Dies Committee Reports on Japs and Reds
A Washington dispatch to the New York Times highlights Chairman Martin Dies testimony on Japanese fifth column activity and parallels to underground Communist movements. The piece argues officials shushed disclosures before Pearl Harbor and warns of Reds in government and war industries, urging wakefulness before it is too late.
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Washington Dispatch
New York Times
Martin Dies
Committee On UN- American
Dies
Pearl Harbor
United States
Red
Washington
Ties
Dies Committee
Comintern
America
White House
Russia
Walter Winchell urged to stay in Navy Relief work not active duty
The piece defends Walter Winchell and argues against granting him active duty in the Navy. It suggests his value lies in fundraising and public support rather than frontline service, noting readers may be unfamiliar with his volunteer role and detailing why legislators should avoid forcing his deployment.
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Walter Winchell
Washington
Navy
Colummash
Naval Reserve
Nas Ben Inborkg
Madison Square Airden
Mo Ins
Winchell
Tre Winchell
Sres
Tods
Walter
Wenn Bynd
Massage Therapy Advocated By Doctor For Various Ailments
A Philadelphia doctor supports massage as a beneficial treatment alongside exercise and heat, noting it increases blood flow, aids tissue nutrition, and helps remove wastes. It can reduce edema, support nerve and muscle function, and assist in recovery in certain diseases and convalescence.
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Liem
George WM. Plersol
Philadelphia
By Dr H N Bundesen note on art and value
Fragmentary text discusses Dr H N Bundesen and an unclear statement about benefit and value in art. Mentions distribution by King Peas and references to Te dotan Wildeckin and Jk shold. The readable portions are insufficient for clear events or outcomes.
Marry Go Round Reimagines Transit and Romance
A fragmented opinion piece debates changing transport modes from automobiles to horses as society contemplates traffic fears and romance. The era’s mood ponders whether old horse culture will revive or give way to faster modern life and fast-moving workers.
Marriage of Patelsk O Hea to Lily Lange Reported
A LA Light Files note announces the marriage of Patelsk O Hea, a prominent Lash official with Transcontinental Pratt, to Lily Lange of Mexico City. The bride’s former wife, Alinen Analin, died over a year ago in Sane Antonia. Also noted, a March 4 1522 meeting in the mayor's office agreed to remove mint vending machines, with operation discontinued immediately in all similar locations.
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Mmarriage du Rane
Patelsk
Mayer
News Behind the News on MacArthur and Pacific War Plans
A Washington based summary argues MacArthur’s air offensives and reinforcements are misrepresented. It claims Japan’s blitz changes shift strategic aims toward Australia and India, with Britain potentially granting India dominion status. The piece suggests a Vladivostok threat and strategic bombing from Krimchatke, noting vast aerial force movements and intercontinental logistics.
Preparedness and war entry in American history
The piece argues that democracy demands readiness for war, citing Washington and U.S. conflicts from the Revolution to World War II. It notes costs of mobilization, peacetime limits on the army, and the need for citizen-soldier involvement to ensure nationwide preparedness for future threats. It emphasizes that lack of arms readiness has repeatedly drawn the nation into conflict.
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U. S
Washington
Yon
Ian Yoon Sloody
Imutars
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Congress
Air Force
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March of Events and the Roosevelt inaction theory
A fragment reflecting on a wartime political climate argues Republicans oppose the war and will shape a Roosevelt aligned House. It claims voters face a choice to support Entente war and American unity, fearing socialists and communists, while criticizing professors and immigrant intellectuals as unpatriotic.
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Ed Mynn
Bronk
Wallowa
Fiat
Ant Ong
Flynn
Washington
Geratic
Bronx
Intellectuals From Abroad Stir American Colleges
Fragmented critique by Benjamin DeCasseres contrasts American professors with European intellectuals. He argues Americans are quicker to adapt to foreign ideas and less bound by tradition, while European scholars are seen as more dogmatic and less capable of real change. The piece depicts foreign intellectuals as cloaked as Germanic or Stelal Democrata types and questions their fit in American academia.
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Axis Povers
Wales
Macarthur
Tone
Mace Artur
Java
United States
Baroge
Shir
Wally
Letouts
Amers
Ihuxe
Amery Lcans
Stelal Democrata
What-Vot
Odd Facts About Right American Towns
A quirky note surveys American towns with odd facts and mentions Avnoys Lowis famed Self, suggesting a humorous look at local lore and unusual trivia.
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Avnoys Lowis
Texas Civil War Skipper of Harriet Lane
The Texans led by Henry Sherfivs commanded the Harriet Lane in the Civil War blockade. He served with T. W. House Bin in Honetos as an undertaker and became a noted maritime commander, overseeing blockade runs and naval patrols. Sherfivs relied on preparation, navigation skill, and luck to evade Union forces and maintain the ship until the end of the war.
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Jame
Henry Sherfivs
Harriet Lene
Duckie
T. W. House
Honetos
TL Too
Forberrin
Skerfius
J. Bankhengd Magruder
Qalveston
Bherfine
Thaller
Harriet Lane
Agiton Rade
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R Rond-House
L. A. Light Files
Alinen Analin
Tokyo
Bataan
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MarcArtutn
Allores
Paul Mallon
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Sumatra
Borneo
Celebes
Hawai
Alaska
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Libya
Australia
Northern Ireland
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India
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Amer River
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Chatke
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International Picture
Courtesy
Gulf Coast Air Corps Training Center
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Caribbean
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Guam
By Benjamin DeCasseres
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