Vice President Wallace under fire in press feud
The piece reviews a heated clash over wartime policy and press treatment of Vice President Wallace, with critique of his stance on war production and the administration's handling of inquiries. It also references Roosevelt era assumptions and current public debate on media influence and policy.
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United States
Genie Wallace
Gommeyce. Jones
Wallace
Mr. Rourevelt
Elwer
Ile
Glyig
Davis
Marty Hopkins
Janes
Elser Yavin
Innes
Hce
Porttery of Commerce
Congress
Jonce
Dash
Homa Patio
Neconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Mon Dent
Pirge Jones
Jorett
WAAC
New York
War Today overview and questions on air losses and escorts
An overview of Allied air operations and fighter escorts, discussing the proportion of American bomber losses, the roles of British fighters, and why escort aircraft are debated. It notes P-38 and P-4Y as top fighters, bomber strength of the Flying Fortresses, and references Frankfurt as a target.
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Bertmant
Nus
Tata
South Pacific
Europe
Jidead
Britain
England
Thiy
Aktern
Fragmented 1914 Gun Test and Boxing Result
A garbled 1914 report references a shotgun test, veteran involvement, and a boxing knockout in Los Angeles. It notes a date around March 19, 1914, with mentions of Winchester production and a goof ballast test. Burns defeated O'Klen and Whlker in a Los Angeles bout on March 25, 1900.
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Ik Wan
Lng Avel
Goof Balsa
Dim O'Klen
Tine Whlker
Los Angeles
Morison and Stephens recall North Africa visit and army life
Oph Keith Po Morrison in Tonopan Nevada shows home furlough tales while Col Roy Stephens and family in Colorado are cited. The narrative chronicles an elaborate North Africa feast with mint tea, lamb, pigeon, and servitors, and describes theater, dances, and a camel caravan journey toward the Sultan’s capital, with reflections on war and duty.
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Oph Keith Po Morrison
Medical Corps
Tonopan
Nev
Morrison
C. R. Morrison
Garr
Col. Stephens
N. Africa
Roy Stephens
Colorado State College of Education
North Africa
Stephena
Inter
Fiere
Elgil
Pti
Jarga
South Park
Jefferson
Tiwan
Puzzle Treasure Texts From a Mashed OCR List
A scrambled OCR page fragment presents a collage of clues and garbled phrases. It mentions numbers, names, and partial terms across many topics including geography, chemistry, and language, with no clear coherent event or narrative to anchor a single summary.
Editorial Change At Bectian 2A Classbook Meet
Technical Training Command announces Valian named editor Pro George Vallan bes to oversee the Bectian 2A classbook on CSCE campus in two weeks. He previously edited The 7th City Grapevine in Peteraburg and was high school yearbook editor in Dislrott Michigan.
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Valian
George Vallan Bes
Kaan
CSCE
Iat Bi
Peteraburg
Fla
Grapavine
Pay Alee
Dislrott
Mich
Albert J. Pares
Duainees
Granville B. Smith
Alan D. Conger
Eugene J. Norvors
Richard W. Nicholas
Jim Reed
Erele Dyer
Steff
Flawed clipping hints at 1924 events in Colorado and Ohio
Fragment text covers diverse notes from 1924 including military control contours and allied inspections, athletic drills in Germany, storm wreckage along Lake Erie coast from Sammuck to Sandusky, Woolworth move to Montana, a birth, a 1924 education book release, and a Fourth of July racing feature.
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Berlin
Cornanghi
Bopt
Cleveland
Lake Drie
Samiucky
Leealu
Lorain
Sandusky
R. A. McNutt
Woolworth
Billinga
Mont, My
Mia
H.R. Wiseman
Crawford
Greeley Tapital
Meorke
Willard Frasier
Armontraut
Teachers College
Edwestion
Scott, Foreman Company
Greeley
Colorado
United States
Aoman
Denver
la Salla
Byana
College High alums join Navy duty after graduation
Ensign Ivan Speer and Ensign Ralph Houkema, both sons of local families, are heading to New York City for naval training after completing mechanical and electrical engineering degrees at the University of Colorado and Colgate University. A farewell party was held at Mrs. Hedford’s home on Eleventh Avenue.
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Tfalgo
Ur Trinia
Colorado
Mre. Stephens
Thirteenth Avenue
National Guard
Peover Publia
Ivan Speer
Columbia Unversity
New York
Speer
Anderson
Ronkema
University of Calorado
Honkema
Rubber to Tanks and Bridges Demand Heavy Rubber
The article notes that medium armor needs 600 pounds of rubber, pantava bridges require 1.4 pounds, and the gasoline tank glona of a Flying For train uses 0 pounds of twllel pealing rubber. Large bombers demand over 3,200 pounds while Excius ton trucks used by the army with re diameters of B.8 rook require about 3,500 pounds.
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Fortrain
Army
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Tribwne Republican Publishing Company
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Pontalfice
Weld
Autelde
Ittao
Menier Asazciated Press
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Bureau of
Aewa
Tribune
Hilern
Uyea
Pau
Fort Collins Express-Courier
Ows
OWI
Bell
Aette
Taueh
Dewitt MacKenzie
Frankfort
Jake Air
Africa
Puneys
Lee
Yonraregues
Harald Mclntosh
Harold’ B. Mclntosh
Army Coast - Artillery
B. Il. McIntosh
Ft. Blevens
Ore
Greeley Tesidonia
McIntosh
Ecny
Ilewan
William J. Walkes
Ahown Hare
Leroy Walles
Milliken
Curtl Wright Flralane School
Glendale
Dallf
Die Craig Army al Tald
Belma
Ala
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U. & Patent Offices
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Agross
Avalanche
Cathiee
Infante
Dtelure
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Elbatan Muons
Cotdaus of
Dawo
Tae
Teli
Kemtea
Yetriagen
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Itaiy
Sirle
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Ent
War and Navy Departments
Veterans Administration
O.W.J
Life Insurance
Technical Training Command
Ay Pre
Mel Hellteer
Weet
Texpe
the Doolittles
Br, & Ae
Hinth
Leadville
Eanantipl
Sf Thirty
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Adatingslay
E. J. Haefels
Telbune
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