MacArthur criticizes censorship in wartime news
General MacArthur urges informing the public rather than suppressing war news. He says secrecy erodes confidence and public support, and warns that censorship should target the enemy, not confuse Americans. He cites the delayed Oklahoma rescue and Wake and Marcus actions as examples of counterproductive secrecy.
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MacArthur
Tein
Pear Harbor
Australia
General MacArthur
United Sates
Army
Oklahoma
Wake
Marcus Islands
Marcus
Wwe
Map recalls old Denver landmarks and taverns from 1910s era
The letter from H A Gauthier of New York shares a map drawn by J W McElhany of Denver’s business district. It marks locations of famed spots like the Silver Dollar saloon, Duncan’s, Tortoni’s, and the Manhattan restaurant, recalling prices and local memory of a bygone era.
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Seventeenth
Stout
Rocky Mountain
Duncan
Manhattan's Storied Eatery Through The Years
Damon Runyon recalls the Manhattan restaurant famed for pricey coffee and soups at a nicked price, with Pete the Greek as head waiter and heir to the establishment. Opened 1899 by Pinhorn and Ryan, it drew crowds and long waits for 44 years, becoming a Denver staple before closing after 600 patrons on its last day in 1915.
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Torloni
Noma Vidal
Phil Golding
Duncan
Albany
Seventeenth and
Stout
Buffala
Cody
Boapy
Denver
Skagway
Mechany
Con Kel
Con
Union Donot
Navarre
Paul Whiteman
Chase
Gaylord
Palace Theater
Blake
Wazeee
Manhattan
Larimer
Mr. McElhany
Pete
Pinhornand Ryan
King Peas
Citizenship Papers as Cloak for Subversive Activity
A column debates naturalization papers being misused to cloak subversive allegiance. It cites Representative Noah Mason on revoking citizenship for those whose conduct shows loyalty to foreign states, urges tighter tests and intelligence checks for new citizens, and contrasts Norway’s Vidkun Quisling with Benedict Arnold.
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Colert
United States
Bain
Iisary
Noah Mason
House Migration Committee
Benedict Arnold and Vidxonp Quisling compared as traitors of liberty
The speaker denounces Benedict Arnold for betraying West Point to Britain, contrasting him with Vidxonp Quisling as a symbol of treachery. He frames Arnold’s motive as servitude to slavery, and casts Quisling as the ultimate infamy aligned with Adolf Hitler, vowing to expose the depths of treachery and betrayal.
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da Joramy
Arnold
West Point
Benedict Arnold
Quisling
Adolf Hitler
Benedict Arnald
Hell
Logit
Saratoga
Judas Tscarlot
Court of Civil Appeals to hear motion on Diversion Lake case
In Medina river dispute over a five mile stretch near the diversion dam, a Court of Civil Appeals case to dissolve an injunction keeping the Diversion Lake club from harassing fishermen is set for April. About 260 San Antonians gathered today to honor Babe Ruth at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon on the roof of the 8. Anthony holes.
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Marcie
Medina
Arid
Court of Civil Appeals
Diversion Lake Club
Margie
8. Anthony Holes
Babe Ruth
Oliary
Chamber of Commerce Luneheor
Weather, War Plans and Pacific Raids Amid Monsoon Talk
A wartime bulletin discusses expected monsoon impacts on the Philippines and Burma, noting June 1 start but May arrivals possible. It analyzes Japanese strategy in Burma and Java, stressing Bataan defense, Corregidor, and supply lines at risk, while outlining Allied air and naval raids near Marcus and Wake Island as stretching Japanese defenses.
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Wainwright
Batasan
Hole
Philippines
Burma
Sine Ta
Java
Bataan
Corregidor
Lae
Balers
New Guinea
Big Island
North Australia
MacArthur
Jave
Marcus
Wakelalanda
Avatrals
Hawaii
Pearl Harbin
West Pacific
United Nations
Fats in Diets Seen Essential Yet to Be Balanced
Dr Anton J Carlson of the University of Chicago explains fats supply about one fourth to one third of daily energy and are needed for skin health growth and certain kidneys. Fats aid vitamin absorption, spare B vitamins, aid digestion and prolong fullness. excessive fat cuts can harm nutrition and appetite.
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Anton J. Carlson
University of Chicago
Carlson
Carlson Novita
Odds & Ends on Royal Court and Wartime Taxes
A fragmentary item notes the Chapel Royal’s dean and 40 priests who attend the king, mentions historical events, Australia’s wartime options, and public resentment at tax assessments before owners can settle bills. The text is garbled but preserves references to royal ecclesiastics, wartime planning, and local tax anxiety.
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Chapel Royal
St. James
Stanberry Affair Teasers In Early Washington Tales
James Stanberry affair details unfold in a late 18th century capital scene. Francis Scott Key aided Sam Houston's congressional defense as the Ohioan and Houston exchanged sharp words. The dispute over alleged fraud in Indian affairs escalated with insults and threats in the Capitol corridors.
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James Stanberry
Francis Scott Key
Sam Housdon
United States
Houston
Texans Farber Assault Case Garners House Debate
Texans Farber delivered a beating and threw Branberry to the ground as Howston faced a pistol threat. Despite efforts by Counsellor Key, Houston wore a buckskin suit and was found guilty of assault after a lengthy floor debate. Intervention from supporters prompted a remittance order from President Andrew Jackson at term's end.
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Farber
Branberry
Houston
Howston
Counselloe Key
Andrew Jackson
Howaslon
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