Two sprinting giants reshape American racing this year
The article highlights King Saxon and Sation as exceptional sprinters in American racing, noting their astonishing speed under heavy weights and strong stamina. It traces lineage to American foundations, contrasts past greats like Balko and Jamestoun, and questions soundness theories as both horses carry heavy burdens yet stay sound.
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Garamsy
King Sako
Sation
Vanderbilt
Balko
Bation
King Saxon
Jack High
Belmont Park
Ton
Teorge D Widener
Saxon
Discovery
Omaha
Brooklyn
America
Web
Stamepato Boot
Khoth
Ching Dolls
A Book a Day by Bruce Catton on War and the Last War
A Book a Day surveys how the United States entered the last war and what lessons apply to avoiding participation in a new European conflict. Bruce Catton examines causes, decisions, and warnings to illuminate policy choices amid rising tensions.
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Bruce Catton
War Tomorrow Wil Wa Keep Out2 pamphlet review
A review of a pamphlet edited by Ryus Alexander Gosline for the Foreign Policy Association argues neutrality laws fail to stop entry into war. It asserts Allied sea control made America an implicit war partner and that buying, loans, and production tied the nation to Allied needs, warning that war profits would tempt resistance.
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Ryus Alexander Gosline
Foreign Policy Association
America
Amatica
New Deal Triumphs and Miners Strike Pressure in Washington
In Washington, Franklin D. Roosevelt faces labor dynamics as Lewis leads a calculated push for wage increases and a miners strike threat. The plan blends White House backing with Guffey bill leverage, culminating in a 10 percent raise and minimized disruption, while FERA and PWA projects unfold in Nebraska and beyond.
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F. R
Norrit
Grant
Nebraska
Levis
Atlantic City
Mamiera
Ravesvelt
Bo Lewis
Wich
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvanis
White House
Roccavelt
Leareie
Lebor
Ed MeiGredy
Rowewatt
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Fragmentary notes mix names and stray facts from an opaque item
The text loosely mentions Mendayene Ring, Mrs Deghol family in York Pa, Chalmer Grossnickle Keynes, Fairfield Waste, Maryland Dairy Detour, Elmer Wolfe High School, and a stray reference to ivory usage. It also notes Orion’s diameter as 270 million miles, in a jumbled, non-cohesive fragment.
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Deghel i York
Chalmer Grossnickle Keynes
Fairfield Wastern Maryland Dairy
Detour
Gesign Elmer Wolfe
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Robert W Bingham
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Smith Baking Company
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Market Lane Hospital
Baltimore
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