The Communist Objectives Growth of Communist influence in US
A report to the Moscow congress by Dmitry Manuilsky claims US Communists credit for expanding unions and labor unrest. It cites millions in union membership, class struggle tactics, strikes, and political manipulation, arguing infiltration and subversion broaden communist work.
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Communist Party
United States
United Communist Party Congress
Moscow
Dmitry Z. Manuilsky
Communist International
American Federation of Labor
Workers’ Movement
Democratic Movement
Communist Party of the United States
No Recovery Yet on Tax Reform Claims
The press conference argues that no tax revision can cut federal revenues and that curbing government spending is essential. It asserts that taxes cannot fall without substantial government cost reductions, since current revenue must be supplemented by borrowing to balance expenditures.
President’s plan aims to tax, borrow to sustain spending
The proposal endorses taxing citizens to their limit and borrowing beyond to maintain current expenditures. It forecasts little recovery, no return of private investment capital, and no relief for unemployment through payrolls removal.
Harbingers of Spring in San Juan Capistrano
Edwin C. Hill reflects on the annual return of swallows to the San Juan Capistrano mission on St Joseph's Day and compares bird migrations to historic events, noting mysteries of memory and the dramatic flight of hummingbirds. He recounts swallows, swifts, and lemmings as examples of instinct and cadence in nature.
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California
Sir Joseph's
Mexico
South America
San Juan Capistrana
St. Joseph’s Day
Voice of the Radio
Dnan
Gam Juan Capistrano Mission
Fort
St. Joseph's Day
Aydas
St. Joseph's
Pacific
Aeontine
Mershon
Europe
North Sea
Goa
San Juan Capistrano
Maine
America
Gulf
Muxing
Brazk
Capy'l
King Seas
Syad. Ine
Young America and the Great American Spirit Debate
Readers write with confidence in Young America’s grit while warning that character cannot be transmitted through generations. They argue independence, industry, and decency depend on each individual’s effort rather than ancestral glory, urging self-reliance to meet hardships.
Monotony and Lone Lines in Pioneer Life
By Elsie Robinson laments modern comforts and contrasts pioneer hardships with 11 machine age comforts. The piece questions what truly tests American grit, noting solitude and isolation as enduring hardships beyond hunger or tools. It asks readers to imagine enduring life with rare social visits and limited companionship.
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America
Grampay
Bridge Gate
King Fors
News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
Washington dispatch cites Hitler’s Munich fallout and appeasement promises as the Roosevelt administration weighs shifting policy. WPA relief and stamp schemes spark debate over surplus foods and grocer enforcement while war plans gain new budget footing. Officials warn Hitler’s expansion risks broader war, with domestic politics and tax tinkering shaping 1940 timing.
Marry Go Round Mrs Solomon on love and wisdom
The excerpt playfully weighs how various comforts and objects shape a man’s life and his sense of being valued. It contrasts tenderness with boast, urging steady affection and restraint, as a reflection on love and partnership through quirky metaphors.
Fragmentary Verse Reference by Helen Rowland
Fragmentary OCR text presents a dated literary fragment with distorted phrases about a "Perfect Woman" and reflexive musings. It mentions Helen Rowland and a dated sequence, but lacks a coherent narrative or clear event to summarize into a news item.
Climate and Cold Catching T :
Dr. Robert R L Montgomery of Long Beach California argues rapid climate changes influence susceptibility to colds. He says the nose acts as the body’s air conditioner and can’t adjust quickly, allowing germs to invade. Moisture loss through skin and respiration affects temperature regulation and infection risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert RL Montgomers
Long Beach
Call
Rang
Moisture and Dust Linked to Nasal Irritation Study
A historical brief notes that dry air and lime dust can irritate the nasal membrane causing sneezing redness and throat irritation. Experts suggest irritants from dust and road dust may trigger symptoms for motorists, with windows open allowing more dust into cars.
Doctor Links Heating, Cold Epidemics to Air Quality
Dr Herman N Bundesen argues that dry membrane in the nose from heating in schools and homes increases susceptibility to colds sore throats and pneumonia. He notes epidemics rise with fall heating and cites climate and air conditions as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chen
Oratorio soloists named for Seven Last Words event
Tenor and baritone selections announced for this year’s Seven Last Words oratorio at the Municipal auditorium with a second performance planned if crowd size warrants. Walter Dunham directs. Tom Etheridge to speak at the Plow Hotel on sales in January. News notes also cover a Mayflower parade plan cancellation related to Joan of Arc Day and health official W A King warning dairy violators.
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Murgeenthal-Hanes
Astoy Thomas
Cork
Hen Cohen
Eccles
Federal Reserve
Douglas
Secvities Exchange
Roosevelt
Mosays
Morgenthau
Hanes
Corcoran
Marcie
Lst
Priday
Jerome Swhilord
Mathryn Mertaie
Brand
Gon Gridley
de Elven
Walter Dunham
Fragmentary OCR Note on Alaska Texas Areas and Artifacts
The readable text mentions Alaska area compared to Texas at 263,706 square miles for Texas and 86,400 for Alaska. It also references carnations, copper sulphates, and early crafting hints dated around 4000 B.C. with some garbled phrases about furniture and craft displays.
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Alaska
Texas
Miles
Obscure Phrases Mixed With Errata and Fragments
A garbled list of phrases and questions blends misspellings and partial tokens. It appears as a jumble of intended items, prompts, and stray names with no clear, coherent article or event to summarize.
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Eta
Ukraine
Edwin C. Hill
Ynary Aya Congress
Dotty Baines
Sunnyside
Wadnington
Marianna Resst
Queens Village
Hong Taland
Ihemaciyem Anc Ince
Elsie Robinson
Paul Mallon
Washington
Hitler
Hull
Britain
Chamberlain
France
Dalacher
Munich
Snow
Wal~ Face
WPA
Haye
FSCC
Inw
Re Velicfer
Puealdant Gomez
House
Senate
Gamer
Dadgwinte
Germany
Napoleon
War Department
Congress
Tyler Page
Banyon & Pend
Thomas Jefferson ~ Memorial
Hbs
Spndichter Inc
Pal
Ant
Helen Rowland
King
Crowder Ivate Hind
Montgomery
Bila
Dr. Herman N
L. A. Light Files
Tom Etheridge
San Antonio
Cattle of Flowers Associa Lon Inday
W. A. King
Theatrymen's Association
Beyalinn
Cncvinga Ag
Fae Brek
Thesa Qi
Gear
Jericho
T Bent Iim Hollow
Jac Miller
Pollan
Blinke J the Geass Baga
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