The Gooree MacDenjild Controversy Outsmarts All
A fragmentary remark shows frustration over failing to obtain a person named Gooree MacDenjild. The casual note hints at a broader dispute or pursuit, with a hint of resignation about the stubborn obstacle and the desire to specific help.
Atomic Bomb Debate Presses for Expert Conclusions
A Truman Attlee statement sparks continued debate among scientists and leaders about sharing or keeping the atomic bomb secret. Dr Arthur Compton argues for sharing under an international police system, while others urge caution. The public seeks clear expert conclusions before a global discussion on whether to save or use atomic weapons.
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Arthur Th. Carpton
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Roosevelt Plans for Wide Expansion of Government Work
The Washington column outlines President Roosevelt's forward looking ideas on a broader government role, including public works, planning, and records management. It notes his thinking on federal projects beyond immediate relief, and mentions how these notions might influence policy directions and administrative actions in the near term. It describes the general mood in Washington and hints at how bureaucrats might implement suggested expansions.
Fragmented tale of Ann and social entanglements after Jork's marriage
Ann contemplates life after Jork's marriage, debating friendly liaisons and a home move while facing social pressures. Connie and Betsey influence her mood as she muses on dating, money, and independence, amid conversations about Jack and Toffe. The scene shifts between domestic detail and flirtatious dilemmas as Ann weighs her next step.
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Ann Teker
Miranger
Jork
Che
Ann
Calla
Tinkug Lowethyr
Annie
Deuke
From My Window By Robert L. Kincaid
A fragmentary reminiscence titled From My Window recalls Mrs Frick’s parrot Jim. The pet, described as affectionate and intelligent, lived with the Fricks, reacted to people and sounds, and was eventually poisoned. Jim’s burial and exhumation are noted, with memories of his quirks and a final report that he may have been carried away by children in a parade.
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John Doms
Wright Brothers
United Nations
John
Jim
Frick
Ome
Ahvel
Bequinea
Alors
Jonah Teil
Pat Cron
Myre
Thera Wits Vlna
Tie Frick Hoehold
Fri
Jhim
Veterans form cooperative pool for surplus assets profits
Veterans create a cooperative to buy government surplus assets, matching pilots mechanics and engineers with opportunities. The effort aims to repurpose surplus property into profitable ventures such as an air freight service linking Portland Oregon to Yukon Alaska, backed by War Assets Corporation financing and three year payment terms.
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Pomchas
New York
Portland
Oresea
Yukon
Alaska
War Assets Corporation
Viel Trundles Surghis Property
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