Weird Experience In Canal Toll Payment
The United States has paid over 11 million dollars in tolls for American ships through the Suez Canal since the war began, while British ships use the Panama Canal with tolls charged to U S taxpayers. The piece argues for reciprocal lend-lease arrangements and criticizes one-way costs borne by America, labeling the program an ongoing drain and warning that the U S risks becoming an arsenal and almoner to the world.
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Panama Canals
Robertson
North Dakota
Foreign Economic Administration
Suez Canal
Great Britain
British Empire
United States
Britain
Panama‘Canal
Panama
Lendlease
America
Broadway Memoir Fragments Fiendish Century News
A dense, gossip rich column quote laden passage recounts wartime and Broadway figures, with references to Walter Wimelhneli Jus tee Murphy Roosevelt era politics and showbiz anecdotes. It mixes theater, journalism, and public figures, portraying sensational and partial quotes about historical figures and events.
Otosclerosis and its surgical remedy discussed
An article explains otosclerosis causing progressive deafness, especially in women during pregnancy, with symptoms like hearing loss and tinnitus. It describes the middle ear changes, nerve impact, and the oval window bottleneck, noting an operation to open or create a new window showing promising results per Dr. Kenneth M. Day, Pittsburgh, while cautioning not all patients are suitable candidates.
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Treauenuy
Herve Dea
Kenneth M. Day
Bittsburgh
Operation Eligibility for Nerve Degeneration Treatment
Dr H No Bundesen discusses degeneration of the nerve and an operation intended to relieve hearing loss. The procedure is considered risky and limited to patients aged 20 to 40, focusing on hearing loss due to biosclerosis rather than other causes.
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King
Sead
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From Files of A Light
A fragment from 1835 notes a night work session by Tele- Plone Users association requesting a return. A mayoral inquiry led to denial of action and a vote count showing only 3362 valid signatures, under the required threshold. investigation results were read to commissioners. A 1935 item announces Livia Kayim named desdescamp with the rank of lieutenant colonel in Governor Miriam Ac Ferguaen’s staff.
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Callie
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Livia Kayim
Desdescamp
Miriain Ac
Ferguaen
Behind Major Attlee by Benjamin IeCasseres
A critical look at Clem ent Attlee as premier designate, arguing Harold Laski's influence over the Labour Party signals a shift toward pro Soviet leanings. The piece claims Laski would be the real power, diminishing Attlee’s independence and risking American democratic leadership.
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Major Attlee
Benjamin Iecasseres
Clement R. Attlee
England
Winston Churchill
Labor Party
Harold Laski
Aley Attlee
United Press
London
Amereican
Churchil
Tabor
Attler
Laski
Attlee
Russia
Europe
Laski-British Labor Party
Communist Party of Russia
France
Laski Labor Party
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Survive and Move On After Loss Says Ellise Robinson
A reflective piece urges readers not to dwell in the past after sorrow. It warns that clinging to memories can turn life sterile like Lot’s wife turning to salt, and stresses choosing forward movement and faith to honor those lost and build new life.
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Humanstory
Lot
Thray
Gsob
McOpy
Dar
Odds and Ends TARGEST MIND
The text lists assorted trivia items including a misnamed founder Jos Paz of a Bolivian city with a 31 1548 date, a note on blinking cyclids, a remark on a small European clear, a 128,274 American troop count in a war, and a population figure for Saudi Arabia at 5 250 000.
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Saudi-Arabia
Saudie Arabia
After the Flood by Rupert Hughes
Rupert Hughes delivers a radio commentary on centralization and the flood of government power. He compares U S history to floods that reshape land and institutions, noting the rise and fall of centralized rule and the return to regional lines, with analogies to ancient Rome and modern nations. He questions national sovereignty and allegiance amid sweeping political change.
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Illinois
Missouri
The Big Steal of 1878 Texas Roundup
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the 1878 attempted mass cattle theft led by Henry Foun and a caravan of about 30 men sweeping into Kite county. The plan aimed to drive and brand hundreds of cattle across a wide region, with thousands following as the roundup expanded beyond control. The narrative hints at weather adversity and lawless land, noting suspicions that prompted future continuation.
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Lelpirss Ane
Jlader
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Fm Mld
Ringlenser
Henry Founain
Crick Nh
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