Peacetime Training Bills Sought By Senate Military Panel
Washington reports Senate Military Committee chair Reynolds plans to convene the panel the week of November 14 to consider peacetime training legislation. He aims to advance a measure promptly without waiting for Congress to be seated, hoping fortification against future encroachments and world peace. He doubts a UN-led solution alone can preserve peace.
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House
Reynolds
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Senate Military Committee
Congress
Ids
Mayors Pant or Major's Pants in Tacoma Paper Drive
In Tacoma Washington Maj ory Cain the city’s mayor is in the Army and the piece notes his trousers becoming a point of humor amid a paper drive by neighboring mayors. The fragment hints at a light community story about pants and civic efforts in the city.
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Tacoma
Wash
Majory Cain
Casual Comment By W. A. BIVINS on political faith
The piece traces post Reconstruction era party lines noting Republicans as Whig heirs, Lincoln as a Republican and Unionist, and his push to extend suffrage to Southern citizens sworn to the Constitution. It frames Lincoln as Federalist yet Jeffersonian Democrat in advocating government for the people.
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Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Union Party
Republic
United States
Union
Roosevelt to Taft to Wilson and FDR presidents through history
A historical synopsis traces Theodore Roosevelt’s rise and square deal era to Taft’s trust busting, Wilson’s New Freedom and League of Nations role, Harding and Coolidge’s normalcy stance, Hoover’s era, and Franklin D Roosevelt’s New Deal amid debates over tariff, trusts, and the 1932 election. It notes political shifts and voter judgments ahead of the November vote.
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Germany
League of Nations
League
America
Warren G. Harding
Wilson
Washington
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Wall Street
Franklin D Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland and the era of tariffs and reform
The passage outlines Cleveland's presidency and influence from 1880s to 1890s, noting his stance for free trade efforts, civil service reform, and the gold standard. It contrasts his defeats and re election, Bryan and McKinley era tensions, and later calls for tariff reciprocity and currency flexibility. It mentions anti trust battles and opposition to imperialism.
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William Jennings Bryan
William McKinley
Bryan
McKinley
Hull
Van
Democratic Party
Washington
Rorschach Test on Personality Gains Attention
A discussion of the Rorschach inkblot test as a personality or character assessment, its potential future use in fitting young people to civil industry and in evaluating veterans, and how scoring analyzes what the blot suggests, why it may predict work aptitude, with examples from Sarah Lawrence College and practical questions on adolescent menstruation guidance.
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Hermann Rorschach
America
University of California Press
Rorschach
Sarah Lawrence College
Newport Cadet Follows Father in Navy Footsteps
Russell Bagley 21 of Newport New Hampshire named honor man in his recruit company at the training center. His father served in the Navy as a first class motor machinist in the South Pacific and was discharged recently.
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Russell Bagley
Newport
N. H
Navy
South Pacific
Walkie Talkie Ships Expected For Police Fire Units
RCA Victor official H F Mickel says military radio advances push use of walkie talkies for police and fire departments in the sonar era as part of emergency communications upgrades.
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H. F. Mickel
Police and Emergency Communications Division
Rca-Victor
Question on Eurysm Labor Limits
A and B give opposite views on whether a person with an eurism can perform demanding work. The answer endorses A's cautionary stance and suggests continuing with caution.
Holy Roman Emperor First Question Trivia
The query asks who was the first Holy Roman emperor and which part of France the Vikings settled, plus who built a palace in Prussia named San Souci. The text presents three historical trivia prompts rather than a cohesive article.
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Prussia
San Souci
A Naval Life and Fortunes Predicted
A column offers guidance to Clemmens urging self confidence and aggression to advance in naval and medical fields. It notes success next year in secret activities and warns a birthday child faces lucky love and career but risks losses from unwise investments.
Hints on Etiquette and Horoscope Notice
A compact behavioral tip advises a man seated between two women in a car to exit first and assist the women. The page also lists a horoscope with a prompt about sensitivity and a one minute test with named historical figures. It notes prewar U S paprika imports from Hungary exceeding three million pounds in a single year.
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United States
Hungary
Murder Victim Had Premonition Of Death
Hollywood police say Georgette Bauerdorf, 20, warned companion June Ziegler hours before her death to come home with her as she feared being alone. Inspector Penprose noted the victim’s nerves and a potential forced date, with her body later found in a bathtub. A letter from a Seattle writer echoed the nervous confession.
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Hollywood
Georgette Bauerdorf
Hollywood Canteen
William J. Penprose
June Ziegler
George Bauerdorf
Penprose
Gordon Radland
Boeing Field
Seattle
Wash
Washington Moves To Shield Teenage Government Workers
The civil service commission will survey the number and kinds of work held by teen age girls employed by the government in Washington. Civic leaders debate how to shield them after the assault murder of Dorothy Berrum an 18 year old war department clerk from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin a Marine private has been indicted for the killing in a park on October 6. The commission has no tabulations on how many of the 152264 women employed in the Washington area are teen age girls.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Dorothy Berrum
War Department
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Marine Corps
Heating system yields clearer wartime aircraft photos
Allied photographers fix fogged negatives at high altitudes by circulating exhaust heated air inside cameras. A pump distributes hot air over the exterior into the housing, producing perfect combat images. In separate legal notices Betty Christian Welborn, a minor, is urged to appear by guardian ad litem in a divorce action filed in High Point Municipal Court.
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AIR Service Command England
INS
Betty Christian Welborn
W. EB. Christian
High Point
North Carolina
M. W. Nash
Mid Point
Broughton Sets Speaking Dates Across North Carolina and Beyond
Governor Broughton announced campaign speaking engagements through the state democratic executive committee for North Carolina locations Cranberry Avery county Valdese Burke county October 21 Dobson Surry county November 3 Sparta Alleghany county November 4 and nationally for Union County North Carolina in the 25th Illinois district October 24 Minneapolis October 26 Duluth October 27 Princeton West Virginia November 2.
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Raleigh
Broughton
Democratic Executive Committee
North Carolina
Cranberry
Avery County
Valdese
Burke County
Dobson
Surry County
Sparta
Alleghany
National Democratic Executive Committee
Union County
Illinois
Minneapolis
Minn
Duluth
Princeton
W. Va
Coast Guard Runs World’s Largest Fire Boat Fleet
The Coast Guard operates the largest, most up to date fleet of fire boats in the world. Holy stone is a soft sand stone block sailors use to scour and scrub wooden decks.
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Coast Guard
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