A Confused Apostle of True Americanism
A defense argues General Moseley erred in denouncing Jews as a race and calls such anti Semitic statements unAmerican. It cites colonial founders and U.S. wars to uphold religious freedom, speech, and equality, urging Moseley to align with American ideals and constitutional guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Moseley
America
New England
Maryland
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Moseley
Dits
O. O. Howard
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Roosevelt
Merchant Marine action urged to save U S Pacific trade
A Los Angeles speech on National Maritime Day warns that the American merchant marine faces decline as Japan expands its hold on ocean freight. It calls for government control of the merchant fleet under the Navy, upgrading operations and expanding service to capitalize on Pacific trade opportunities without provoking conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Los Angeles
Joseph R. Sheehan
Panama Canal
Tsingtao Chefoo
Darien
Nippon
Japan
Maritime Commission
United States
Navy
United States Navy
Skyscraper Homes in the Sky Promises for New York
A New York real estate firm surveys converting lower Manhattan offices into apartments. Early findings suggest large remodeling could begin within a year. Lower Manhattan’s transport hub and Trinity Place offer ideal living prospects as high rents and vacant space push developers toward vertical housing. Engineers adapt steel partitions and built in plumbing and lighting to enable rapid office to residence changes, aiming for Nebuchadnezzar style penthouses and rooftop gardens that would redefine urban living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Lower
New York
Jani
Sone
Lower Manhattan
Trinity Place
Lg Steel Company
Cou
Skyscrapers and Old City Charm Stir in 1941 Parisian View
Edith C Hill surveys soaring skyline dreams near Manhattan. The piece contrasts modern glass towers and windy river prospects with old Dutch heritage and Stuyvesant ground. It notes churches, hospitals, parks and a diverse populace amid expansion and urban renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graver Whalen
Promethean
Shownan
Tower Manhattan
Stuyvesant
Stauplig
Trinity
Kite Soay
Marry Go Round and Salome Sayes Singing of Lovers
A fragmented verse section stars a speaker deriding a rake described as chasing many women. It mocks his boasts and lists past loves from debutantes to grass widows, concluding with a sardonic wink at a Gone With the Wind reference and worn-out repetition.
Obsolete roles in love and work debated in satire
The text parodies early 20th century views on marriage, labor, and gender, noting that men seek self expression while women are constrained by morality and biology. It mocks idealized partnership and mocks the notion that work is solely for men, while hinting at the illusion of harmonious marriage.
What Do You Know die Jy ay neue 1MOsn?
Fragmented lines propose phrases about quotes, Americans aboard, preservation, and patriotic sentiments. The readable bits hint at a quiz or page of misheard or garbled lines from songs or speeches, with scattered references to nations, merit, sunshine, and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rix
Virginia
the Dawer
Greeny
Galittadla
Lappy Dane
Wallace probes farm politics and cotton subsidy wrangle
Washington dispatch analyzes Edward O Neill and Oscar Johnston in a tit-for-tat fight over cotton export subsidies and AAA influence. It suggests Wallace may subpoena himself to expose farm bureau links to policy, with broader tension across the South and looming spending campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
AAA
American Farm Bureau Federation
Edward O'Neil
Farm Bureau
National Cotton Council
Oscar Johnston
Wallace Hamself
Agriculture Secretary
Harry Hopkins
Nimeelf
Kentucky
O'Neal
White House
Agriculture Department
Buyrau
Onear
Cotton Council
Johnston
Alabama
South
al Smith
Fragmented Reflections on Piety and Morality From a Past Era
A fragmented monologue examining religious righteousness and social behavior. It questions why pious people upheld virtue yet failed to treasure heavenly rewards, contrasting they were capable of kindness and belief with a society that rewarded vanity and condescension.
64senadd 20 Years Ago Tune June 9 1915
Fragmented OCR notes recount local events from 1915 including a midnight screening, installation of church and civic officers, a fire department charter vote, and a proposed city bond plan detailing allocations for streets sewers parks bridges and public services with names and places distorted by OCR.
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Haym Salomon
Robert Morris
Continental Army
David de Leon
Congress
Ation, Ia
Homes
Sky
Wall Street
Mar Sted
Percy Rockefeller
John TD. Rockefeller
Cunard
Broad Street
Edith C. Hill
Parison
Aea
Manhattan
Salome
Cinto
Howe
Jif Horeth
Lave Sean
Aamela
Womed Fle
Manus
Nylstelline
By Helen Rowland
Ciarine
Ponty
Man
Paul Mallon
Onee Johnston
Mr. Wallace
Mr. O'Neal
Carrington Gill
WPA
FDR
London
Canada
Elsie Robinson
Earth
Pring Wool
Gillany
Wilie
Ronsort
Puldé
Unere
Ahern
Enon
Bens Elman
Ior Eas
L. A
Ding
Pia
Main
Denlar
Alen Stuilenis
J. Reynolds
Nickure
Hustatatien
Alfred MM. Vordars
Coinelar
Albert Pike Eliaytepy
Ray W. Kursh
Charles Felderby
Tom McNull
Han Anfonts Robers
Oly
Prk
Antonio’k
Pal
Nantes
Ahi Sentk Police Atenal
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