Europe on the brink of an illusory peace amid war fears
The piece argues no European leader will risk peace by proposing a stalemate while nations prepare for the next war. It warns that a so called peace conference would yield a fragile, temporary halt followed by deeper conflicts and domestic upheaval, urging leaders to act toward genuine peace. It cites President Roosevelt’s proposal and stresses the public’s desire for true peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
North
Africa
Arma
Roosevelt
Diabetes and insulin treatment busts of medical insight
An article explains rising diabetes prevalence due to longer lifespans and insulin's role in managing sugar. It describes carbohydrate metabolism, urine sugar tests, diet control, and insulin injections, noting advances toward fewer injections through new insulin formulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boely
Howest
Fdriew
Stow-Netitiy. Com
Bid law debate echoes in Senate exchanges
A excerpted 1950s Senate scene shows Tom M. Girdier and George W. Nomis trading quips over Wagner act amendments. Bridges and Norris spar over political paths, while Elliott Roosevelt and Bernard Baruch weigh neutrality and freedom. A pianist adds a note on American liberty.
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Tom M. Girdier
Dhesrman
Republic Steel Corp
Gort
George W. Nomis
Nebraska
Senate
EH. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Relie
H. Styles Bridges
Norris
Wicely
Elliott Roosevelt
Bernard M. Baruch
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
God Bless America
The
Freedom
Ignace Packrewski
Fnmuta
Palani
A Favorite Fruit Puzzle Clue And Answer Pack
A reader provided a complex transposed puzzle list with clues and answers across horizontal and vertical sections. The page includes multiple cross references like Mother, Ray, Bombarded, Armadillo, scheme, relax, and various definitions. The content suggests a filled-in crossword style with terms linked to fruits, animals, tools, and common words, reflecting a spring themed word game.
Whatley v Whatley warns defendant to appear in court
Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas issues warning to H A Whatley to answer the complaint filed by Faye Whatley within thirty days. Witnessed by Clerk Ralph Bailey and attorney Staggs on April 28, 1939, with additional dates listed April 29 and May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court of
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Faye Whatley
H. A. Whatley
Ralph Bailey
Ft, Staggs. Atty
Answers to Cranium Crackers in Page Aue
A garbled OCR listing names and figures follows General Pershing. It includes Andrew Carticgle AmUlard Fillmore Cobb Andrew Jackson and Ab Smith with Calvin Coulvntge Henry Woodworth Lorpfehow among the misread entries.
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Airestiis
General Pershing
Andrew Carticgle
Amulard Fillmore
T'y, Cobb
Andrew Jackson
Ab Smith
Calvin Coulvntge
Henry Wodaworth Lorpfehow
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
Palmer & Alex
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Star Building
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Associated Press
OFEA
Teans Ears
Enternrise Assum
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
LaFayette
Ae Arena
Iris
Star
St Rel U
Pat Om
Dr, Morris
Fisliberin
Journal of the America Medical Aadoctation
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Mygulo
Menlth Magazine
Feeeddrir
Pail Schwyntz
Edhsul
New York
Ondescorting
Cornelius Heights
Rufis-Heridon
R. T. Withit &Co
Enone
Franklin’ Furniture
Archer Motor
Spring Hill
Old Well
Ats
Frank Schooley
Hope Route
Ada
Roldo Rowden Cotton Seed
C. E. Boyce
East Avenue C
Eden
East Ave
Belle Phillips
Sop Sale
Phileo
Philco Electric
Automobile Supply Co
Snowden Hardwood Export Co
Alexandria
Louisiana
Patterson’s
Prank Hutchens
Division
St. Phone
Madame Tempie
Tom Carrel
W. B. Calloway
John Smith
Colony of
Virginia
Jamestown
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Wylie
Third
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Gerald
Boots
Esker
J. R. Williams
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Weis
Iidk
Randy
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Talley Cop
Hamlin
Carol Mekees
KO Mor
T Mae
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Traiap
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Wwe
Manet Mase
Virgina
Freckles
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Sam
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