200 Letters Daily Alleged Espionage
Article by Thomas M. Solinsents discusses heightened concerns over espionage and sabotage reports directed at the Department of Justice and defense agencies. It notes white collar mail threats, fears of Nazi German American influence, and warnings from Hoover about broader security risks and loyalty among American citizens.
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Hope City Mayor Leads Civic Unity Amid National Police Efforts
The Hope City government and mayor coordinate with the Department of Justice as police training expands nationwide with hundreds of G men added. J Edgar Hoover says no anti spy drive or vigilantes are needed while efforts to combat sabotage continue. In Pueblo a 57 year old report recalls Osborne Kansas women forming a Ladies Appoto Club with nine survivors still exchanging letters.
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Edgar Hoover
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Final Touch New Lights Modernize Bedroom Decor
A decorative piece by Jean Prentice explains upgrading bedroom lighting to expand perceived space and improve usefulness. A reader’s room shows improved glare control with a shielded lamp, a parchment light shield, and a semi indirect ceiling fixture that spreads soft light.
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Frozen Sleep As Cancer Remedy Explored By Doctors
Howard W. Blakeslee reports on human hibernation or frozen sleep, its six week to life prognosis, and the rapid spread of trials across hospitals. Doctors Fay and Smith lead research, noting potential for cancer pain relief, tumor shrinkage, and extended life, while warning about unknown safety limits and the need for careful supervision.
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Associated Press
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Lawrence W. Smith
Philadelphia
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Fishermen mine unusual rock ashore in McLean Arm inlet
Otto Nelsom and his partner, both fishermen, found an unusual rock four years ago and brought it to the assay office. They are now mining the property and installing a mill at Juneau. More than 70 countries offer varying protections for inventions.
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Juneau
Alaska
Otto Nelsom
McLean Arm Inlet
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