Confessions of a Communist: Browder Testifies to Passport Fraud
The Dies committee heard Earl Browder admit using aliases and a fake passport within two years, detailing four visits to Soviet Russia since 1914 to receive party instructions. He refused to name the passport under oath, asserting constitutional rights.
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Earl Browder
Communist Party of the
United States
Comintern
Moscow
Browder
Dies Committee
Washington, D. C
Soviet Russia
Charles Krumbein
New York
Lewisburg
Krumbein
Communist Party
New York State
Lenin
America’s Duty Keep Children Safe At School
The piece praises American children returning to school as safe and healthy while European children flee from war. It urges Americans to keep the nation out of World War and ensure no child must abandon homes and schools, calling on every citizen to adopt the stance that peace requires action and resolve.
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London
Paris
America
Auroph
Canada
Australia
Sweden
East Indies
Mexico
Germany
Britain
France
Latin- America
Beltain
Latin-America
Re- Construction Finance Corporation
Sdeurities Exchange Commission
Congress
Parliamentary immunity and a deadly clash in Chilean debate
A Chilean chamber dispute between Amara Castro and Franciscn Lebo escalated to insults and Lebo shooting Castro in the eye. The piece argues immunity limits arrests during sessions, noting historical clashes in Congress and debates on free speech versus libel.
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Chamber of Deputies
Enor Amara Castro
Senor Franciscn Lebo
Sr. Lobos
Sr. Castro
Lobos
Why the constitutional clause invited a dubious privilege
By Edwin C. Hill, 1929. He argues the founders inserted a controversial provision to shield legislators amid fusing regional strife and factional attacks during the Philadelphia convention. He notes dangers under the Articles of Confederation and says a strong, tempered, authoritative legislature was deemed necessary.
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Philadelphia
Nist
Almont
King Fea Byad
Faith Is The Deepest Need Of Any Child
Fragmented prose urges belief as essential to a child's growth and courage. It argues faith counters fear and stupidity, framing faith as the guiding force behind dreams, resilience, and moral formation. The piece appeals to guardians to nurture belief to prevent a world from losing hope.
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Serans
Erie
Tpaith
Sibsuts
Poe
See Your Greatness and Belief in the Child
A short exhortative piece urges readers to trust their potential and the value of children. It emphasizes faith in the child to carry on a divine pattern to glory and calls for self confidence for the world’s sake.
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Isi
King Bios
Syd
Kno
Fragmented Sunlit Riddle Passages Puzzle Reader Skill
A damaged OCR fragment discusses abstract phrases about patience and brains, mentioning faces and facial features in a cryptic, disjointed style with no clear event or identifiable subjects. The readable text hints at wordplay and obscure references without coherent narrative or names.
Unclear Fragmentary Names Mix Across Figures and Places
The text lists numerous mis-spelled names and partial titles including L Frank Bawa, Oswald Jacoby, DuBose Heyward, Irene Caste, Earl Baldwin, Richard Byrd, Gutert Olsen, Mely on Maccay Buiter Averett, and references to figures like Empress of Angy, Pope, California governor, and a bridge champion. It reads as a garbled catalog of people, roles, and possible events without coherent context or a single news item.
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Mamey
Tnese News
Frank Bawa
Claude Bowers
Oswald Jacoby
DuBose Heyward
Carcle Daenbs Bond
Irene Caste
Earl Baldwin
Readjustment ahead as speculative price fever cools
Washington observes a speculative surge in prices not backed by supply. Surpluses exist in foods and inputs with no shortage, while government actions have cushioned prices via subsidies and storage. A readjustment is expected as markets realign with real demand and global trade shifts.
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Washington
Marry-Go-Round Rouse Health Alarm Over Corsets
A humorous rant contrasts past fashion scares with modern beauty obsessions. The piece recalls fears about corsets, hair bleaching, smoking, peroxide, and silk stockings, mocking male Cassandras who predicted doom for women’s styles while noting women persisted, evolving with trends.
Rebellious Fashions and Corset Rhetoric in Rowland Text
An excerpt mocks fashion trends and gender norms with satirical tone. It references a historical suffrage era clash, women’s corset use, and the reaction of men, calling out social resistance and playful rebellion in a stylized prose fragment.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago Deals in San Antonio
The San Antonio material alliance elected new officers led by Dr. B. B. Hill as president and Rev. W. Darby as vice president. Miss Jessie Nance returned from Geneva after representing Texas at an international education conference. The Texas Teall Drivers announced their fifth convention with a $440 Liberty Bond shown by the treasurer. Community gatherings included a Thanksgiving service plan with the municipal theater. Maj. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman issued a directive barring service officers from crossing the Mexican border to respect sovereignty.
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San Antonio Material Alliance
BB. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Doh W. Darby
Central Christian Church
Doin H. Berry
Howard F. Cook
Flrst Ryanfelleal Church
Geneva
Jessie Wand Nance
Department of Education
Westmoorland College
San Antonio
Miss Nance
Texas
Qi Teall Drivers Association
Joseph T. Dickman
Southern Department
Infantile paralysis overview and transmission insights
A historical article explains paralysis symptoms in September or October, outlines the suspected viral cause of infantile paralysis, and notes transmission from nose washings and experiments with monkeys. It describes ancient recognition, wide susceptibility, epidemic impact, and progression to the spinal cord and paralysis.
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Hippocrates
Paralysis and treatment guidance in early disease signs
Dr Herman N Bundesen outlines early warning signs of a disease and stresses rest to reduce pain. If paralysis develops a consultation with an orthopedic surgeon is advised to determine active treatment. Guard against excessive movement as it worsens risk.
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Ugne
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