Communism versus Americanism in the Finland War Rift
A harsh editorial denounces communism and Stalin after the Soviet invasion of Finland. It condemns American liberals and Socialists who supported or excused Soviet actions, praises Norman Thomas’s critique, and declares there is no room for communism in America, arguing it cannot be both communist and American. It calls for rejection of the Communist Party and its influence in U.S. schools, churches, and media.
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Finland
Baltimore
Thomas
Josef Stalin
Russia
Stalin
United States
America
Bishop Cannon
Noble Experiment In the West Pitties of New York City
A reflective piece recalls a former speakeasy basement in New York as prohibition fades, noting geraniums in a doorway, a child in rubbers, and a lingering sense of life resuming. The author laments the era’s end, questions state power, and hints at future resistance to government overreach, ending with a surreal underground scene and a danger-filled exit.
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West Pitties
New York City
Adam Smith
Rebellion and Free Men in Folantarian Tales
By Edwin C. Hill the text reflects on conformists railing about youths in dives and enforcement agents clashing with coast guard actions. It hints at Jus ain Bhay's Rebellion and repeated state pressure, ending with a belief in eventual autonomous action despite looming restrictions.
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Coast Guard
Jus Ain Bhay
Tals
King Feas
Sync, Inc
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From L A Light Files
January 15 1930 and January 17 1920 items note church appointments detective shifts and false health claims. Rev Samuel Capers to conduct services at Christ Episcopal Church February 1 filling vacancy left by Rev L B Richards. D E Covington named deputy district attorney officer for fir district under Chief Investigator FN Peres. Senator A B Fall in 1920 to open hearings on Mexican American relations. Dr Charles E Berker health adviser to former President Wilson remarks on bottled cold remedies and prevention.
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Samuel Capers
W. T. Capers
Christ. Episcopal Church
L. B. Richards
Mr. Cypars
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
D. E. Covington
San Antonio
Fir Disstrict Attorney
Will
FN. Peres
Covington
Dive
Lamar Seeligsi
A. B. Fall
United States
Senate Committee In Foreign Relations
Inside War News and Cabinet Shakeups Key Theories
The report covers Russian artillery moving toward the Mannerheim line and questions the line’s strength versus a fast shelling. It notes Hore-Belisha’s resignation as tied to air force control and suggests British morale may be bolstered by domestic efforts. Congress’ limited commentary and leanings toward independent budgeting are discussed, with a note on potential easy-money bets for Roosevelt and Byrnes supporters.
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Washington
Mannerheim
Siegfried Ine
Westwall
Paul Mallon
France
Fremier Chamberlain
Hitler
Napoleon
England
Vitamin C Needs for Ulcer Patients Highlighted
A study by Dr. H A Warren and colleagues in Boston found nine of ten ulcer patients have lower than normal vitamin C. They tested five patients on a milk and egg diet and alkaline powders, showing ulcer patients may need about 20 percent more vitamin C than healthy individuals to maintain tissue health.
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H. AL .Warren
Boston
Warren
Vitamin C in diet for ulcer patients advised
Dr. Herman N Bundesen cites Dr Warren recommending daily vitamin C from at least two good oranges or tomato juice for ulcer patients. if intake is impossible, vitamin C can be given ascorbic acid. For those with ulcers who cannot tolerate such foods, use unseasoned tomato juice and strain to reduce irritation.
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Warren
King Feas, Synd., Inc
Faith as first aid in charity and advice
The speaker argues that charitable work should begin with faith in the recipient. Praising pride and self respect can catalyze rehabilitation, more than food or money alone. Advice rarely helps one in a thousand, though many seek it for ego and stimulation.
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Sam
Sympathy as a Cure and a Trap in Self Help Advice
The piece argues sympathy can ease pain in small doses but cannot cure. true progress requires the sufferer to face life and perform personal changes. It favors belief in the person and constructive support over mere condolence or handouts, warning money often harms more than helps.
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Robinson
King Feaz
What Do You Know The Knowledge Test
Fragmented and garbled text reflects a word puzzle or quiz style item listing scattered phrases and misprints. The readable elements include terms like knowledge test and various labeled prompts, suggesting a game or contest format rather than a coherent news report.
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Communist Party
TNUST
India
John Bull
Central Park
Glen Ridge
Leavenworth
Ministry of Information
Essen
Esor
Sesame
Suns Point
Canada
Gestapo
By Edwin C. Hill
L. A. Light Files
Charles E. Berker
Willan HW
Tait
White House
Berker
Serdant
TNBC
Congressional
House
Senate
Congress
Taft
Argent
Roosevelt
James Byrnes
South Carolina
King Features Legalicate
Tne
Dr. Herman N
Elsie
Partiat, Answer
Iayers
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Cian
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Prlaren Syndiento
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