Allies Dread New German Jingoism in Europe Wardiscourse
A long-winded column reports on Allied fear of renewed German armament and jingoism. It discusses France Britain and Italy fearing concessions to Germany, the potential for preventive war, and the impact of rearmament on European stability plus the fear of Nazi paramilitary escalation in central Europe.
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Ry Winliam
Foy Tai
Umberea
London
Dac
Hillere
Germany
France
Libie Entente
Reich
Hiller
Britain
Europe
Royal Air Force
Berlin
Karl von Wiegand
Universal Service
von Wiegand
Faris
League of Nations
Frante
Lite Benteme
Polant
Nazib
Orteager
Armes
League
Erleli
Shu
Frais Wall
Opsholin
Wiler
Miler
Endern Frahler
Mos
Horder
Blue Danube
Rhine Alps
New Nork
Voralberg
Anleberg
Pine Farrala
Downtown L A Dons Yule Dress Teaser Ad
Downtown Los Angeles snippet promotes an ad in The Light offering free announcements over KABC to recover lost quarters. Mentions furnished room rental at 530 West Summit Avenue and directs readers to Light Classified Ads and specific classifications for gifts and pets.
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Kabc
West Sunmit
Meat Packers Boost Wages Show Chicago Across Nation
Higher wages were announced by Armour and Company Swift and Company and Wilson and Company, boosting pay by about 10 percent for about 16,000 Chicago area workers. Unskilled pay rose to 46 1 2 cents an hour retroactive to December 3. skilled workers gain varied by job. Additional increases were granted at plants in South St Paul and across Missouri Iowa and Kansas as Cudahy and other firms matched the raises.
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Chicago
Thal
Armour and Company
Swift and Company
Ard
Wilson and Company
Swift
Armour
Siollar
Wilsen and Company
South St Paul
Swit and Company
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Hast St Laws
Omaha
Cudahy Company
Saint and Company
Kansas City
Insurance 10 Break Record at Life Insurance Meeting
Fred A Howland told the twenty seventh annual convention that life insurers will pay about 2.1 billion dollars in 1943 in death claims endowments annuities surrender values dividends and disability benefits Nearly all will go to living policyholders with about 9950000 to widows orphans and other beneficiaries The payments set new records and exceed last year totals
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New York
Fred A. Howland
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Howland
National Life Insurance Company of
Jazz Politician Opens Night Club in Seattle
In Beattle Washington on December date the lieutenant governor Victor Aloysius Meyers of Seattle, a prominent jazz band politician, opened a new nightclub in Seattle. The piece notes the job provides little steady work while the governor enjoys health. Meyers previously served as lieutenant governor and now ventures into the city club scene reflecting his political and musical ties.
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Wash
Dec
State of
Washington
Victor Aloysius Meyers
Divorce Granted After Insomnia Case In Cleveland
George Berkon Jr testified before the fantastically tense cousins court that his insomnia persisted because his wife kept a knife under her pillow and terrorized him at night. He cited intractable domestic strife and was granted a divorce.
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Cleveland
George Berkon Jr
British Writer Benson Reported Dead at 41
London Dec 7 British novelist Wi Blella Benson age 41 was reported dead from post pneumonia in Kougan Tong kin after a private message received in Tonga.
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London
Wi—Blella Benson
Kougan
Tongkin
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Fragmented health claim text about skin and nutrients
The passage presents unclear claims about pimples and skin health. It mentions improving oxygen intake, nutrient nutrition, and a regimen labeled as a proven but dubious remedy used by many people. Overall the fragment lacks coherent facts or verifiable sources.
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