Peace and Neutrality Drive Across American Public
The people rally for permanent peace and honest neutrality as Catholic groups in San Francisco urge Congress to reject unneutral policies. Delegates condemn propaganda favoring totalitarian ideologies and demand that the nation stay out of foreign wars, keeping to traditional American neutrality. Public gatherings reflect a strong peace desire and a will to avoid war before the next Congress session.
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Congress
United States
Catholic Central Verein of America
National Catholic Women's Union
San Francisco
New Deal Administration
American People For
Modern Art Frauds and the Case Against Contemporary Pseudo Art
A polemical critique arguing that postwar modern art is not true progress but a calculated shell game exploited by critics and pseudo painters. The piece contends genuine modern art reflects national character and beauty, while today’s trends are self-serving, ostentatious, and intellectually unserious.
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Gane Arn Nourufsmen
Rumors of War Frontline Air Duel Between Japan and Russia
Reports from the Manchukuo Outer Mangolin frontier describe intense aerial combat between Japan and Russia. Claims of numerous downed planes flood official accounts as both sides tout record bull’s eye shooting, while observers speculate on exaggeration and the potential consequences of ongoing fighting.
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Japan
Russia
Manchukuo
Clesbulus
Ancient
Greece
Fragmented Autobiographical Fragments From a Wartime War Council
By Edwin C the text reflects on maintaining planes in a desolate region and the disbelief of Russians and Japanese at industrial output. It recalls childhood bets, memories of wars past in Monglin, and distant counts of money while battles loom with Tako and Moscow’s machines.
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Coe
Eudy
Bat ¢Nch
Monglin
Providence
Tako
Moscow
King Foay
Syn
Not Something Special for Special People
Reading fragmentary lines about Mary and a strange, hopeful moment, the speaker muses on belief and possibility. The text hints at a quiet, almost magical transformation that ordinary people might experience, challenging cynicism with a basic, earthy sense of hope.
Faith and Choice in a Desperate Plea for Help
A fragmented 1930 religious reflection urges plain choosing faith over doubt. It recalls the desperate father pleading to Jesus for his afflicted son, asking, Lord, I believe. help my unbelief, and highlights belief as the key to miraculous power and divine assistance.
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Nemaele
Nat
Rome
Jens
Kaw
Ind
Inaccuracion Spotting Quiz Highlights Odd Claims
A playful list challenges readers to spot ten incorrect statements and mixed trivia. It riffs on mis spellings and dubious facts, mentioning topics from ophthalmology to boxing and ancient terms, ending with a tease to turn to the comic page for answers.
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Montreal
Liecol City
Lin Canada
Bourlon
Beusueeb
Socrates
Adriatic
Kentucky
Church l Down
Berea College
New Hampshire
Seth
Mmomimbi
Bontwens
Fae
Inside story boosts hidden Wagner inquiry amid White House push
Washington report details a covert shift to revive and expand the buried Wagner investigation through Senator Byrnes and the Byrnes committee. It cites White House backing to press for an invisible spending plan, tying it to broader banking reserves, monetary policy, and foreign affairs. The piece also notes Taft's presidential candidacy buzz, praise for Deficit Committee members, and praise for six veterans who helped curb WPA spending in the prior year.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Europe
Treasury
Byrnes
Cat
Congress
Roosevelts
Tis
Taft
Tul
Sahaol
New Deal
Smoking Habit By By Herman N Bundesen
A historical study summary notes varied effects of tobacco on the stomach and bowels. Researchers Belender and Ivy observed mixed results among twenty participants, with tobacco generally slowing stomach emptying and increasing certain intestinal movements, while chronic smokers showed different responses. The report links ulcers and stomach disorders to smoking outcomes and cautions against excessive use for sensitive individuals.
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J. G. Belender
Northwestern Wniveyalty
Aug 4 1629 bids protest or endorse annexation plan
A city annexation program faces a one week protest period before August 19 ordinances. Mayor G M Chambers notes strong support for the plan and outlines positions. A forthcoming chronicle on San Antonio history by Frederick O Chulat is announced, citing events between 1870s and late 19th century. General Wolters of Houston backs Camp Stoneleigh encampment, meeting with Col George O Gross to discuss militia roles. A petition seeks 26 percent wage cuts for janitors and operators if the courthouse is denied, with parity for private industry pay.
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G. M. Chambers
San Antonte Soar
Frederick O. Chulat
Ohabol
Beville
Moxico City
University of Texas
Jakn P. Wolters
Houston
National Garden
Camp Blanley
Wolters
George O. Gross
Bexar
Commissioners Court
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