Racial myths dispute Nazi Aryan purity claim
A Berlin dispatch reports that Germany’s Law Academy will replace terms like Aryan and German blooded with European racial in legal texts, arguing Hitler’s racial purity concept is a myth. The piece cites Julian Huxley and Bela Imredy to condemn racialism as dangerous myth, urging clarity and progress.
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Naziland
Berlin
German Law Academy
Hitler
Academy
Hearst
Julian Tinxiey
Reak
Germany
Bela Imredy
Hungary
Willian Randolph Hearst
America
Mr. Hearst
War Talk Sparks Citizen Anger Over War Drive
A noisy public debate erupts as critics accuse media and officials of inflaming tensions toward war. Citizens insist America desires peace and justice, rejecting pressure to support conflict. The piece condemns sensationalism and urges restraint amid calls for action.
World peace prospects and arms talks from press and Mussolini
The piece argues that world peace rests on honest cooperation, noting England hints at arms reduction dialogue while Mussolini’s paper rejects surrender of Italy’s army. It warns fascism undermines disarmament and urges democratic nations to stand ready to defend themselves if necessary.
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England
Mussolini
Italy
America
Hollywood's Gosh Pry-Oh4og-T-Cal.Ang Influence Echoes
Fragmented OCR reads blend showbiz chatter with cryptic lines about actors, venues, and dates. References to Toby Berkey Goodwise, Renker Vinste, and Amway mingle with disjoint notes on fame, fashion, and the industry’s rough edges, ending with philosophical lines about daring honesty and beauty.
Hie Biya Lokis Tastaur and the Masked Conspiracy
A fragmentary report outlines a complex plot involving government figures, military actions, alleged superior ranks, and hidden medical files. The piece hints at a cinematic chronicle by Klig Virlor and cites jaded officials exposed by a group claiming responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMS
Klig Virlor
Ghama
Elnek
Fragmented text hints at coded names and obscure terms
A garbled OCR passage lists assorted odd phrases and partial names across scattered terms. It reads like a cipher or placeholder content with no clear event, person, or location to identify, leaving only disjointed fragments and invented strings.
Peace offer at center of labor Union rift
Washington March 14 A misguided peace proposal tied to A F of L and United Mine Workers provoked mock headlines and domestic labor jealousy. The plan aimed to topple the A F of L while shielding railroad brotherhoods, with Len de Cans credited as a driving figure. Elsewhere Tokyo reports inflated armament costs, while Japanese wages and living standards draw scrutiny against Western levels.
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Washington
John Lewis
A. F. of L
A. I. of L
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Sethip
Hamlet
Fistaff
T. O. Midniily
Len de Cans
A. FL of L
Tokio
Japan
Aura
Lua
Hees Remon
Chinchilla Trade Seen Shifting To Rare Mountain Pelts
A Wet hark auction shows weak demand for chinchillas while prices slump as competition from Canada the United States and South America grows. Analysts say gains lie in few wild mountain chinchillas though conservation concerns linger after historic overhunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wethark
Canada
United States
South America
Tooky Mountains
Unehaigh
Utah
Tolahio
Monae
Odd Indian Tribes Enduring in Andean Highlands
A fragmented account describes a dawned insight into the life of a secluded Andean tribe, detailing their habitat, breeding, and the dramatic intervention of outsiders. It recounts capture attempts, syndicate bids of 1,060,000 for a silken fur, and the tribe’s survival through generations, with vivid but unsettled details of their customs and captivity.
Annual meeting of Texe Public Wenl association elects new officers
The Texe Public Wenl association held an annual meeting at the Gunter hotel and elected Dr 1 5 eawligs of El Paso as its new president. J W Averman of Dallas and Dr W Co Banner of San Antonio chosen as presidents. Wroe of Avatin treasurer. J W Briter of Galveston secretary. Also noted are local civic matters and upcoming teaching assignments for Margie 11 and Miss Falliy Byington.
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Diargh
Gunter Hotel
Wenl Association
Eawligs
el Paso
Offles
J. W. Averman
W. Co. Banner
San Antonio
Wroe
Avatin
Marl
J. W. Briter
Galveston
Alee
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Wichen
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Mel Carew
Frank Morrison
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Ldwin
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Tony
Chile
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Tagewand
Chapin
Furan
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