No Parley: US Must Stay Out Of European Affairs
The article argues against any American involvement in European disputes after Hitler's Reichstag speech. It stresses Europe’s business, cites diverse political reactions, and urges Americans to focus on domestic issues, warning against propaganda and entanglement. It frames Europe as irrelevant to US problems and supports a policy of noninvolvement.
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Hitler
Reichstag
Roosevelt
Il Duce
Europe
Poland
England
Czechoslovakia
Saar
Alsace-Lorraine
Pacific
Capper
Kansas
Moscow
Paris
London
Senator Lundeen
South Dakota
Carlson
Ilinois
Mussolini
Curtis
Murray
Montana
Ulcers in Larynx by Dr Bundesen and findings
An 1955 article explains ulcers of the larynx or voice box, caused mainly by overuse of the voice and chronic laryngitis. It notes symptoms like hoarseness and coughing, outlines other similar diseases such as syphilis, TB, and cancer, and describes rest, reduced voice use, dust avoidance, and laryngoscope exams as treatments.
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W. C. Thomas
Huntington
W.va
Gourca
1Gne
Byrd, Inc
Former consul criticizes Mexican consul’s stance
A letter to The Light argues the Mexican consul misstates police discrimination against youths of Mexican descent. The writer says many of these individuals were born in this county and have long benefitted from U S employment, urging that former consul Owen Kilday more aptly addresses Mexican matters.
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The
Carninal
Mexico
U.S. A
Owen Kilday
How Baseball Started and Early Inventions Documented
A provocative overview traces baseball’s origins to Abner Doubleday at West Point in 1839 and notes a late nineteenth century commission probing the tale. It chronicles early equipment like gloves, masks, and chest protectors, and cites the sport’s postwar spread, economics, and a Cooperstown bronze memorial as part of its evolving lore.
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Abner Doubleday
Cooperstow
N.Y
West Point
Doubleday
General Doubleday
Seventy-sixth Infantry
New York
Whit Head
Cooperstown
Baseball Amaguls
Steut
Ulie
Coretary
Bor
Ballston Spa
Cooperstown Classical and Military Academy
Arthur Irwin
Providence
James Tyng
Harvard
Yale
Hophie Ahern
Baltimore
What Do You Know Who's Who in Today's Nov 1 Washington Figures
A fragmented roster lists names such as George Washington Carver Harold Ickes Arthur Vandenberg and Grover Cleveland Bardon alongside a jumble of other figures including M Gipsy Smith Claude Bowers and Jonas Lig. The item looks like a quiz or spoof reference with unclear sourcing and many garbled entries.
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George Washington
Carver
Harold Ickes
Howard Mughes
Arthur Vandenberg
Walter Punk Paul
Mort Pranelsco
Franca
MacKenzie King
Robert Reynolds
Albert Lebrun
Myra Hess
Jonas Lig
Tralph DePalma
Gipsy Smith
Grover Cleveland Bardon
Claude Bowers
Thomas EB
Mowey
Quiet Joy Found in Simple Things by Kinks Fena
A reflective piece from 1948 reveals happiness in small, concrete comforts. The speaker recalls a shift from chasing grand adventures to valuing a child’s laugh, a warm fire, a garden scene, family love, and everyday moments. Final lines credit small favors as the true, lasting joy.
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Griffe
Copel
Fena
Synd
Inn
Wise Words on Honesty and Spare Parin Fails
A brief, reflective note warns that when a man’s honesty breaks down there is no reliable place to turn for spare parin. The line suggests scarcity of trustworthy help in moral failure. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility over external remedies.
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Ammateurs
Goering Shifts Toward Moderation Amid War Tension
Washington reports suggest Hermann Goering has become a moderating force around Hitler, hinting at possible succession dynamics. Officials weigh motives as Roosevelt notes warn of a potential new world war sparked by Hitler’s plans in Poland and a chaotic shift in European power.
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Goering
Hitler
Mob
Municipal pool openings spark San Antonio pools
Ten and twenty years ago from May 1, 1929, San Antonio opened municipal swimming pools except Brackenridge Park. Delays on Brackenridge pool due to unfinished work expected to finish within a week. Maj. A W Robins reassigned to Dunenheld, moved from Langley field to relieve Lieut. Col. Mars at the Panama Canal Zone.
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Brackenridge Park
Brackenridge
Jacob Mublola
A.W. Robins
Aly Corps
Dunenhield
I. A. Mars
Fanama Canal Zone
Robina
Fairfield
Oslo
San Antonio
Langley Field
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