Doubles in Battle Histories and Modern Command
The article surveys historical uses of body doubles in warfare from ancient to medieval times, noting how disguises and helmets hid leaders' identities. It contrasts past dangers of misidentification with modern warfare where commanders direct from afar, while mentioning Emperor Haile Selassie and the image of red umbrellas as symbols.
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Beard
Eod
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Hotoe
William
Shrewsbury
Douglas
Walter Blur
Henry
Ani & Ta
Richmond
Henry VII
Benworth
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Richart
Halle Selassie
Rans
Budget questions loom as conferees weigh relief expenditures
Washington dispatch recalls a White Bone conference on the next fiscal year budget. Officials grapple with relief costs and the burden on taxes and agencies amid concerns over bureaucracy and potential reductions.
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Washington
Dispatch
Supreme Court
NRA
Will Rogers on endorsements and politics in the era
The field notes a quip by Will Rogers about political endorsements and public perception. It discusses how endorsements can harm or help a candidate and reflects on enthusiasm, governance, and the impact of endorsements on officeholders.
Fragmented Quotes From Political Debates and Officials
A garbled collection of quotes from Stanley Bakdwin Harold K Ickes Henry Fletcher and President Roosevelt critiques policy, isolationism, NRA withdrawal, and New Deal impact. The text weaves accusations against Johnson and Dewey with scattered references to American wartime food aid and economic philosophy.
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America
Americas
Henry PL Fletcher
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
Column recaps from The News about Frederick events on past anniversaries. Notes include local people remembered, anniversaries celebrated, and regional happenings such as deaths and farm life in the county.
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Frederick
Engines of Death by Stanley A Fallsen
A NEA Service feature notes how automatic brain and hand systems increase aircraft kill rates in modern warfare. It describes early rangefinders, director systems, and radarless coordination that lets gunners track and disrupt incoming planes within seconds, highlighting rapid scientific advances in defense.
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Stanley A. Fallsen
NEA
Noding
Tange
Ayia
Gui
Sas
Thenade
United States
Ardennes
United States Coast Artilery
Lorgier
University caucus promotes free science lectures series
The Physics Sciences caucus at the University of Chiennatime plans a series of lectures on applied science for high school students. The program aims to spark interest among upper class students with accessible talks and demonstrations.
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University of Chiennatime
Porte Greac
Out Our Way To Our Own House Mounting Lio w Nice Look
A fragment shows someone boasting about mounting items for decoration and selling them themselves to make money. The language suggests a rural or domestic setting with talk of homemade display pieces and potential profit from mounting objects.
Menus of the Day from Mrs Alexander Old Standby
A fragment from a cook’s column lists marmalade ideas and recipes. It includes orange marmalade suggestions served with hot bread and cheese, plus outlines for a prune cream, buttered toast, clam chowder, and a chocolate pecan pie with meringue.
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Alexander George
Temperature Dip Signals Change to Colder Weather
Weather notes show November openers unusually warm with five days averaging 61.1 degrees while highs reached 78. A cold shift from southwest to northwest occurred overnight, with 47 degrees ashore and a cooler pattern spreading from the midwest to the Atlantic coast as Florida’s hurricane moves away.
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Weather Bureau
Florida
Ohio
Indiana
Atlantic Seaboard
Meat Diets Show No Harms in Arctic Explorers
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on Stefansson and two other Arctic explorers who lived on exclusive meat diets for years. Despite long inactivity and extreme conditions, blood pressure stayed normal or lowered and physical and mental vigor remained strong. The piece explains meat as a high protein diet with no special danger from animal sources and notes red versus white meat differences are minimal.
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Tal
Ieee
Department
Defense
Ant
Dircraft
Arctic
Stefansson
New York
Crucial Moment Highlighted In Lesson On Usage
A daily English lesson explains misused phrases and pronunciations linking a crucial moment to decisive testing. It stresses proper forms like not using double negatives and offers guidance on spelling and related synonyms for impactful word choice.
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John
Jobo
New York Social Scene Opens With Metropolitan Opera and National Horse Show
The opening of the Metropolitan Opera signals the start of New York's social season as the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden draws international entrants from France Canada Chile the Irish Free State Holland and Spain alongside American riders. A notable absentee is Tony Mac Gowan known as the Sligo Slasher whose barroom afterparties move elsewhere as the social set attends the show and related gatherings.
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Spain
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Park Avenue
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Barbara Guggenheim
Freddie Wolack
Today in History Anniversary roundup spans presidents, politicians and musicians
A digest of notable births and events with names like Lincoln, Sousa, Paderewski and Hoover plus landmark dates such as 1860 for Lincoln's election and 1938 for Hoover's landslide. It lists births in Norfolk and other places with dates and death notices, and adds a horoscope warning of possible self indulgence.
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Abraham Lincoln
Canada
New Mexico
Arizona
Herbert Hoover
Serey
Upton Sinciair
California
Ritchie
Maryland
Saion Wo Installs Officers at Legion Home Meeting
Officers were installed at the Saion Wo meeting held Tuesday night at the Legion Home on East Church. Mrs Albaugh presided and plans were made for a winter. Miss LaVins Morgan heads the new Meera group and the Saion will host a public bingo party December 3 at 7 o clock after the business meeting.
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Albaugh
Mra
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le Petite Chapeau
New
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