Lee Bill Perils Democracy in America
The piece warns that two grave dangers threaten the nation. A war abroad may be avoided, but a more immediate risk lies in the Lee bill, which would draft all personal wealth if war or imminent war occurs, empowering a census of wealth, appraisers in communities, and coerced investment in 50 year government bonds with punitive penalties and high borrowing costs.
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America
Europe
Washington
United States
Lee
United States Senate
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Senate
Congress
Lee bill would confiscate private property for war
Failure to buy full bond allotment would incur a fine up to 100000 dollars or imprisonment up to five years. The text argues the Lee proposal confiscates citizen property, risking permanent totalitarianism and opposing government power to fund foreign wars. It calls for sinking the bill as a peril to freedom and democracy in America.
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Lee
America
Winds of Courage Lift Young Minds to Duty
A reflective piece urges resilience during slumps and despair, praising Antoine de Saint Exupéry and his Wind, Sand and Stars. It traces how pilots Guillaumet and others faced danger, urging readers to persevere through doubt and seek purpose even when motivation falters.
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Antoine de Saint Exupery
America
Toulouse
France
Africa
One Step at a Time Says Biupery on Perseverance
By Elsie Robinson, a column urging steady progress when motivation fades. The advice stresses taking small, repeated steps to overcome mental fatigue and regain momentum, even when zest and ambition seem lost, with practical examples like reorganizing a pantry or clearing an office.
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Bilbin
Biupery
Washington-Treasury fighting over defense spending plans
The piece surveys high level budget contention as President Roosevelt expands defense costs, proposes a larger debt limit, and contends with financing options. It notes opposition among Liberal Senator La Follette and conservatives, concerns over long term economic impact, and the role of White House leadership in crisis spending. It also touches on housing bills, investment trust regulation, and military withdrawals in Europe.
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Treasury
Congressional
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Uke Benatore
Watchful care for sick children guides natural recovery
Dr Caldwell B. Summers counsels observers to monitor ill children and intervene only when necessary while ensuring no contagious disease is present. Early illness often looks worse than it is, and fever should not be overly suppressed with drugs. Hydration and simple comfort aid recovery unless serum or antitoxin is required.
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Nature
Alek
Hay
Caldwell B. Summers
Kansas City
Battle Names And Dates From Historic Conflicts
Mixed list of battles and dates with scrambled figures. Mentions Hastings Agincourt Lepanto Nile Acre and Lucknow among others, plus references to Nelson Napoleon and Montages of named events. Source text appears as a quiz style knowledge challenge with garbled OCR.
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Dardanelles
Battle of the Nile
Hastings
Lepanto
Naseby
Acre
Treating fever in children per Dr Summers and others
Dr Summers argues for protein rich foods including meat milk and eggs when a feverish child has appetite, bolted or soft curdled milk if needed, and warns against denying nutrients. Laxatives are discouraged. Citrus aid bowels and vitamin C, but bed rest is advised during fever while recovery. Nursing by mother is crucial for the ill child.
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Summers
Aickenlid
Feas Svnd
Tore
Invading England and the Fishguard Invasion Tale
A wartime column recalls dangers of invasion and contrasts German air power with naval strength. It recounts the 1797 Fishguard landing in Cardigan Bay where French troops briefly met mild local resistance, amid speculation on future cross-Channel incursions and the evolving nature of warfare.
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French
Channel
Porte
Fox Hitler
Dover
Folkestone
Royal Air Force
Tate
Hook
Cardigan Bay
Wales
Invaders routed by Cardigan women in 1740 tale
Edwin C Hill tells of mut ton illness and wine excess aboard a wrecked coast ship. Welsh villagers in Cardigan allegedly faced invaders who fled at distant silhouettes of stout region women in red cloaks. British troops finally pursued the filibustering rascals, with a bullet hole mocked in a grandfather clock.
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Cardigan
Wales
New York Sun
Bréstgaru Tadey
King Feas, Synd., Inc
City trims budget as bond controversy grows
Ten and twenty years ago on June 4 1930 opponents of a municipal bond issue pressed a policy of economy causing 1000 layoffs since June 1. Mayor GCM Chambers and Street Commissioner Paul E. Brotf fer warned more jobs would vanish as all departments cut expenses. Roger Stokes was elected president of the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce and other officers were named.
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M. Chambers
Paul EB. Brotffer
Roger Stokes
Board of Education
San Antonio
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