The Clear Aim of Red Sovietism at Deportations Hearings
The federal government presented documentary evidence at Harry Bridges deportation hearings in San Francisco showing that the Communist party seeks to overthrow the American government by force. It cited official literature including the Communist Manifesto and widespread printed material advocating violence, class and religious strife, and disruption of the armed forces. The government argued Communism has openly preached and practiced violence, promoted strikes against the government, and acted as a network of malcontents and criminals. It asserted the record of Communist acts and facts stands as proof of intent, noting Communism was brought to the United States to destroy its social and governing systems and to substitute red sovietism for Americanism.
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Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Communist Party
United States
Amisrican
Wrecking thousands of American homes through mental illness myths
A stark narrative depicts families torn by the burden of a mentally deficient child. Ailed by fear, a mother’s breakdown, a desperate father’s plea, and a tragic eventual homicide and suicide highlight alleged dangers and societal responses. The piece critiques institutions versus home care, citing a 1837 survey of insane in asylums and suggesting cages at home. It recounts a San Francisco case of a couple driven to fatal extremes, ending with a note of eternal separation and a grim conclusion.
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Cash Bear
America
Tere
San Francisco
Sanity and control in love and child welfare warned
By Elsie Robinson argues that society praises excessive maternal sacrifice and pity, harming families with deficient children. She cites public tolerance of abuse, calls for scientific care and sane handling, and critiques the moral code that blames mothers while exploiting helpless children. The piece urges change to stop needless suffering.
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Cpot
Kripla
Donok
Gastroscope Enables Inside View of Stomach Diagnosis
An article discusses the gastroscope as a tool to inspect the stomach lining to diagnose chronic gastritis or dyspepsia. It notes symptoms like abdominal pain after meals, belching, foul breath, and coated tongue, and stresses thorough physical exams and imaging before attributing symptoms to gastritis.
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Aga T
OW. MrGiure
Jankelson
Baston
Tie Ylomach
Diet and laxatives aid in Maine constipation cure
Mrs M M asks about her husband’s constipation after a cure. The answer explains his condition as Maine constipation tied to nervousness and diet. It recommends stewed rusks, cooked mashed vegetables, and temporary use of mineral oil. It notes continuing a healthy Mel habit after recovery and stresses diet exercise and habit formation.
What Do You Know Ay Wiling te These Blanks
A garbled OCR style quiz item lists miswritten place names and clues. It mentions Yenkee Clinkher Shedlae Abbey theater Mt. Rushmore memorial in several states, Back Bay district, Norris Dam, University of Wisconsin, Warm Springs sanitarian, and Panhandle North tip, plus references to Guadeloupe and naval yards.
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Yenkee
Abbey
Mt. Rushmore Mtmorial
Cesseveeee
Back Bay
Wangolph Field
Oee
Floyd Benelt
Norris Dam
Tennessee
University of Wisconsin
Secon
Panhandle
Europe
Ghhraltar
East
Hampton Roads
United States
Wintatnina
Gent Navy Yard
Benwrenee Syver
Government food stamp plan sparks wide debate in Oklahoma
A dubious federal food stamp experiment expands beyond intended groups in Potawatomi County Oklahoma as officials probe using orange and blue stamps. Critics warn the scheme mainly benefits grocers and undermines money value while extending to textiles and farming sectors could be costly.
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Warhington
Aug
WBA
Agriculture Department
Frog
Pottawatomie
iBhawnes
Oklahoma
Jess Anna
Letters to the Editor on city progress and national neutrality
A reader argues signed letters should remain on record, praising local business leaders but criticizing their public participation. The piece urges harmony and cooperation to advance Ban Antenis, endorsing Mayor Maury Maverick while criticizing hostile press and politicians. A second letter, NEUTRAL OBSERVER, discusses post neutrality shifts in Europe, speculating on union and German aims and reflecting on U.S. and world balance.
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Oftes
Lye
United States
United Rates
Eity
Sama
Maury Maverick
Ban Ante
Bloody Harlan and the old path to prosperity
A deciphered fragment traces Harlan Kentucky from Mount Pleasant to the renamed Marylin and then Pleasant Harlan amid long standing wage disputes. It notes a murder-averaging local climate, coal town fears, and outbursts for union rights while hinting at a shift toward better roads and broader state linkages bringing investment and growth.
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Ryan
Mount Pleasant
Morlan
Kentucky
Ante Tarlan
Harlan
Fragmented note expresses frustration with word usage
A reader letter from Edwin C. Hilt discusses repeated use of a strong word in Kentucky and Ohio. He suggests consulting dictionaries to avoid obscenity and mentions a copy reference, noting stubborn writers and readers should heed guidance.
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Kentucky
Oita
Kine
Syng
Sng
Fragmented Quote Rich Passage
A garbled historical text references happiness health and conscience with miswritten phrases and stray names. It includes partial quotes and unclear figures indicating a discussion of virtue misfortune and moral action. The legible elements point to Plautus and unnamed speakers within a wide dated literary reflection.
Odd Facts From a Troubled Household Context
A fragmented report notes a chaotic scene as a family quarrel erupts over vehicle repair in a home setting. A loud scene at a garage reveals tension, with voices and door noises indicating domestic unrest and potential conflict.
San Antonio Notices and Public Frays of 1820
Historical notes report postal receipts near $13 000 for August with June totals at $120 208 72 and July receipts around $104 497 47. Public works talk removal of streetcars on South Alamo and the San Pedro loop. Bay Antonio Public Service chief E F L Kifer cites cost savings on biased routes. Martin Dies at Ronuumen addresses Mexican policy and labor issues. City laborers seek 60 cent daily wage raise on May pay amid recession. petitions show limited signatories.
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Tily Ax
Pontmaster
G. Lucas
Wall
Alamo Alrocs
Saiy Pedro
Bam Antonio
E. FL Kifer
Bay Antonio
Stars and Stripes TUR girl isn’t as pretty as she can
A fragment from a historical page mentions an unnamed TUR girl described in biased terms and refers to payment and an armored car in unclear context. The OCR text is garbled, but hints at civil or social commentary without clear events or names.
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Talith
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Wille
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FSCO
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Paul Mallon
United States Treasury
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King Beatuces Syndicate, Inc
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Wordsworth
Itavlan
Department of Justice
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Broadway
Mainstrom
By Edwin C. Hilt
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Mexca
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Oliver
Gene Blessman
Martin Dies
Ronuumen
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Gunter Hotel
Dies
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Na- Moral Association For the Protection of Rights
Mexico
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City Communcion
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Payrol
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