War threatens London as raids loom and evacuation plans begin
The correspondent reports looming aerial raids on London and calls for mass evacuation. City life would halt with theaters closed and transit reduced while 2,000,000 adults and 500,000 schoolchildren prepare for shelter. Government offices may relocate and Parliament could convene outside London if needed. Banks and shipping firms may scatter to Wales and Scotland to ensure continuity.
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Quote Fragments From Union Leader And Polish Adviser
The excerpt cites John Lewis of the UMW opposing guard troops being sent to Harlan County and a Slovakian context praising German aid to establish a state with Wladimir Celewicz voicing support for the Polish government. The text ends noting regret over useless topics and shifts in international lines.
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Outdoor furniture showcases individuality and variety
New York based columnist Marian Young highlights affordable, stylish outdoor sets in rattan wood and iron for porches terraces and lawns. Cushions are fade proof and water resistant, with formal and casual styles including children’s pieces and portable beach tables.
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Eight Express Cars of Tomato Plants Shipped From Howard
Nashville Ark J s Elder reports the town of Howard County shipped another express car of tomato plants, the eighth this season, with five or six more cars expected before season end in about ten days. Roy Wieder and the Adams brothers are noted heavy shippers, sending most plants to Indianapolis for canning facilities. The crate type used was developed by Elder.
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Postmaster Dies in North Little Rock at 62
North Little Rock postmaster A Horton, age 62, died at home Tuesday from heart disease. He had served at the post office since July 16, 1910. Survivors include his widow, two daughters, two sons, and two brothers. Funeral arrangements not announced immediately.
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Unclear text fragment about debts, laws, and politics
Fragmentary report mentions mysterious debt balls, lights off at bat, Ohio female barmaid law, Roosevelt tunnel beef order, Congress beet plants, jobless growth, and a seed crop claim of nearly 400 pounds of ornate seed locally.
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