China in Tomorrow After Japan Exit
A 1939 analysis explores the future China if Japan is expelled or defeated, noting mass unity, boosted military prestige, and questions about foreign domination and Western powers in Asia. It ponders China’s potential rise and whether a one term president could influence such a shift.
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Releqpaindependent
Sheoa
Duily
Baiay & ‘Whee
Cartiers
Cartier
Carr’ eUti Oet
Val
Enols
United States
China
Asia
Japan
Russia
Siberia
Vic
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
America At Play Highlights Outdoor Sports Popularity
The National Recreation Association released figures showing 1938 participation across outdoor sports. Swimming led with 200 million participants, followed by softball 20 million, ice skating 15 million, baseball 11.5 million, golf 8 million, and handball plus horseshoes 4.5 million. The data excludes spectators.
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America
Helene
National Recreation Association
Capitalism and War in Van Paalsen’s View
The piece reviews Pierre van Paalsen’s Days of Our Years arguing war rests on capitalism. It notes his World War I service, socialist stance, and criticism of communism and Hitlerism. The writer questions the claim that war stems solely from capitalism and traces capitalism’s rise to Voltaire’s era, the machine age, and modern combines.
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Pierre van Paalsen
van Paasyen
Aort
van Paasen Ia
Voltaire
Wars and political systems through history and prophecy
The piece argues wars arose from religion and tyrants, noting prior eras and barter economies. It questions the Vart Paassen school and Lenin’s millennial claims, suggesting systems change and societies moving between socialism and other forms without a clear, enduring plan. It ends with a skeptical nod to public discourse and media presence.
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Earth
van Vaassen
Frederick the Creat
Capita
Lenin
van Paassen
Great Britain
Stalin
Unearthed Ezion-Geber Rewrites Biblical Trade History
Copper King Solomon’s smelting site at Ezion-Geber is newly excavated on the Dead Sea coast within the former Hebrew kingdom. The tenth century city thrived as a trading hub, likened to the Pittsburgh of Palestine, supporting vast commerce between continents. As digs expand, Biblical history gains support, yet questions remain on Solomons wives wealth and the specifics of his rule.
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Ezion-Geber
Solomon
Pittsburgh
Palestine
Jericho
Fair troubles threaten Grover Whalen show's exhibitors
The New York fair faces complaints from foreign exhibitors over labor racketeering claims raising costs by about 20 million dollars. Nevada labor allegedly rebuilt exhibits, triggering threats to dismantle and rebuild elsewhere. Officials may face investigations as tensions rise.
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Grover Whalen
New York City
T Hat
United States
Nevada
New York
Montana family educates five children to strong degrees
A Montana family with five children, not named here, supports one another through education. Four hold college or university degrees and one is a Doctor of Philosophy. They bought their father a purse for Father's Day, reflecting the family’s supportive, education driven story.
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Montana
Thoughts on Natter Nats by Marriner Eccles
The Kansas City Times reports Eccles urges cautious policy to avoid fake miracles that pretend to restore prosperity. He supports selective government lending and safer proposals like housing, mortgage tax relief, and rail investment while avoiding large scale government bets. He cautions against misusing influence and argues for clear next steps to advance credible reforms.
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Thougnta
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve
Hosva
Mnaaka
Heeles
Penninna
Lst
Atymac Fain & Paonitian
Kaness
Incoherent Note Demands Caution From Readers
Fragmentary text cites mistrust and fear of change, urging laughter at troubles and denial of the past. Mentions a 1938 reference to Sopstrad Hews Bendicaly Co and vague financial hints, yielding no clear event or identifiable entities.
Monaco History and Monte Carlo Rise in Tax Free Era
Wellington D C June 21 Io these day When citizens world over face heavy taxation Monaco's fame as a tax free land diminished by a gambling concession. Monte Carlo now thrives on gaming profits while residents enjoy independence. Monaco's history spans Gauls Romans and Grimaldi rule with Princess Albert and a peace mission legacy. The piece notes archives museums and international institutes promoting peace and science attracting scholars and visitors worldwide.
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Wellington
D.C
Thera da Hille
Momico
Monte Carlo
Myntica
Dnevasios
Tareb
Monaco
Grimaldi
France
Chance
Mikey Amusements
Alana
Spoces
Ed Rove
Manacg
Maritiog Alba
Trante Courts
Rock
Mayers
Avery Chub
Herentlen
Tie
Tor Ik
Monaca
Monusca
Wille
Aristerrary
Sreal Teadars
Farlelinusd
Towarn Pear
Rhine
Etururia
Enmi
Atatura
Gome
Monnen
Maritime Alps
Barnabas
Lakewex
Paul Tha
Monace
Monara
Prince Albert 1
Prince Albert
Monte la
Turbulent New York Scene Weaves Wealth and Vice
The piece sketches a busy New York day with Wall Street figures like J P Morgan amid crowds at the Treasury and Ticker Tape lane. It notes vaudeville fund drives, social circles, and a mix of high society and nightlife, including a glamorous actress named Sonja Sonia and mentions of passports and a crypto-like carnival mood surrounding the era.
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J. P. Morgan
New York
Wall
Geason
Aub-Treasury
Sweet Charity
Greater New York Fund
Aola
J. P. Margay
Morgan Wan
Caole San
Johnny cTarzan
Wetewinnie
Wetxwinlley
Moreau
Language Development in Children and Speech Delays
An article on early language growth outlines typical vocabulary milestones at ages two to five, noting a University of Iowa study where two year olds know about 62 words and five year olds about 1 540. It discusses influences on speech development, effects of hearing loss, and the role of parental interaction and environment in fostering or hindering progress.
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Wesetajions
Henry
Lananage
Aya Alwaye
Tate
Jetnlig
So They Say on Government Debt and Global Motion
Fragmented long quote discusses fear of bankruptcy, fiscal overreach, and moral principles in America and abroad. Cites Harold Stoning, Nicholas Murray Butler, William Curtis Mok, Viscount de Molan, and international automotive figures. Mentions liberal wave of 1940 and tensions through 1944, plus car traffic and safety concerns.
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Awilly
William Curtis Mok
America
Pranes
Viscount de Molan
Parlin
Automotive Clube
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