley
Russia
Greece
Jzvesciano
Frange
Joe Stall
Kuseis
Henderson
Leny Lienderson
Windly
Ona Dinyers
White House
Leon
Farley
Levi
William Turky
Massachusetta
Bias
Fupley
Jaippen
Jin
Jin Tis
Roosevelt
Caméry
Jim Sa
Two Inch
Pfortey
Logethey
Suncheng
Pyowtheee
Burke
Utilimie Jim
Emne
Massachusetts
Jin Io
Jian Ia
Tus
Tim
Jimmy Turnen
Toosevelt
Walter Lagan
Cougtess
Alan
Train crash threatens 200 lives near Union, Colorado
Fragmented OCR reports a Burlington train No 3203 crash on a bridge over the Pitts River near Union Colorado with about 200 passengers endangered. Hostesses Meeker Kathryn Mayer and Mildred Agpinwall attended a party at the Meeker home Tuesday evening. Local officials and engineers assess flood damage and plan restoration of highway links between Grenley and surrounding areas.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Dewyer
Ailsa Wihelyne Whiver
Eclass
Methodist Church
Bradly Brooks
Midwest Air Service Company
Straight
Forrestra Powers
Weld County
John Wortham
Grenley
Noods
True Contentment and the Call to Spiritual Surrender
The article argues that lasting contentment comes from spiritual understanding rather than material possession. It cites Paul and Mary Baker Eddy, praising divine Love and the unity with God as the source of enduring peace, while warning that worldly desires bring only temporary satisfaction and unrest.
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Paul
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Baker
Kueness
Trent
Childrren
Pather-Mather
Addy
rr Kersey Mrs. Meikel Hostess JEL Girls' Meetings
Mrs Meikel hosted a JEL Girls meeting at her home on Wednesday. Guests included Lilian Kreps Lucile Rayburn and others. a poultry and garden club roll call discussed books and care of lawns. A June 26 meeting at Mrs David Yorke in Longton was announced amid songs and a program.
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Meikel
JEL
Ersey
Jime
Metheleavorin
TPP
Howe
AL Dy ‘Bradley
Pom McDonald
A. de Bhatt
Mab
Tragk Gliten
Lavellig
Mware Sessi
Fartile
Mos
Frank Suylou
Joe Mayttner
A. D. Bradley
Ovid Pipi
Joe Nexbitl
Mia
Consigrbst
Charles Lolaff
Lotet
Rolaing Poultry
Marian Craighead
We Lawn
Jon
Lilian Kreps
Lucile Rayburns
Ami
Mrds
Lillian Kreps
Dovoihiy Roma
Lyette Rayburn
Florence Fingenreader
Leedie Raylurn
Evom- Huniury
Evelyn Craighead
Jane Gillespie
Lucille Rayburn
United States Must Rely On Defense Ties Says Johnson
In a vigorous column from Chicago dated June 8 11, S Johnson urges the United States to end reliance on allies and focus on strengthening naval air power and territorial defenses to uphold the Monroe Doctrine. He warns that postwar debt and treaty strain expose fragility and argues for decisive military preparation in the Western Hemisphere. He stresses that democracies nearby vary and that only U S strength guarantees security. He notes European powers should stay out of American affairs and that a robust arsenal is essential for protection against any hostile influence.
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Steen
Dy Bugh S. Jolson
Chilcago
Mitel
Americas
Central America
Hiller
Nome
Monae
Tanganga
Wisaly
Mapaleon
Munroe
Europe
America
Frank Knox
Piltioay
Four Gand Reasons For Finishing Cabinet Wands
The text outlines four reasons for finishing cabinet wands: to prevent moisture absorption or emission that causes cracking and wiping, to facilitate cleaning, to bring out the full depth and beauty of the grain and figure, and to charge or equalize the color or tone.
Sunshine Club meeting highlights and hostess duties
Sunshine Club members met Tuesday evening for a roundup of reports and socializing. Mrs. Allen hosted with refreshments and a guest list including Mrs. G. W. Allender, Mrs. Nestrice Morris, and Mrs. Kennels Quayle. Officers were elected with Myre, Clark Hawkins, and Tom Pest mentioned. committees were appointed for hospitality and flower duties.
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Townsend Chil
DM Leste
Herbert Nelson
Picrea
A. V. Durrett
E.snarkey
Ted Iverson
Mra
Nusbwany
Mero
Fed Iverson
Sunshine Creese
Bis
G. W. Allendester
Nestrice Morris
Low Beach
Calif
Mes
Quayle
Club Puesta
Myre
Clark Hawkins
Truce Turney
Tom Pest
Mew. C.D
Kely Mey
Bruce Turney
Adelie Nichols
Atlen
Mowre
Planta
Che Bagh
Bea
Bary
Sheridan Fahnestock
Elh. Kelley
Svini
Cates
John Cherry
Los Angeles
Calf
Coriuog Naramore
Elmont
Mies
Cara Smith
Dra
Arbintage
Enton
Mirs
Russ
Intussen
Bertha May
Jeta Terenilasaen
Autt
Bentemmonta
Tonrks
Kang
Die
Mea
Hatoht Dogitin
Margaret Layeon
Virgil Runsell
Virgil, Jr
Gasper, Wye
Tere Thesday
Dyernicht
Drug Derenasson
Wedneaday
Tssell
Kangoa
Montumes
1 Wykerl
AL van Ruskirk
Ross Jerumlassen
Atreties Beaturm
Kate
Aull
Mre
Joan Newnan
Ad Mid
Stencayd
Erle Wyde
Alice bin
Clecega Larson
Matvot
Malinstron
Harald Lorian
Dilly ‘Tex
Wea
Tes Aa
Prophetic Dream Shocks Prussian Ruler in 1769
Wreilerich's Prophey Brederick the Great of Pruesia described a dream where a star crossed the heavens and brightened beyond his crown. He questioned household timing to move a date on August 16, 1769, later noting it was Napoleon Bonaparte's birthday.
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Wreilerich
Brederick the Great
Pruesia
Napoleon Bonaparti
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