Flight force claims rise amid democratic powers balance
Senator Laurel Egnac reports to the International Democratic Academy that democratic nations equal totalitarian forces in airpower. He says France and England buying American planes boosts democratic strength beyond Italy and Germany combined, with Russia as a large reserve. Independent aeronautical circles doubt his figures, noting production gaps and plane types.
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Wright's First Flight In A Decade
Orville Wright, credited with the first airplane with his late brother Wilbur, makes his first air trip in L0 years aboard the Douglas DC 4 super transport at Dayton Ohio. Benny Howard piloted the flight.
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Finland Pays On War Debt
Finland paid $160 403 in principal and interest on its U S debt marking continued on time payments. Among nations owing more than ten billion dollars Finland stands as the only one never to miss an installment. Hungary recently began small token payments as part of a settlement effort while Britain and France have advised they cannot pay. The payment was acknowledged in a ceremony at the Secretary of the Treasury office.
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Finnish Minister Hands Payment to Morgenthau in Tokyo
Finnish Minister to the United States Hijahnar Procope smiles as he hands a payment to Treasury Secretary Morgenthau during a visit described in the News-Tee.
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The Human Side Of The News By Edwin C Hill
Edwin C Hill reflects on political career pitfalls from actions like Napoleon’s Louisiana purchase while musings touch on Antarctica’s hidden coal fields and possible resources under ice. The piece surveys past eras, climate shifts, and the hope of future exploration and reform in a sweeping, provocative tone.
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New Castle Elks Honor Flag Day With Edmunds Talk
New Castle Elks held Flag Day services during a regular lodge meeting. Principal speaker Thomas C. Edmunds, chief clerk to the county Permanent Registration Bureau, noted the flag’s mystery and meaning to Americans. Exalted Ruler Hugh D. Graham presided.
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Rose Avenue Woman Hurt In Store Fall
Mrs Sue 5 Powell of 927 Rose Avenue is in Newcastle Hospital with back injuries after slipping from a ladder in Economy Shoe Shop where she works. Doctors say no bone fracture is suspected though full extent of injuries remains undetermined. An ambulance took her to the hospital.
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The Great Game Of Politics Commentary On Roosevelt’s 1944 Fate
A weary snapshot of political maneuvering about Roosevelt’s third term. The piece argues a third party would aid the Republicans, while a third-term strategy could shape the Democratic convention and Roosevelt’s influence. It sketches how either path risks defeat and reshapes the 1944 landscape.
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Fragmentary political commentary on third term doubts
The fragment discusses repudiation of policies and a president’s seeming foolishness in political matters. It references the White House and Corcorgnites, suggesting impaired judgment and cautious reflections on a possible third term and its implications.
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