Patriots All the Time National Guard Drive Aimed at Strength
A 1940 editorial urges support for National Guard recruitment during a two month drive tied to National Guards Day on Sept. 16. It notes goals of 98,888 enlistments immediate, 250,000 for the year, and 862,000 by June 1941, praising Guard service in disasters and wartime lessons. It stresses enduring need for a trained force and the Guards motto about citizens and patriots.
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Solomon’s parable frames UN Palestine partition debate
Washington columnist compares UN Palestine partition proposal to King Solomon’s tale of the two mothers. He notes past commissions and statements by Truman and Marshall, warns partition could inflame Arab world and fuel bloodshed, and urges prudent, unified policy rather than division. The piece argues current US policy should avoid endorsing partition to prevent wider regional conflict.
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Televised surgery could revolutionize medical education
Four afternoons of an international Clinical Congress showcased RCA telecast innovations that yielded near perfect results. Televised operations offer clearer views than theater demonstrations, lower costs than filming, and immediate results. Network TV could let medical students nationwide observe top surgeons and study cases in real time, aiding practicing physicians without leaving home.
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Histoplasmosis in the United States and X ray findings
Doctor notes histoplasmosis a tropical disease now increasing in the eastern central United States. It ranges from mild to fatal, diagnosed by fungi in blood or bone marrow, treated with sulfa drugs or antimony, and via radium or X rays for localized disease.
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Bullfighting terms and historical trivia Q&A roundup
A compiled Q and A covering matadors and pleaders in bull fighting, the origin of volunteer fire departments in New York under Peter Stuyvesant, why Latin names are used for flowers, Wyoming as the first state to grant women’s suffrage, and a record ocean depth near Mindanao at 85 400 feet.
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United States
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Philippines
We The Women II electric aid for the lazy life
A humorous account questions a proposed electric bedside aid that stays on after the switch off to help a woman undress and settle in bed. The piece notes that regardless of duration, it favors women over men and suggests a two switch design to suit a family routine. It cites common prebed activities like removing shoes, mirror checks, curling hair, applying creams, and trying on a new hat.
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Hat designer Keneth Hopkins scorns hats in Hollywood glare
In Hollywood a noted hat designer Keneth Hopkins mocks actresses for being hatless and argues a woman’s focus should be on headwear. He bristles at Jane Murgell for rejecting hats and boasts of crafting eye catching styles for stars like Dorothy Lamour and Myrna Loy while recounting playful anecdotes about clients and fashion faux pas.
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West Point Academy Founded by March 16 1802
In a noteworthy historical note the establishment of a military academy at West Point is highlighted with emphasis on the date March 16 1802. The piece references George Washington urging such an academy and outlines early steps toward its creation.
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U S Representative W Horizontal 1 5 Pictured
Puzzle-like quiz item lists clues for a mixed crossword style grid featuring a U S Representative from Nebraska, with entries across and down. The fragment shows scattered wordplay, numeric tags, and several incomplete clue prompts awaiting solution.
Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Snippet
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered terms such as Pus 25 Vessels 36 Dispatches 30 Mohammedan 40 Poker stake prince 41 Misplace 31 Australian 42 Palm Oly shoals 4) Single 32 New York 46 Diving bird Jake 47 Brown 34 Songs mn aban 35 Omits wy nw 52 Eacth goddess.
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Bevin's Gold Demand Frays Anglo American Talks
National Whirligig outlines the Bevin Truman dispute over Fort Knox gold reserves, Snyder Hadley talks, and Britain’s loan changes. It notes Britain’s two demanded changes, London’s alleged policy violations, and Snyder’s stance amid a broader U.S. foreign policy struggle with Europe and communism.
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Snyder
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