Political Complexions Change In Ten Years
The article argues that a 1936-1939 global political shift shows the rise of totalitarian forces in Spain and fascist influence abroad. It notes U S support for non democratic regimes, arms sales to Franco Spain, and Vatican reactions. It contrasts communism and fascism as threats to democracy and cites Al Post with an editor note.
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Roosevelt
Franco
Hitler
Mussolini
France
England
United States
Chamberlain
Germany
Italy
Spain
Madrid
Forze Armate
Pius XII
Rome
U.S. Treasury
China
Holland
Greece
Franco Spain
Vatican
General Peron
Buenos Aires
Intelligible Be Bop Seen As End Of The Genre
Frank Farrara reports a push toward making bop vocals understandable. A mystic in East St. Louis claims two words were understood in a Dizzy Gillespie vocal, triggering a bop headquarters controversy. Theorists warn that mass comprehension could end bop as a subculture.
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Frank Farrara
East St. Louis
Dizzy Gillespie
Bop
Thelonious Monk
Monk
Dizzy
Reams Baylor
Vet's Angle Veterans Should Check Fall GI Bill Eligibility
Veterans planning fall schooling under the GI Bill should verify their certificates of eligibility now to avoid delays. Guidance covers whether current CE remains valid, needs a supplemental form for changes of school or program, how to obtain new certificates, and special GI Insurance dividend application timing.
Bath of Bulls Blood Baptism in Attis Mysteries
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes a ritual use of bulls blood baptism in the mysteries of Attis. The claim appears in classical religion discussions, highlighting sacrificial rites and initiation practices tied to the cult.
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Attis
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Kent Stater Classified Notice Fragment
The Kent Stater notices the paper as a second class matter and records rental suspensions during vacation periods. Entered as second class matter, Oct. 11, in Kent, Ohio.
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Publishe
Lesbne
Rent
Ari Seamercial Prees, Inc
Dentyeler
Kent, Olio
Scriven Counts The Screwballs And Publicity Hoaxes
George Scriven reflects on publicity seekers including a Miss Shirley Mae France and a Cleveland pole sitter. He recounts encounters with a game inventor, a mystic boxer, and a fake prizefighter, noting their schemes failed and vowing not to chase fame through hoaxes.
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Packy McFarland
Shirley Mae France
Massachusetts
English Channel
Cleveland
France
New Parcel Post Meters Cut Time At Post Offices
Post Office Department awarded 300 special postage meter units to speed parcel post service in about 50 cities bringing total meter locations to 927. Clerks weigh packages and print exact postage, reducing line wait and stamp handling while improving hygiene and accountability through read meters. Also notes history of meter usage and a 1858 Flood Rock demolition reference.
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Post Office Department
Uncle Sam
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Les Clark
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