Russia Real Peril To World Warns of Soviet Expansion
A parliamentary summation by Molotov warns the United States of Russia not taking a formal part in the war while eyeing vast gains. It argues Soviet Russia seeks to dominate Europe and impose communism, threatening freedom and turning Europe into a Russian-led bloc. The piece urges the U.S. to avoid war to prevent becoming a slave state to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Molotov
United States
Poland
Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Rumania
Germany
Italy
Britain
Soviet Russia
Europe
Learn Spanish to build ties with American republics
Secretary of State Cordell Hull urges Americans to learn Spanish and Portuguese to foster better relations among the American republics. He notes past conferences, language and cultural differences, and the value of education in expanding access to the cultural resources of these tongues both inside and outside schools.
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Cordell Hull
Hull
Ghost Stories of Beaufort and Legendary Hauntings
Readers ponder ghosts from history with tales of Le Chere the dwarf and the White Lady of the Hohengollerns. Harper’s Bazaar notes visions linked to nerves and memory, while Thackeray’s remark frames belief. A Wiscasset tale of the Utterld Lady endures with a long nosed specter seen by two sisters.
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Dow
Beaufort
America
le Chere
France
Jean Ripaut
Marich Lowndes
Harper's Bazaar
Mary
Hohengollerns
Germany
Duke of Argyll
Loch Fyne
Thackeray
Harpex's Bazaar
Utte Ald Iady
Wiscasset
Sue
Ta~dia
The Search for Happiness Gives Way to Growth and Work
A reflective piece argues happiness is not the ultimate aim. Growth through living, risking, learning, and enduring pain is valued higher. The author rejects inner bliss as essential and declares life should seek meaningful work over mere happiness. Cony’t 1940 by King Yenx Synd. The.
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Ollipop
Christ
Bocrates
Lincoln
King Yenx
August 6 1920 city items open and air feats reported
In 1920 the city released eight tax clerks since August 1 and cut the budget after annexation plans faltered. The Peter Pan miniature golf course on Broadway opens with profits to Lions Parents' council and Junior Yanks on site. An air service crew, flying a Delavigne ship with seven aboard, reaches 18 070 feet. Police warn motorists against harassment as a crackdown is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Bushick
C. M. Chambers
Broadway
Parents’ Council of Lions
Junior Yanks
Harry L. Weddington
Air Service
Delavilland
Knowledge Quiz Scramble From Classic Figures
A fragmented knowledge test lists literary and mythic names with partial clues. It mentions Jupiter, Ulysses, Socrates, King Arthur, Diana, and others, hinting at answers on the answer page. The item appears as a syndicate distributed quiz strip.
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Jupiter
Pristram
Hanthos
Ulysses
Agnes
Socrates
Warmba
Scott
Arthur
Voitalrn
Firetocks
Wae
Twickenham
Alexander
George Sand
Madame
Tarael Wits
Srecies
Camis
King
The Light Presents Impartial 1940 Campaign Letters
The Light prints reader letters showing opposing views on campaign issues for 1940. Space may limit publication, and opinions expressed are not necessarily The Light's.
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The
Light
Why I ll Vote For Willkie
John J. O Connor argues for backing Wendell Willkie over Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1940 election. He cites Willkie as a lifelong Democrat turned rival to Roosevelt’s third-term push, notes Willkie’s past Democratic alignment and opposition to the Ku Klux Klan, and attacks Roosevelt as anglophile and dictatorial. He urges real Democrats to prefer Willkie for national welfare over party loyalty.
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John J. O'Connor
House of Representatives
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Madison Square Garden
Alfred E. Smith
Sixteenth
New York Congressional District
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Great Britain
United States
Shakespeare
James A. Farley
Chicago
Hopkins
Ickes
Farley
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Roosevelt Endorsement by Bronx Borough President Lyons
James J. Lyons writes as Bronx Borough President urging support for Franklin D. Roosevelt. He lauds Roosevelt’s foreign policy, domestic leadership, and efforts to improve living standards, while criticizing Willkie and framing Roosevelt as the choice of the common people. Lyons predicts historians will hail Roosevelt as the greatest president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Lyons
Bronx
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Liberty
Willkie
Willkie Tan
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Hidden Motives at 1940s Presidential Nomination
Washington reports reveal a tense convention fight over Roosevelts renomination. Garner and Farley resisted acclamation, facing private pressure and public doubt as Timmons pressed for unity, while Garner insisted on principle and Farley defended loyalty.
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Roosevelt
Dim Farley
FDR
Harry Hopking
Garner
Farley
Willkie
Bascom
Tinmons
Garener
Texas
Timmons
Timmoots
Tim Farley
Jim
Chicago
King
Mouth Infections Linked to Diet Deficiencies in Vitamins
Dr. Henry Field Jr of Ann Arbor notes Vincent's infection or trench mouth rises when diet lacks essential vitamins. Anaerobic germs thrive on weak tissues, with gingivitis and pyorrhea common. Blood disorders like leukemia or anemia and diseases such as diabetes increase risk, while deficiency of vitamins A B complex or C can trigger or worsen the condition. Treatment advised includes a daily concentrated preparation of vitamins G and B complex.
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Vincent
Henry Field Jy
Ann Arbor
Mich
Vincenta
Field
Vitamin C and B Complex Tablets For Diet Support
Dr Herman N Bundesen outlines vitamin needs including ascorbic acid and B complex tablets. He notes the importance of vitamin A via cod liver oil and warns about Vincent's infection causing mouth ulcers and gum swelling. A suggested treatment uses hydrogen peroxide mouthwash or perborate preparations to deliver oxygen and combat germs.
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Vincent
Letter to the Editor on campaign claims and money
Edwin Wallet writes a provocative letter alleging MO Flowers secretary of state supported a candidate for representative in Iron Hays and Caldwell counties. He claims kissing 40 babies of various sizes but offers no charges for kissing. He challenges opponents to oppose him, hinting at financial limits for future campaigns.
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M.O. Flowers
Iron Hays
Caldwell
Texas
Edwin Wallet
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