Welles Speech Sparks Debate Over U S Postwar Policy
The undersecretary argues US plans with the United Nations should be deliberated within constitutional limits. He contrasts US checks and balances with Soviet and Chinese unilateral powers, cautions against overoptimistic postwar economic visions, and urges grounding plans in real earnings, tariffs, and living standards.
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Sumner “Welles
University of Toronto
United States
United Nations
Welles
Mr. Welles
United States Senate
Senate
Joseph Stalin
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Russia
Mixed 1920s New York Gossip and Public Notices Reel
A sprawling OCR mash of gossip notes, ads, and minor notices from a New York area paper. Includes stray names like Walter Winehell Cesytizht and Beverly Whitnes, references to Red Cross blood drives, vaudeville acts, hotel and Broadway chatter, curfews, perfume shortages, and anonymous ads. Contains assorted anecdotes, fashion notes, and public notices with many garbled phrases and mis-spellings.
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Walter Winehell
Keller Sisters
Vaude- Se Act
Syracuse
Deaved Skulls
Delaware State Prison
Discovering the Stomach and the Sinuses in Everyday Life
A humorous aged narrator muses on blind spots in the body and the strange pride in a personal sinus. He notes how people rarely recognize organs like kidneys, gall bladders, and appendixes until illness. The piece pokes fun at medical ignorance and the joy of a new bodily discovery.
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Irapositz
Hh Phseid
Telesinus
Mule to the Naked Eye by Damon Runyon
A fragmentary, stylized monologue by Damon Runyon discusses an elusive sinus injury and the psychology of pain. It reflects on perception, suffering, and the stubborn pride of the speaker amid unclear medical terms. The piece conveys urban wry humor and renditions of male bravado.
England’s day nurseries praised as wartime answer
The piece recalls Britain’s wartime experiment with day nurseries to care for neglected children left by mothers entering work. It describes how government and charity built houses near factories, with doctors and nurses, serving about 60 children per center and expanding nationwide.
Care for Thousands of Young Children Urged in Wartime
In 1943 guidance urges better day nurseries for over 60,000 children of working mothers. Emphasizing daily routines, proper meals, sleep, and central services, the piece argues nurseries must be expertly staffed and available as a humane wartime substitute for family care, while warning against neglect and urging cautious social commitments. It cites J Edgar Hoover on rising juvenile delinquency and promotes a balanced, supportive approach to early child care.
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Axia
Hothe Inis
Messie
TNT
Margereé
Gus Banning
England
Hater Brothers
Mont
Tivet
London
J. Edgar, Hoover
FLBL
Genel
King Meda
Monday Slows Work Attendance Warned by Doctors
Wartime absence from industry due to illness strains war effort and income. Doctors McGer and Gregor report upper respiratory infections as a leading cause, with stomach and intestinal disorders second. Monday fasting and Sundays also tied to digestive issues. advise moderation in meals and alcohol, rest, and wholesome idle time to curb work loss.
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Samuel
Meee and Jones
Greger
Delasynre
Dre
McGer
Gregor
Mos
Fess
Odd Facts on Meday Gensnat and Salvador Voting
The text notes Meday Gensnat with White admixture of Spanley and Chines. It states Ti Zl Salvador voting is compulsory for men but optional for women.
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Salvador
Antonio attorney sworn in during crowded city hall ceremony
Ten and twenty years ago notes describe a packed city hall as the Bah Ate tonio attorney was sworn in to fill the vacancy from the late Mayor G. M. March 37, 1023. The frab recorded on bye Alas Moconrato and others playing while the ceremony proceeded, with plans for future days in the Antonio council chamber and county club meetings.
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Gan Antenio
Win ‘Nothnr
Fir
Cade
T. Blilery
Lhe
Dana Antonio
Persy
Saint Patrick and Irish American Valor in an Independence Spirit
A commemorative text extols Irish heroism and the Irish mother guiding American liberty. It recalls Patrick’s example, links Irish American soldiers from Fredericksburg to Europe, and urges faith in democratic principles, tolerance, and reason as a civic code.
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Tyeland
Noday
St. Patrick's Day
Fmerald Isle
Lhfe Orby
St Patrick
Halure
Our Republic
Park of the Heart of America
Washington
General Meagher
Fredericksburg
Alamo
Texas
Custer
Little Bighorn
Mottans
Europe
John Rutledge
Continental Congress
Robert Mormla
Igenovela
Nho
Emile
Patrick
Hia
Texans Remember the Alamo and Goliad in 1836
The text recalls the Texan fight for independence, noting the cries to Remember the Alamo, Goliad, and Pearl Harbor era comparisons. It explains the 1836 ad interim government formed on March 17, with a Washington convention naming leaders like David G. Barret and Lorenzo de Zavala, outlining early Texan governance and military drafting.
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Alamo
Cherry Valfey
Maines
Pearl Harbor
Texas
Goliad
Washington on-Brazon
Iran
Thole Indyne
David G. Barret
Tarenzo de Zavala
Vuice
Samuel FP. Careon
Bailey Hardeman
Wary
Robert Potter
Etary
The
Navy
David Has
Acs
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