Anniversary of Tragic Day in History of Poland
A historical commemoration notes September 1 as the start of World War II with Poland's defiance of Nazi Germany. It cites Polish military efforts across fronts, the underground government, and the suffering of 5.7 million Poles. The piece urges remembrance by the United Nations and at Dumbarton Oaks.
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Poland
Adolf Hiller
France
United Nations
Walter Winchell On Teens Working Amid War Shortages
Charles Bickford recounts Walter Winchell discussing teen workers during wartime manpower shortages. He notes many youths aged 14 to 17 are entering the workforce, halting schooling to support military effort, and reflects on personal choices and long term education impacts.
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America
A Wing and a Prayer role and lost Broadway chance
The speaker recalls playing the Skipper on an aircraft carrier in A Wing and a Prayer and conferring with naval technicians. He laments missing mathematics and music due to sea duty and a world cruise, noting he could not perform on stage or fulfill the piano accompaniment offstage.
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Iim
Naryal
Cranp & Men
Beginning of Creation and the Word Within
A fragmented devotional prose echoes Genesis creation imagery, invoking light from void, God’s Spirit over the waters, and the emergence of life. It blends archaic speech with modern rhetorical flourishes, urging readers to accept the biblical account as truth either literally or symbolically.
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Attia
Lupo
Creation and Hope Amid Global Darkness
By Etsie Robinson the text reflects on biblical creation as ongoing life and progress. It emphasizes endurance through horror and hardship, urging faith in divine movement from the void to light and warning against moral fatigue from violence and massacre.
Those Texans Victoria and the joint extermination plan
Fragmented OCR reveals a tale of Victoria the transfer maker plotting joint US Mexico violent action. Aimed at subduing rivals, a Mexican expedition and US aid were prepared with Gen Joaquin Terrasas and 130 infantrymen plus cavalry, volunteers, and Apache scouts. The plan sought to push operations south of the border before authorities could intervene. The narrative ends with a teased continuation.
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Victoria
Someung
United States
Teddlian
New Mexico
Mexico
Silek
Feporte
Chuahua
Joaquin Terrasas
UV. S
Dow Carlos Buell
Americ
Yerton
Texas Rangers
Loniss
U.S. Evsary
Rim
Vietoria
Scout troop elects leaders at Beacon Hill church
From L. A. Light Files August 31 934 Boy Scout troop No 43 at the Beacon Hill Captlst church. The election of William Mullener junior scoutmaster Robert Saytelle senior patrol leader Claude Cox scribe Ernest Schuite Robert Green Glen Dromgoole Leo Valdes Jr patrol leaders O Scheriin is acting kouImaster. On August 31 Van Hoogenhuven resigned as sales manager for Pedenhav and Brick company. September 1 he will join William Van Hoogen jiuyze company.
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Beacon Hi Captlst
Resignation of Charles Wilson Highlights WPB Feud
The August resignation of Charles B. Wilson as executive vice chairman of the War Production Board exposes a months long internal feud. Wilson charges subordinates of the board with instigating attacks, saying the discord harms reconversion policy and war production. The episode adds to a pattern of public official clashes that questions presidential leadership and policy direction.
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Charles B. Wilson
War Production Board
Wilson
Nelson
WPB
China
Roosevelt
Charles Wilson
Mr. Nelson
Mr. Wilson
Henderson
Eberstadt
Patterson
Jeffers
Elmer Davis
Byrnes
War Labor Board
Ickes
Chaster Davis
Mr. Vinson
Wallace
Secretary Jones
Jones
RFC
Washington
News Behind the News Warnings on postwar reconversion policy
Washington report notes disarray among business leaders and government figures over reconversion after the war. It highlights Krug Maverick Baruch Byrnes and others as competing voices, with no clear White House policy. Observers anticipate shifts in leadership and possible reorganizations as Congress debates surplus property and mobilization timing.
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Will Clayton
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Wikards
Interine
Ickes
Murray-Kilgore
George Bil
Wilson
Understanding and Treating Halitosis Across Ages
Halitosis or bad breath has haunted people for centuries and arises from chronic sinus infections, decayed food particles, mucus decay, or poor oral hygiene. In adults it links to overeating, tobacco, alcohol, or certain foods, while nasal and stomach issues can also play a role. treatment targets the underlying cause, with nasal spraying and surgical relief of obstructions offering relief in some cases.
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Mieten Umes
Ujese
Joseph Shanks
Ghtenser
Kine
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