Roosevelt praise and political language in wartime broadcast
An archival tirade critiques political rhetoric during a wartime radio broadcast. It contrasts admiration for Franklin D. Roosevelt with accusations of self-glorification, linking the president to Democratic party loyalties and questioning motives behind public praise. The disjointed text imitates a debated, noisy discourse on leadership and ideology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Democratic
Tefferson
Tack- Neveland
Walken
Anklin
Delano Roosevelt
Eeth Rattle Sues Afhss Over Damages Filed
Laid out in fragmented terms a legal action alleging damages related to a dental incident. The filing references a claim amount around 34 pounds in weight and a monetary demand of about $0,829, with obscure names and entities appearing.
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Cal
Delbert
Editorial Comment on Public Recovery and Temporary Advantages
Fragmented editorial text discusses how American readers judge recovery and temporary gains, weighing good and bad aspects, questioning plans and immediate effects, and whether true menacing pressures exist, with a muted call for careful consideration.
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Medina
Drought Boosts Milk Prices and Runs Short
The article notes a milk shortage worsened by droughts, with producers and milk depots facing limited supplies. Prices at pasteurized milk depots in Middlestart are expected to rise as demand remains high and the drought persists.
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Creawell
Middlestara
Crummies Coal Mine Fire Injures Several Workers
A mine blaze at Crummies Coal Mine caused extensive smoke and heat. Firefighters and company crew fought the flames for hours as emergency teams searched for trapped workers. Relatives and local authorities prepared for potential stabilizing actions and repairs in the hillside area.
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Maines
Cane Wimghan
Atternatys
Aytalis
Nicanss
Teain
Metile Art Company
Oetiniabee
No Officers at Oak Harbor Proving Grounds
In a garbled report, cavalry detachments were stationed at the proving grounds near Oak Harbor seven miles away. The text notes no officers present and hints at military reconnaissance and fortification activities in that period.
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Dak Harbor
Ine Proving Grounds
Minh Wil Bi
Oak Harbor
Post Listening and Night Insurance Policy Racket
A fragmentary page item references a contrived policy offering post theatre insurance against laws, plus a political rally at Democratic HQ with music and dancing. It notes deputy clerk Knipp finally securing a marriage license, despite repeated attempts, and mentions weather, alcohol cases, and road work updates in Middlesboro with local names and streets.
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Man- Ting
Knipp
Leask
Modern Times Charlie’s Best Returns to Town After Absence
A long absent Charlie Chaplin returns to town to premiere Modern Times. A sepia era audience at the Manritye Theatre greets Chaplin with enthusiasm as he plays a factory worker and tramp, navigating jailbreaks and odd jobs amid elaborate set designs and mechanical humor.
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Vesterbin
Charlie
Chaplin
Hia
Medirn
Petoel
Amonstin
Inten Hospital
Be Gallant Do By Marie Bible Loken
Dean Spencer, a schoolteacher in a small town, is invited to a secretarial post in New York by Julian Sloane, while Joan Mary becomes involved with Sloane and Garrity. As Joan assists Julian in his fiction work, she battles jealousy and mixed signals, with a party night clouding her mood and a chapter deadline looming.
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Lacy,’ Ay
Marie Bible Loken
Tins Fieger
Dean Spencer
Taurn
Ymarret
Durethp
Ake Ves
Stephan Wie
Ghywlelan
New York
Ane
Ita
Win
Van
Julian Joans
Joan
Mturioun
Dear
Ake Nye
Sloane
Joan Mary Mede
Toya
Satma
Shen Han Djagox
Jou
Arta
ASON
BYORY
Borothy Paine
Dorothiy
Curalde
Tull
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Talian
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Ila
Joas
Wren
Talus
Julian Sloane
Guch Omar
Joan Wisset
Makeville
Gabe
Iid
Bone
Sonn
Alex
Andy Haven
Jon
Westchester
Max
Darkeneg Goren
Alex Garrity
Fugate Returns From Demo Convention Amid Praise
Fugate speaks of a productive six days at the convention in Philadelphia. He notes Governor George Earle personally arranging transport for Kentucky delegates and praises Milton Chandler and Barkley. Fugate says Kentuckians showed pride and considers the experience a great honor with no regrets.
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Sia
Fugate
Maiot
Roosevelt
Provident
Fogste
Philadelphia
Deslogatus
George Earle
Pennsylvania
Wowite
George Tyre
Aso
Kentucky
Triavon
Chandlers
Chandler
Barkly
Tan
Pugate
Barkley
Chindler
Middlesboro
Relief Works in New Phase Begins Under WPA Plan
Washington reports the administration advancing a third large public works program with more than 3,000,000 employed for ten months starting July 1. Administrator Harry Hopkins announced WPA wages would average 44 a month, mirroring the March level and signaling continued controversy in the relief high command.
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Washington
Relief High Command
Narry J. Hopkins
Bion Ft
Wage policy proposal limits earnings under new rules
The document outlines reductions in working hours and a rule to set wages by tool administrators. It indicates a plan to prevent workers from earning above the new capped rate, with details to be determined under the prevailing hourly wage framework. The text references effort to formalize oversight to limit earnings.
Two Boys Find Head of Body in Kentucky Lake
Carrollton detectives recover the head and hands of a man found in a crushed crate while two boys swim in a lake. The unidentified, about 60 years old, with grey hair and a gold tooth, had been placed in a box and hidden. Local youths James Bunty and Arthur Hart, both 19, found the remains as authorities investigate the mutilated body reported two weeks earlier.
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Carrollton
Ahenif Walton Hanks
Louisville
Cincinnati
James Bunty
Arthur Hart
Bath
Autley
Old violin worth $5 000 found in Turdick family
For 65 years a violin stayed with the Turdick family. Jur lick Tearn recently learned the instrument is a genuine Antin, crafted in rage and valued at $15,000.
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Toseph Turdick
Jurlick
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