Political Elite Debate Reaches Roosevelts Era Leaders
Former Roosevelt officials clash on government power with James Farley warning of an alien political elite and Robert Jackson cautioning about a large permanent state. Jackson, speaking at Syracuse University, warns of government overreach while Farley comments on shifts toward elite governance during the era.
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Robert H. Jackson
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Great Britain
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Garden Queries on Victory Garden Science and Flavor
Gardeners seek answers about how identical soil yields diverse vegetables. The piece ponders how dirt alchemy transforms tasteless clods into peppers, canteloupes, and beets, and how peas onions and pigments come from one field. It reflects on pigments and colors in crops and the mystery of soil’s influence.
Extermination Lesson at Fort Bliss Describes Brutal Knife Attacks
At Fort Bliss Texas a cavalry captain demonstrates lethal combat techniques to his men detailing silent knife strikes to vital targets and finishing moves. The gruesome guidance includes thrusts behind the windpipe through the neck and brutal finishing kicks to the face.
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Peter Edcon
Fort Bliss
Texas
Elcor
Public exhibition plan for Hitler Mussolini Horohito letters
A reader proposes a sensational punishment plan for Hitler Mussolini and Horohito. He suggests public cells in a dense area, paid viewing, and proceeds to distribute among affected countries. He warns against quick death, favors long confinement and reflection, and ties money to world relief. He also notes a separate item about anger fear theory linked to hair and eye color and head shape from an eminent scientist.
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Reader's Digest
Hitler
Mussolini
Horohito
Treasury Department
Son of Heaven
Mastering One Word Each Day Veneration今日
Lesson notes cover common usage errors in phrases like would have and mispronunciations vehemence and Sirius. It explains synonyms for character and temperament and presents today’s word Veneration defined as the highest respect and reverence with a quotation from Addison.
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Addison
Anniversary Exercises of the city M C A held at Reformed church
Fifty years ago local items report the Annual Exercises of the city M C A at the Reformed church with a large audience and a comprehensive year-end report by president William C. Birely. Other notes cover a near miss on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks from obstructing cross ties, discouraging April May ice trade, a letter questioning a new reservoir, and a fishing ban in county waters during May.
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Haige
William C. Birely
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick County Lime Company
Board of Aldermen
Preathanaba Cys Cels
Potomac River
Fudge Landis Speech Promotes Clean Baseball Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago Baseball commissioner Fudge Landis addressed Blue Ridge League representatives at a banquet in the Francis Scott Key hotel praising clean play for the benefit of the sport. A touring car skid near New Market spilled liquor on the road, drawing minor fines. A real estate sale of the Werthamer estate raised six thousand six hundred twenty dollars at court house auction. Attorney General Frvant Der Armstrong of Hagerstown attended the Key hotel dinner urged by the Western Maryland Republican Club to announce his candidacy for governor.
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Fudge Kenesaw Mountain Landis Missioner
Francis Scott Key
New Marke
Uuveroy
Frederick Werthamer
Court House
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Genfrat
War Interpreted as Aleutian Campaign Proceeds Slowly
The Attu reconquest drags into a second week due to weather and limited air and naval support. The effort promises to extend beyond Attu with Kiska and a stronger Kurile/Japan reserve threat, while Japan weighs whether to risk major forces to contest the Pacific balance.
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Kierka
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Amchitka
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Guadalcanal
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Tteir
Yokosuka
Ominato
Japan
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South Pacific
Indian Ocean
Coral Sea
Midway
Solomons
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
The New Testament teaches that victory is spiritual and unseen, a factor produced by faith and right living. Every citizen from fathers and mothers to teachers and preachers helps shape thoughts and ideals toward justice. Home sentiment and leadership drive victory alongside frontline soldiers who defend democracy.
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Tissay Udeddae
Soldiess
Antong Enougna
Comsneht Babson
Lynd
President Roosevelt faces Ruml plan tax questions and politics
A column argues the 1942 to 1943 tax cancellation idea under the Ruml plan is misframed. It contends early tax history shows 1913 to 1914 payments, explains potential double taxation risks, and accuses Roosevelt’s advisers of pushing a politically popular class‑bias tax shift rather than a true fix.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Churchill
Congress
Today In History and Anniversaries in Brief
A compilation of historical birthdays and notable events from 1729 to 1941 including William Henry of Lancaster born 1729 and John Hopkins born 179? with later milestones. It lists notable figures and dates such as Stephen Decatur’s 1815 squadron departure, 1874 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition, 1917 Hoover Food Administration appointment, and various birthdays and career highlights across fields.
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Chester On
Johns Hopkins
Ballimore
University and Hospital
George W. Whistler
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Russia
Felix K. Zollikoffer
Tennessee
Maury Co
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Battle
Horace EB. Stockbridge
Japan
Hadley
Mass
Stephen Decatur
New York
Algiers
America
Pros Grant
People’s Party of
U. S
Cincinnati
Ierbert Hoover
Food Administration
Raoul Lisbury
Senate
China
Pennsylvania
Horoscope Notes on Lady Astor and Native Perseverance
Fragment summarizes birth details of Lady Astor and a native born in Clark County Indiana, noting 66 and 64 years ago. It advises steadfast effort and warns that success may come from serving others rather than self driven plans, urging careful business evaluation. Copyrighted astrology teaser.
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Clark Co. Ind
Lady Astor
Bible Thought Echoes Devotion and Praise Verse
A devotional excerpt extols God as eternal king and blessing, with lines praising God as source of strength, inspiration, and life. The text lauds eternity, love, and the speaker's humble dependence, ending with a reverent tribute attributed to Young.
Hoarseness and Croup in Children and Adults
Hoarseness or loss of voice is usually not serious though in children winter colds can trigger a croupy sound and night attacks that pass by morning. Adults may have laryngitis from overuse or irritants. Rest, steam inhalation, and tincture of benzoic may help. avoid local nose and throat applications.
Nose drops urged to be avoided under stress
The article notes that when a voice changes without illness during nervous or emotional strain it may indicate functional or nervous palsy of the vocal cords. The condition tends to improve once the emotional stress ends.
Q and A Classic Odds and History Snippets
A compact quiz column lists historical dates for the Mason and Dixon survey begun November 15, 1763 and finished December 26, 1787. It notes poker odds of 21 to 1 against making a full house with two pairs. It details horsehair uses in fishing lines chairs stuffing and brushes and identifies De Witt Clinton on the blue revenue stamp of a cigarette pack. It asks how many hams come from one hog and answers two, with or without meat rationing context.
Lut's Stuff IT WOULDN'T DO
A humorous item by N A Lufburrow on health and medicine arguing that perfect health would remove doctors' income, juxtaposing medical aid with the idea that some ailments keep doctors employed. It notes cheerful quips about teeth tonsils heels and stomachs, ends with a playful twist.
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Lufburrow
Deed Recorded for 18 Acres in Braddock District
A deed was recorded in the clerk's office transferring 18 acres in Braddock district from Eimegia B. Krantz and others to Charles Leo Krantz and his wife for about $2,000.
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Braddock District
Eimegia B. Krantz
Charles Leo Krantz
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