Names in the nets and political fallout described
A fragmented clipping mentions former Louisiana governor Ric hard Leche facing felonious charges after resigning seven months earlier. It lists diverse names, a truck deal probe, and references to socialites and historians, with scattered allusions to Who's Who and notable figures, suggesting a broad, gossip-like roundup.
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Louisiana
Ricchard W. Leche
Query P. Tange
Aelnt
Mofls
Avian Walker Conally
Eborotter Acter
America
Willem Menry Bisbee
U S Defense: Roosevelt Mobilizes for War Amid Growing Threats
President Roosevelt urges wartime preparedness as German advances threaten Paris and London. A bipartisan rally behind defense, possible tax shifts, and a national effort to mobilize resources unfolds with a presidential commission coordinating industry and production to speed armament and aircraft output.
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Congress
Sena
House
Good Neighbors to the South and Abroad Mix in Report
Reports from Central and South America note tensions with Trotsky in Mexico and a Panama plot allegedly aimed at the 1940 presidential election. The Moore-McCormack lines announce new Atlantic Pacific routes, while trade data show a $27 million export decline. Diplomatic shifts include Tay P. Moffat’s nomination to Canada post, and a National Conference of Social Workers convenes in Grand Rapids. Six airmen die in a Mojave bomber crash. Civilian pilots seek up to 50,000 trained via the Civil Aeronautics Authority. A 2–day milk strike disrupts home deliveries amid wage disputes. U.S. Comptroller reports assets at a record high. U.S. civil service rules bar work for suspected communists or affiliated groups.
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Luop Teilaky
Policjey
Mexica
Gagsi Ale “Trotsky
Trotsky
Joseph Stalin
Panama
U.S
Moore-McCormack Limes
North
South America
Atlantic
Pacific
Albert W. Moore
Commerce Department
Army
Mojave
Calif
Civil Aerorauts¢s Authority
Tiewney
Gln Chicacy
U. Compiroller
United States
Alaska
Bayting
Hastory
Civil Serve Commie
Wiles
World’s legendereey machine set standard in hospitals era
Perk op them eer Her and Lauristan Taylor oversaw the project to place a corn emp Atos taf the World’s legendereey machin Capable of promoting mays llow panver of 1. H0 volts assembled in a high voltage lab in Washington DC. The device became a national standard for such machinery in hospitals and cancer clinics.
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Her & Lauristan Taylor
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Se Maren
Sturndurite
Furenu
Washington, D.C
Citizenship Recognition Day urged for Flag Week plan
William Kerr, head of the American Flag Day association, proposes a Citizenship Recognition Day to accompany Flag Week. The plan centers on a June 8 parade with patriotic groups, followed by a public pledge ceremony for new citizens and youth at age 18, aiming to stress civic responsibility and national unity.
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William T. Kerr
American Flag Day Association
United States
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boy Scouts
Republic
East
Mr. Kerr
Europe
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Kerr
Freight Trafic Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kere
Hetsy Hoss
Continental Congress
Massachusetts
Conncticut
Commonwealths
Woodrow Wilan
Lilybad Pattern Keepsakes From General Cutouts for Sale
A faded note describes Lilybad in a quirky ad listing patterns and painting tips for 21-inch cutout figures. It mentions 15 cent patterns, enamel finishes, and a “keyhole and veil” motif, with general cutout directions included with each pattern and painting suggestions.
Dead Sea Life Sparks War Era Chemical Race
The Dead Sea hosts active British chemists engineers and laborers extracting minerals. They aim to secure potash magnesium caustic soda bromine and aluminum once dominated by Germany Russia and Poland, aiding the war machine despite the lake lying 1,286 feet below sea level.
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Dead Sea
Germany
Russia
Poland
Safety in Depth and Lowliness as Virtue
A compact reflection citing Bailey, asserting that true safety comes from lowliness as the base of every virtue and that walking the low path yields the safest conduct. The aphorism emphasizes humility shaping ethical behavior.
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Bailey
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UW. S. Swel Company
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Clothing Workers Union
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Fedral Reserve
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Tay P. Moffat
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