Secretary Hulls Commendable Postwar Policy Council
Secretary Hull lauds the newly formed Council of Post War Foreign Policy created by Secretary Hull aims to bring the American people into confidence in diplomacy after the war. It argues public involvement will prevent secret treaties and align foreign policy with American interests, urging openness and restraint.
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Council of
Foreign Volicy
Cordeil Null
State Department
United States
America
American State Department
Council
Hadite
Usis Reepuet
Cially
Only One Soldier Out of Eight Actually Sees Battlefront
JAS BEES estimated that if the present war in Europe wals one out of every eight or ning suli lives ever takes part in the actual frontline land fighting. The drawing shove is given a visual impaes sion of how this comes about and how the men of a modern army are disposed during attack. Modern campaigns tend to take the form of a series of clear-cut engagements in which truite a small spearhead of fighting troops uses the ma terial which has been accumulating during weeks and months of preparation.
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Jas Bees
Europe
Walter Winchell Notes of Antinoo Bystander
A dense column reviewing entertainment and political notes. Mentions include The First Nights with various acts, Tallulah, Sherlock Holmes, The Spider Woman, The Magic Lanterns, and references to World War II era political commentary in magazines and public figures. Includes brief opinions on candidates and media figures and a critique of current war prisoner pieces.
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Antinoo
Gur
Marc Cornelis
Marina
Siult
Ivan
Artherson
Crove
Fieicher
Weir
Jane Darweil
Brenda
Forbes
Kasia
Fragmented Broadway Gossip and Political Quips
A jumble of pompous quotes and garbled commentary references Broadway wit and political figures. It touches on a Vermont governor, a noted pitcher’s blunder, war bombing mentions, and satirical lines about immunity and social vanity, culminating in literary jabs about snobbery.
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Ailying
Vermont
Wills
George Axelson
Stockbahn
Adott
Tairu Reichs
Air Power Leaders Debate In Atlantic Radio Interview
Air Marshal Sir Richard PeaK and Gen Carl Spaatz spoke in an Atlantic radio interview staged by the National Press of Warrington. They debated air power's role in Europe and cautioned that victory will require combined allied efforts not air power alone, with implications for the pending invasion of the continent.
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Atrilort
Sir Richard Wallata Peck
Carl Snastz
transeAtantic Radio Inter
Warrington
Germany
Peek
Europe
Air power and strategy in World War II discussed
Major de Seversky argues air power is decisive only when it achieves air superiority not by lone cannons or few planes. He cites antisubmarine success and allied efforts to shift focus to Europe versus the Pacific as lessons for future campaigns and warns against misreading air power as a sole determinant of victory.
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Spaatz
Russia
Mnii
Witiwatte
Hitler
Pacific
Europe
Danan
Peck
Bpnaty
Sen. de
San Antonio
Antonio
Antoroa
Imaision
Texas
Congress
Roosevelt
Snyine
Tuderus
Elvilian
Homie
Appendicitis Symptoms and Misleading Strain Warning
The article discusses appendicitis symptoms including pain around the abdomen and fever, noting possible confusion with a muscle strain of the rectus muscle from strenuous exercise. It explains how such strain can mimic appendicitis, especially in soldiers and workers, and lists common digestive disturbances that may accompany these conditions.
Medical description of inguinal pain and related conditions
Dr Bundesen reports lower abdominal pain with slight fever and rising white cells, linked to strain on abdominal muscles during vigorous exercise. The note discusses a tender swelling from a blood clot in the rectus muscle, pain on bending, and treatment including heat, pads, rest, and avoiding work until symptoms improve.
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Warner FL Bowers
Norman FP
Richard
United States Army Medical Corps
Cony
Roosevelt draft bill sparking mixed views across politics
Washington debate on a civilian draft bill draws cautious opposition from House leaders and trusted critics alike. The public reaction blends conservative and communist support, while critics warn the measure risks martial law, erodes civil rights, and shifts power to a state dominated wartime structure.
Light Files 10 and 20 Years Ago In January 1934 and 1924
Patrir Loring, newly installed potentate of Alzalar temple Order of the Mystie Shine, to be hailed at an inaugural ball tonight at the Scottish Rite cathedral. Main Avenue High School golfers beat Ausha High at Austin, with five wins out of six matches. Tod Mevette finwis Tevinson Fruivan Albaugit and Moses Levineson cited in lineup.
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Patrir Loring
Alzalar Temple
Order of the Mystie Shine
Scottish Rie
Main Avenue High School
Ben Gailsman
Austin
Pich
Tod Mevette
Finwis Tevinson
Fruivan Albaugit
Moses Levineson
Fragmented OCR notes on a local service and mail aid appeal
Incomplete, garbled text references a local service and fundraising effort. It mentions a date in November and urges readers to respond or donate. The readable fragments point to an editorial note and appeals tied to a community aid or express service.
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Gale
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J. M. Barrie
Strakewy
United Nations
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Mmuke
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Paul Mallon
Washington
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