Input prompts with diplomatic posts quiz
The text lists diplomatic assignments: Florence Harriman as minister to Norway, Joseph P Kennedy as ambassador to England, William Phillips as ambassador to Italy, Alvin Owsley as minister to Denmark, and Joseph P Davies as ambassador to Belgium.
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Florence Harriman
Norway
Joseph P. Kennedy
England
Williamy Phillips
Italy
Alvin Owsley
Denmark
Joseph P. Davies
Belgium
WPA As Institution Aims To Endure Through Hard Times
The WPA caravan continues through the economic desert, now carrying about 2,000,000 workers with bills totaling over 2.2 billion dollars through 1938. Officials warn relief costs strain federal, state, and local budgets, with job programs likely to persist into the 1940 campaign as a lasting response to poverty and privation.
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Tito
Wtar
WPA
WEA
United States
F.C. Hartington
Harrington
Jen. IL
The Family Doctor on Tuberculosis Decline and Prevention
This installment notes tuberculosis drop from 1900 to 1937 with 69,324 deaths in 1937, 4.8 percent of all deaths, and cites progress from new knowledge and control methods. It urges school screening with X rays and tuberculin tests and mentions preventoriums as part of ongoing prevention efforts.
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Associated Press
Star
United States
ICE QUEEN Puzzle Solution Related Clues
The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and definitions including words like South Africa eye socket Christmas carol law and other terms. It appears to be a filled crossword style puzzle outline with numerous cross references and theme hints across both directions.
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South Africa
Swiss Insist They Are Not German
Berne reports Swiss object to Nazi era atlas labeling Germans living outside the Reich as German Switzerland. Editors warn readers to avoid conflating Swiss identity with German nationality. Zürich papers rally Swiss sentiment against being classified as German by Nazi publishers.
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Berne
Reich
Knaup
Berlin
T-Maps
Switzerland
Howe
Allas
Zurich
Tuberculosis Treatment and Prevention in Early Infancy
The article discusses early disease healing, rest, food, and fresh air as key. It covers modern sanatoriums for advanced cases and lung rest via artificial pneumothorax, with possible surgical wearment. It considers eliminating infection sources to protect children and questions if death rates can drop further.
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Ganatorium
World Without By Pri ehevich reviews Balkan states
In a lengthy critique Pri ehevich analyzes southeastern Europe after World War I. He notes how Austria Hungary and Albania vanished under German and Italian influence, while small nations persist amid shifting borders. The piece discusses ethnographic diversity, displaced peoples, and the fragile future political map of the region.
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Austria
Czechoslovikia
Albania
Stoyan Priehevich
Reynal and
Mitcheuck
Pribichevich
Certaen
Betwen Fragne
Athens
Elen
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Austia
Hungamania
Jugoslavia
Vulgaria
Euier
Cepetin
Avanthia
Germany
Taly
Exanat
Southey
Rusapas
Hallas
Atin
Tur Jn
Ube
Slov
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