Nation eyes strong navy buildup as world threats grow
An Associated Press report outlines a push for a powerful U S Navy to deter international aggression. It notes proposals in 1938 to expand shipbuilding, strengthen battleships, and increase naval strength, with officials debating costs and strategic value amid mounting global tension.
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Tarrington
Dec
Bouretecy Taateks
Mendey
Tous Naval
Annie Gherty
Varsailian
Fragmented OCR hints at postal legal notice and signature
Readable fragments show references to a legal matter involving postmasters, attorneys general, and a request or warning tied to mail or forwarding procedures. Other bits mention dates, signatories, and locations, but the text remains garbled and uncertain.
London and Paris Accept Wilsons Views On Freedom of Seas
Report from London and Paris outlines reactions to President Wilson and Lloyd George regarding freedom of the seas and postwar order. Analysts note Wilson’s openness on the League of Nations and allied strategy, with emphasis on American participation and French-British cooperation.
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London
Paris
Wilson
Laue
Arthur M. Evans
Franch Chaaminr
Loyd George
Petit
Witt
Nathan
Amottan
France
Syreom
Alliea
Wilaog
United
Tates
Conan Bare
Yrardom
Severo
Icieg Surerpte
Samaitty
Yau' Lanya Gamera
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Arad
Atthabad
Aloe
Toros Menamary
Howevat
Ron
Daniels Mal
Dace
Uy Dalla
Denlolr
BUTY
Acarith
Pau Contersck
Rapabia
Pau
Pat Baie
Ermatuanta
Aiea
Cape
Ce Kas Min
Geannesige
Sacha
Xewral
Aguinat
Linchins
Philadelphia
Ust
Otten
Kahane Ke
Brey
Fea
Burton Cree
Nash
Prealdnat
Annem
Hutz
Tom
Chopra
Society of Nations
Tae Mat
Etree
Tara Haemacgn
Elie Eave
Wilnonsk
Chmanoen
Prewlar
Daputiea Mae bin
Commandina
Syure
Laoya
Raat Pena
Tror
Sory
Uae
Arom
League of Nations
Allh—Wilson
Associated Press
Manchuesten
Peardeat Wilson
Andrers
Hla
Lloyd George
Malfour
India
Hart
Washington
Den
Ptr i Aut Forum
Atewlah Literary Sonaty
Desay
Abe
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