Nazis Mock Pity of Hull Plan on Refugees
Der Fuehrer calls refugees criminals and incorrigible opponents of Nazism while joking about turning them over. The piece questions Smith from Middletown and notes 11 stowaways found in New York harbor as deportation looms. It argues America should remain attractive but warns against indiscriminate admission. Germany’s stowaway issue is posed as a counterpoint.
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Hitler
Hull
der Fuehrer
America
der Angriff
Smith
Middletown
R. Smith
Joe
China
New York Harbor
Germany
Man of action wins $45 after standing in queue saga
Philip Davis, a young attorney, stood in a crowded Albany to New York train line with no attention drawn to him until he sought redress in court. After two years he wins damages of 45 dollars and national gratitude for turning a personal grievance into a public example. Standers in queues and buses feel vindicated by his case.
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Bertram
Bertramo
Albany
New York
Philip Davis
Davis
The Family Doctor War Gases Harm Lungs Skin Eyes Throat
Global nations prepare for poisonous gases with gases like mustard and Lewisite. Mustard gas damages skin lungs and eyes, can be inhaled or absorbed via clothing, causing irritation burns and coughing. Lewisite, an arsenic blistering agent with geranium odor, may pose future hazards though not used in the World War.
Fisherman Hooks 44-Pound Bass After Stolen Catch
Fort Scott report recounts Ju Harrington fishing when his string of 14 fish vanished. He investigates a splash at the bank and finds the line with a 44 pound bass attached, having attempted to swallow one of the fish but failing to take it.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Here
Harrington
Raising a Family Time Education For Three Year Olds
The piece argues against forcing young children to grasp time and abstract math concepts. It says three to four year olds confuse yesterday and tomorrow, and time has no clear message for them. It warns that early comparison of numbers may undermine a child’s confidence and should be avoided except for bright exceptions.
Night Cruise Peril Inspires Courageous Rescue
Joyce Milner and Dick share a risky late voyage back to shore after their motorboat strikes a reef near Hamilton. Obadiah Jones and Joyce cling to a reef as water rises, shouting for help through a dark, improvised vigil that spans two hours with no aid in sight.
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Obadiah
Hamilton
Joyce
Mr. Jones
Mid-Ocean Club
Empress
Obsdiah
Campaign slate announced for Hempstead county in 1938 primary
The Star lists candidates pending party confirmation for the Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938. Names include REGINALD BEARDEN for Sheriff and Collector DICK HUIE for Prosecuting Attorney Eight Judicial District C COOK for Tax Assessor FRANK J HILL for Coality and Probate Clerk and JAMES H PILKINTON for State Senator Ninth District. The rest of the text wanders into unrelated moralizing prose about child rearing and questions.
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The
Star
Hempstead County
Reginald Bearden
Savage Symphonies and a Quiet Scientist
Bruce Catton reviews Savage Symphon y by Frau Lips recounting Julius Lips a Cologne anthropology director driven from his post by the Nazi regime. The book portrays a society that suppresses truth and integrity, bending individuals to its will without overt torture or camps.
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Novi Digitatorship
Trandam House
Evi Lips
Julius Lips
Hitler
Lipssens
Cologne
Faukully
Geeming
Reser
Lips
Egcape
Frau Lips
Britain plans gin fuel to power war effort
Glasgow reports Britain developing war time fuel plan using gin to run vehicles and conserve gasoline for military use. Two self sustaining fuel plants fed by peat or coke are in development and carried by gas cylinders. Buses using the systems are in operation as public filling stations for gas driven vehicles open in Chesterfield.
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Glasgow
Britany
Chesterfield
Spawn of the North Pirate Film Set Near Balboa Harbor
Paul Harrison reports on Hollywood production of Spawn of the North with George Raft as a pirate amid Ketelioven island action. A faux waterfront set near Balboa faced weathered delays as pilings failed and seawalls trembled, while Seals and hotel window shoves complexly animated a chase scene. Cast includes Dorothy Lamour as Nicky Dayal and Raft. ongoing tuna of tank re-shoots and on location meals by a northern resort caterer.
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Hollywood
Furamannt
Tuuky
Balboa
Ketehikan
Aliska
Connery
Salina
Ketelioven Islands
George Raft
Raft
Thift
Balt
Henry Unthaway
Ketchikan Resaurannt
the Hathaway
Ratt
Dorothy Lamour
Nicky Dayal
Nicky
Nome
Franklin and the U S postage stamps birth and use
The article traces Ben Franklin as a colonial postmaster and pivotal figure in U S postal history. It covers his early roles, royal commission, dismissal by Britain, and the colonies creating their own mail system, leading to Franklin as postmaster general and the adoption of official stamps only in 1847. It notes provisional hand stamps used before stamps and references an image of the Mist official U S stamp.
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Oman
America
Colonial Post Office
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Franklin
Maine
Georgia
U. S
View, Inc
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Middleton
Ubert
Adonis
Hubert
Dk. Morris Fishbein Batter
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Washington
Heegewcye
Mark
Himelf
ABC
Joyce Milner
Seratets
Exwater Crumick Milpon
Heres le
Isohel Porth
Travelecy
Seranda
Pluk
Vas
Pd Joyea
Darkey
Obadiah Jones
Yassuh
Dick Huie
Cook
Coality & Probate
Frank Jd. Hill
James H. Pilkinton
Lena
Charles
Bruce Catton
Britain
Pat
By Sylvia
Sweet Home
Paul Harrison
Miss Lamont
Miss Lavour
Don Hal
Swan
Missy Langue
Hathaway
Hart
Miss Lamour
Cali
Spain
Austria
American Postor
Sverem Ht
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