Propaganda and prices color New York World Fair coverage
Washington reports accuse the World Fair of heavy propaganda with foreign exhibits paying for exposure. The piece notes slick displays and subtle messaging while criticizing restaurant pricing and a Swiss schooling tale of Giuseppe with duty on new clothes. It also recalls the Federal Reserve veto on interlocking bank directorates and delays to an expansion bill.
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Washington
Paganda
Switzerland
Giuseppe
Guizeppe
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Federal Reserve
Murder on the Boardwalk continues with a secret meeting
Christine Thorenson tracks a dangerous spy linked to her cousin and a troubling death. At a harboring safe room she confronts a clairvoyant who hints at involvement in Mrs. Talbert’s death and a plot to uncover threats on the Boardwalk.
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Geristine
Christine
Lucile
Russ Thorenson
Chandrat
Miss Thorenson
Mrs. Talbert
President vetoes interlocking bank directorates extension
The extension bill failed, a presidential veto followed, and the order extending the date to February 1 remained valid. Washington officials’ wives sought new gowns, one woman choosing two dresses to take home on trial, leaving the other undecided.
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Congress
Federal Reserve
Washington
Commissioner Sale Notice In Hempstead County
Public sale under a 1939 chancery decree in case 251. The property lies in Hempstead County and includes multiple quarters totaling about 60 acres. Auction conducted by Commissioner Ralph Bailey at the Cissens National Bank entrance on Second and 11th Streets in Hope on September 2, 1999, with three installment credit and required bond, interest, and title conditions.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
A. D
Frankie Hughson Thomasson
F. ©. Hughson
Cissens National Bank
City of Hope
Spits
Mortheas
See
Beenen
Hermpptrad
Hitler Sees Poland Conflict and Danzig Corridor
The speech portrays German leaders arguing that the Danzig corridor and Polish actions threaten Reich security. It warns that Poland must concede Danzig and return the corridor or face war, asserting Germany cannot accept continued oppression of Germans in border regions. Daladier is urged to understand Germany’s position and the likely outcome.
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Danzig
Herr Dela, Jrlier
Nejouer
Marseille
France
Herr Daledier
Germany
Algave- Lorraine
Poland
Herr Daladier
Versail
Fragmented 20th Century War Ruminations Surface
The text contemplates possible Allied and Axis strengths and routes in a hypothetical Mediterranean theater. It references Italy, France, Britain, Belgium, and Germany, weighing land and naval maneuvers and the idea of Paris as a key objective amid debated strategies.
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Ctaly
France
Mediterraneat
Mediterranean
Germany
Paris
Belgie
Tlan
England
Britain Girds for War If Hitler Seeks Concessions
London officials outlined a firm stance by Britain and Poland against German demands. A cabinet plan anticipated a published exchange with Hitler and a possible German reply, with air and naval actions likely to target military objectives and crucial resources if negotiations fail.
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London
Mandya
Poland
Geremany
Hillee
Britain
Potind
Hitler
Hiter
Eng- Lins
Highlights and critique of early Soviet policy debate
A garbled excerpt reviews a modern age critique of Riessinayism and Soviet progress. It cites U.S. urban growth, housing, and industry as drivers of change, arguing socialism is in its infancy and the USSR remains in a primitive stage, with mixed views on Russia’s living conditions.
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Wat Stoan
Riessinay
Walter Cluiie
Fred Beals
Eugene Lyons
Andee Gide
Russia
U. S
Fragmentary transcription of Soviet era critique text
The readable lines discuss a distorted view of Soviet oppression, refer to a new social order, and mention decades of repression and a change in labeling. It reads like a critical, unclear pamphlet about constant control, ideological shifts, and a sense of lost perspective from the era.
Sargon Promises Energy Boost for Simple Anemia
Overworked men and women with simple anemia are urged to take Sargon to restore red blood cell levels, regain pep and energy, and improve personal appeal. The ad claims the product repairs deficiency, offers a risk-free trial with a refund, and is sold by druggists.
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Sargon
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Elinore Cowan Stone
NEA Seavion, Inc
Bill
Lucille
Decker
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White
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Silvertown
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Hope, Ark
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Ark
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Hope Trerry
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