Origins of the Associated Press in the West and Struggle
The article outlines the AP’s Western origins from 1890 to 1900, noting key figures like Vie wsen and Melville, conflicts with New York AP, and moves toward a cooperative Illinois incorporation. It mentions press factions, secession attempts, and the 1900 status, with references to West and Southern members and a 1900 reorganization.
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Hempstead
LaFayette
United “States
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Associated -Washburn
A. Present
Associated Press
Viewsen
Chicago News
Associated ' Press
West
New Yorkew-York AP
Melville
A. P
New York
Walter Kalen
Hope Basket Any
C. C. Lewis
Prescott
Mexico Faces Refugee Aid Amid Protests and Funds
Mexican government remains sympathetic to refugees with two main committees guiding aid. Indalario Prieto and Juan oversee relief efforts and funds, drawing scrutiny from United groups over fund management. Refugees report headaches and rising protest pressure as daily arrivals continue.
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Indalerio Prieto
Juan In
Republ
Refugee aid hampered by costs and work scarcity
The piece notes refugees struggle to find jobs in cities and rely on aid committees. Officials say Greece may take about 10,000 refugees, far fewer than exaggerated figures of 100,000 due to shipping costs and wartime constraints.
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Greece
British Troops and Air Raids Hit Tripoli in Two Raids
Heavy guns support near a town heights. British planes damage Libyan Tripoli shipping in two raids January 1 and Friday. Italian defenses from Chimara sector to Klisura Tepeteni breached. fierce Fascist tank assaults on coast and northern front described.
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Chimara
Klisra-Tepeleni
Klisura-Tepeleni
Mounttain Pass
Elbassani
Albania
Britsh Raf
Tirana
Tripoli
Middle East Command
French Cabinet Reorganized Under Petain Regime
The French cabinet was reorganized with Admiral Jean Darlan General Charles Huntziger and Pierre Etienne Plandin taking broad powers under Chief of State Petain. Paul Baudouin reportedly retires from power as secretary of state for the presidency of the council. An estimated 28 million phonograph records are purchased by Americans annually.
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Vichy
Jean Darlan
Charles Huntziger
Pierre
Etienne Plandin
Petain
Paul Baudouin
Council
Defense year in three parts signals drive for arms
AP report outlines a year split into idle months, a six month push for defense funding, and a pivotal shift to mobilize the economy for war. Knudsen and Nelson warn of lagging production, call for around the clock work, and detail bottlenecks in aircraft and shipbuilding while Roosevelt moves toward a war basis.
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JIOM
Grover AP
Weiler
America
William
Knudsen
Donald Nelson
National Defense Commission
Nelson
Roosevelt
U. S
Britain
Picayune
Congress
France
Knudserij
Army
U.S
Navy
Army Air Program
Defense Commission
Howard Smith
D-Va
William Green
AFL
Third Term to Make History Inaugurals of the Past Have Done That
By Jack Stinnett Washington President Roosevelt will inaugu rate a historic third term as he moves from the White House along Pennsylvania Avenue toward the Capitol. The piece notes that inaugurals of previous eras have likewise broken precedent, signaling a transformative moment in American politics.
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Britain
Atlantic
Caribbean
Air Force
Capitol
George Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mount Vernon
Federal Hall
New York City
KR. R. Livingston
City of New York
Senate Chamber
James Monroe
Senate
House
William Henry Harrison
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Aa Company
Virginia Riflemen
New Jersey Avenue
Jack Stinnett
1600
White House
President Polk
Benjamin Harrison
Poll
Harrison
Jame Madison
Georgetown
Warren G. Uarding
Woodrow Wilson
Pierce
Grant
Apache Geronimo
West Politars
Roosevelt W
Giant Oak in Builder's Way Goes Right in Living Root
A Mountainside New Jersey story recounts Dr. Pid Wood, a retired Westfield surgeon, enlarging his mountain cabin around a 90 foot living root oak tree. The home, built around the tree, overlooks Westfield and forms a rambling six-room bungalow, with a roots-and-tree motif central to its character.
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Pid Wood
Westfield
Dr. Wool
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