Draft Boards as Valuable Data Source
In early auto business days a dealer refused tractors, citing a county cattle-heavy region with rough terrain and small fields. Yet statistics and forthcoming data from selective service will yield more accurate portraits of populations and social indicators beyond standard census surveys.
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Halcyon
Cartain
Forder
San Antonio
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Mike
Selective Service Act
Sam Antoenia
Labor Unions and the Wagner Act Debate
General Hush Johnson comments on mediation in labor disputes focusing on jurisdictional strikes and the Wagner Act. He argues workers should decide which union represents them and warns about the board’s slow action on recognized controversies. He highlights organizing strikes and calls for stronger teeth in labor law to protect defense production.
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Washington
Sphtlig Unio
Wnank
Meir
National Later Relations
Labor Board
Hugh
Johnson Syndicate
My. Roosevelt
Speltman
Bidney Hillman
A. Py
International
A. FP. Gs
O. Pickat Hnes
Mr. Hiihnen
Amalgamated
Goema
Laxative Use and Constipation Beliefs in Child Care
A fragmented discussion warns against overreliance on laxatives for pediatric constipation. It notes no proven benefit in acute disease, cites parental fears about paralysis and pallor, and emphasizes education on diet, fluids, and natural bowel movement cues rather than aggressive pharmacological treatment.
Laxative Use and Constipation Advice by Dr Bundesen
Dr Bundesen notes that chemically acting laxatives may be used as directed but should not be overused. Mineral laxatives work, while dried seaweed preparations like AgAR-Agar add bulk. Stronger laxatives are rarely needed. regular bowel habits and a fiber rich diet prevent constipation.
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RR. H. Micks
Dublin
Treland
Dan
King Sons
Fyi Tae
Unclear Knowledge Test Questions on Presidents and Figures
Fragmented OCR style questions cover names of presidents Mercutio Delancey figures like Hippocrates and King Cole. The text asks who fought whom, who was vice president under Moore and McKinley, why remember Hippocrates, and the Temple of Chinese parsing month, ending with a prompt about the penition and a king Keatires tabula.
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Yan Wood
God Velgin
Ua Rapublle
Yugoslavs defense plans and Allied positions analyzed
Washington reports detail Yugoslav troop levels, terrain strength, and limits on immediate fighting. German strategy shifts toward a southern thrust into Thrace while British forces in Greece mobilize and relocate equipment. U S officials discuss potential gradual steps in Britain’s aid program and high-level cabinet absences during a day of rapid official movement.
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Washington
Ann
Meturol Pla
Danubian
Helgrade
Slovenia
Croatia
Thrace
Niels
Albania
Greece
Dardanelle Straits Legacy in Classical and Modern Myths
The piece traces the Hellespont Dardanelles from ancient battles to modern ambitions. It recalls Xerxes, Marathon, Salamis, and the Golden Fleece myths, then shifts to a contemporary plea for Western action to secure the strait for democracy. It references Byron, Leander, and Longfellow while urging American interest in strategic access.
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Javon
Nils Fourcloughs
Leander
Lord Byron
Richwird Halliburton
Lierome
Turkey
Njins
United States
Dardanelles
Most Haunted House in BogE Inn Chills Readers
Benjamin DeCasseres discusses belief in hauntings at Hargrey Rectory, citing rumors of a monk eloping and a fate worse than death. He notes a London Physical Investigation inquiry and presents testimonies and affidavits as evidence for a public verdict on ghosts.
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Boge Inn
Harry Frice
F Longmank
Hargrey Rectory
Li Estex
London Council of Physical Investigation
Noosa
Price
Fe that Faced Sunlit Solitude and Safe Jobs
A fragmentary reminiscence by Elsie Robinaan from 1961 reflects on endurance and the allure of challenging mountains. It contrasts safe, ordinary work with a life of risk and solitary pursuit, naming themes of self discovery and resilience.
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Amin Cony
King Peas
Sen
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1% and 20 Years Ago From A Light Files
An AP report notes a 1021 era order by state leaders to mobilize military forces against illegal boxlndt bouts. Citizens from San Antonio and Galveston raised concerns prompting the action. The Peacock Military Institute undergoes a transfer of control to federal oversight amid shifting training sites and year-end arrangements.
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Asli Choyernar
Stoyditiss Neg
We State
Piallen
San Antonio
Galveston
Peacock Military
Voontrainingtryelion
Wesley Penryck Tasheey
Peacock Vaneh
Pras Cock
Saboy
Letters to the Editor on Allied policy and public opinion
The correspondence condemns harsh antiwar talk and calls for cautious support of the war effort. Readers defend or challenge military leadership, with references to Colonel Lindbergh and public figures like Roosevelt. The exchange frames debate on America’s role in Europe and national unity amid criticism.
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Telvoar
Laglteanlont
Tanelhargl
Golllera
Europe
Kenatay Byrnes
South Caroline
Coloncl
Popper
Florida
Elenkor Roosevelt
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Dean
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Unduyed
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Paul Mallon
Jackson
Havana
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Thore
Singapore
Yugenbyia
Hull
Georgia
Navy
Knox
Chicago
Labor
Perkins
California
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Snz
Festmaster
Walker
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Treasury
Morgenthan
Arizona
Sidney Hillman
Clarence Dykstra
Wiscon
War
Stimson
OPM
Harrison
Agriculture
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Dardane
Asti
Xerxes of
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Coco
Straits
Groene
Marathon
Salamis
Iraq
Sues Canal
Indies
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Wellespont
Helle
Halled
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Winwalf Epquiat
Port Knox
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Helene Pon
Mellespont
Aml
By Benjamin DeCasseres
Borg-%ley Rectory
Aly
Giimus
Thor Jinn
Arthur Chitterman
Willa
Callonind
Aicken
Daekt
Wyoming
Fran
Bevisk
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Anat
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