Dewey Seen as Ideal American Leader for Big Job
District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey of New York is viewed as the standout figure for a future Republican presidential nomination. He is praised as a crime fighter who has cleaned up organized crime and corrupt politics in New York, earning the nickname racket buster. The piece argues Americans want a nonpolitician with proven courage and honesty to tackle the nation’s looming economic and governmental challenges. It notes Dewey’s humble beginnings, rapid rise, and broad public life experience as assets for national leadership.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Dewey
United States
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New York
Michigan
America
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Congress
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Art at the Fair Elevates Public Interest in Masterpieces Exhibit
The New York World’s Fair hosts the Masterpieces of Art collection drawing growing public interest. The article notes art’s past stiffness at expositions, contrasts Japan’s shift toward trade and industry with art’s cultural impact, and praises a more accessible, engaging exhibit that pairs lectures with casual guides to connect art to daily life. It cites renowned works by Goya, Bruegel, Titian, Van Eyck, and Vermeer and argues art is both timeless and vital to contemporary society.
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America
Commodore Perry
Goya
Don Manuel Csarlo
Masterpieces of Art and its Growing Audience
Edwin C Hill notes the Chicago World’s Fair spurred national artistic vitality. He cites architecture lighting interior decor cuisine and art’s broad outreach as proof of cultural growth. Whitman’s view on audience size underscored by this era of expanding engagement.
Letter to Young America Calling for Public Message
A fragmented, fervent appeal urging readers to help plan a nationwide speaking trip to reach youth in schools churches labor camps and factories. The author invites personal messages and experiences to shape a direct message to under thirty and over thirty young Americans, stressing faith in youth and the need for guidance.
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Message of Elsie Robinson on youth and patriotism
The text presents Elsie Robinson urging youth to believe in themselves and to share hope and pride under a shared flag. It references delivering a message to young America, mobilizing friends, and sending encouragement while noting a circa 1839 style attribution to King Penn Ayana Ine.
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America
Jeffs
Galt
Elsie
King Penn
Ayana
1929 2200 Mile Air Run San Antonio to Beattie
Abler trained by a San Antonio pilot completed a 2200 mile flight to Beattie Washington in 38 hours 58 minutes with five fuel stops. Lieut John B Griffin of Ketlyfield visited his father’s home in Seattle. Return trip planned in two days.
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Government regulation plans for telephone monopoly discussed
Washington dispatch notes foggy forecast for a federal communications commission plan to tighten control of the telephone monopoly within the year. Observers say Congress may adjourn, political signals delay regulatory action, and Walker’s FCC stance shifts toward a milder request. The piece cites expected delays, Allied figures, and the broader climate of inertia in Congress.
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Washington
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Ager
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Oklahoma
Neuritis Causes and Symptoms Outline
The article lists diverse neuritis causes from infections and vaccines to poisons like lead and arsenic. It notes dietary deficiencies, especially vitamin B, excess alcohol, diabetes, and pernicious anemia as risk factors. Acute infectious polyneuritis and assorted nerve inflammations affect arms and legs with fever, abdominal pain, appetite loss, and sensory disturbances.
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Benjamin P. Welss
Philadelphia
Causes and Answers for Pernicious Feelings and Migraine
Dr Hérman N Bundesen discusses symptoms like donny spells and poor quick thinking. He notes possible links to sleep loss or stress, migraine episodes, and glandular issues. The piece reassures there is no immediate risk of mental illness, urging cause finding and treatment.
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Wy King Fons
Letters on Police Fire Training and Age Mix
An Observer letter argues for a police training school and proposes reassigning older firemen to the police and younger officers to the fire department. The writer favors experienced, 30 to 40 year olds as peace officers, warning against hasty actions and praising calm, courteous conduct. The piece reflects concerns about efficiency, safety, and cross‑training.
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Marry-Go-Round Skepticism on Love and Marriage
A feminine voice argues that many men avoid commitment while women still seek love. The writer laments bachelorhood as a shield, notes rising joint marriages, and urges recognition that some men honestly state they do not intend to marry. The piece dismisses excuses and portrays mating choices as a modern power struggle.
The Bachelor Guy and the Wedding Question
A humorous column notes how men at twenty face ego storms before marriage. It argues many husbands are those who resist pressure yet are drawn to lasting commitments, while debunking the idea of guaranteed bachelorhood.
What Do You Know Three Word Classifications Quiz
Fractured OCR prompts request three word phrases matching roles such as thief merchant servant lover musician and others. The item asks for numerous specific three word answers tied to historical terms or spellings, with references to a comic page style and copyright line from 1019.
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