Britain's Ban on Communistic Propaganda
English Home Secretary Herbert Morrison refuses to ban the London Daily Worker, arguing the paper’s assurances conflict with past Communist front tactics. The piece labels British Communists as Russia first and England last, drawing parallels to the U.S. Daily Worker and accusing American and British Communists of anti American, pro Hitler stances before shifting stance after Hitler attacked Stalin. The article urges American resolve and cites perceived ills in British liberal circles and wartime governance.
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The Brighter Side of San Fernando Valley Broadway Retreads
A humorous sketch of San Fernando Valley residents with Broadway pasts now settled in Encino and surrounding areas. The piece notes ex perfomers adapting to quiet suburban life, jokes about onion seeds, and mentions Jules food and Murietta’s California brand. It reflects local quirks, neighborhood venues, and a light satire of movieland culture.
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Runyon Reporter Notes Plumbing Clash Over Booth S
Damon Runyon details a neighbor opposing modern plumbing and his old fast-toned telephone booth in the yard. A special civic meeting formed a committee to measure distance from the complainant’s house to the booth to see if it violated local law. Local residents clash as the issue unfolds.
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Prowinlty
Roosevelt and Livy Sparks Talk on History in War Discourse
A columnist critiques President Roosevelt and a media audience for mixing history with current affairs. The piece cites Livy Caesar and Tacitus to contrast ancient Rome with Nazi Europe, urging restraint and caution in public discussions of war.
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Mysterious Allen Street death inspires strange tale
The fragment describes Jeremiah Erranght of Allen Street, New York, found dead in a strange metal box-like bed. It portrays a reclusive man with a troubled past, alleged labor on the Pennsylvania railroad, and rumors of a secretive torture chamber within his dwelling.
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National Bridge Tournament Notes and Broadcast Plans
The report mentions writers in the National Bridge tournament at Metiger, with Clarence Nordhaus H Roemer Mornei Kellan Jy and Dick Bedell credited. It notes a broadcast by Mary Jovan and a radio station linked to the Such Wield Artery brigade, with possible postponement if weather is unfriendly.
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Niinol Inces Tory
Clarence Nordhaus
H. Roemer
Mornei Kellan Jy
Dick Bedell
Mary Jovan
India's Political Strife If War Delays Burma Threats
In this Washington based analysis, Nehru is portrayed as a calculating leader seeking domestic independence and quick dominion rights. Cripps plan faces Hindu Sikh Muslim divisions, with Punjab power balance shaping allegiance. Military leadership gaps in India threaten unified action against Japan as tensions rise across Bengal Burma and Malaya.
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Washington
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Burma
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Kattley
Punjab
Vitamin B complex tied to tooth decay prevention says study
A report by Agnes Fay Morgan and Herman Beck of Casllonia University links the vitamin B complex to dental health. Experiments on animals show lack of B vitamins causes tooth decay and gum disease while balanced diets prevent decay, though human proof remains uncertain.
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Hermann Becky
University of Casllonia
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Those Texans By James arber
An analysis of early Texas figures and their stance on Native Americans. San Houston opposed Indian hostility while others like Brat faced violence for defending native rights. George Bean, a Mexican army colonel and Indian troubles figure, advised peace yet faced mixed reactions. Bean’s actions influenced the era’s clashes as Texas moved toward independence and conflicts over federalism and sovereignty.
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Greak Trowbierk
Ellis Bean
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