Arms Embargo Vital to America's Neutrality
Senator Borah of Idaho urges retention of the arms embargo to keep the United States out of war and cautions readers that repealing the embargo would repeal neutrality. He presents questions on the purpose of repeal, potential intervention, and the risk of siding in the European conflict. The piece urges careful, patriotic decision with full consideration of consequences.
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America
William E. Borah
Senator Borah
Idaho
United States
Roosevelt
Borah
Melting Pot Notes on Immigrants and War Strains
Harmony This Time recalls Bert Crockett on hotel staff, immigration limits, and American citizens staying calm amid European war. The piece notes 1929 immigration caps, absorption of foreign-born workers, wartime restraint, and the idea that immigrant money once funded Europe but now supports America’s safety and salvation.
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Bert Crockett
Biltmore
Europe
Germany
America
Torely
Sophocles
Uistin
Kink Meas
Grand Thusian and the Frontiers of War
A vivid meditation on war and maps as two prisoners escape a German prison. The speaker laments unseen dangers, lethal frontiers, and the unknown fate of soldiers crossing lines drawn on paper and soil. The piece questions belonging, borders, and the human cost of conflict.
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Grand Thusian
Geran
Treen Crags
Switzerland
What Man Is One Man A Foe And The Other As A Friend
By Elsie Robinson essay contrasts across nations, arguing boundaries are man made not divine. She says God gave shared abundance and urges end to fear and greed that build barriers. The piece condemns hate across Germans Poles Russians French and Britons as rooted in human hearts.
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Vo Eivarit
Ellis
Mani
Washington
Commerce
D Parbyoent
Herald G. Momiton
Brookings Institution
Roosevelt
Unclear Reference to Notable Figures in a Puzzle Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous famous names and titles including Schelling, Kerb, Bullitt, von Fibbentrop, Stokowski, and Browder, mixed with misread spellings. It appears as a puzzle prompt in a newspaper page, possibly asking readers to identify or connect well known figures while noting the garbled nature of the text.
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Schelling
Cardenas
Mexico
Netherlands
Kerb
Ramposer
Hull
Crooks
Trior
Bullitt
France
Metaga
Yuchinin
Oxford
von Fibbentrop
Stokowski
Kirk
Agcen
Berlin
Fokes
Browder
News Behind The News: War Mobilization Plans Emerging
Washington reports a quiet drift toward a new war mobilization framework blending industry and government. Key figures discuss price, labor, finance, and foreign trade under a central administrator and advisory council, with Baruch or Kennedy named as likely war industry heads and McNutt or Jones floated for labor or finance posts.
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War Industries
Bernard Baruch
Joe Kennedy
London
Federal Security
McNutt
War Labor Administration
Labor
Jones
Pain in Back By Dr. Herman N. Bundesen
A long, detailed excerpt on backache causes from Dr. Herman N. Bundesen notes that mild muscle strain often improves with rest, while persistent back pain may signal digestive or abdominal issues. It discusses ulcers, gallbladder infections, appendix position, bowel inflammation, and structural weakness as possible sources, with occasional misprints and unclear passages.
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Herman N. Bundesen
Monuments Plannned For Trail Drivers In San Antonio
Ten and twenty years ago plans to erect monuments honor trail drivers in San Antonio moved forward after $10 500 collected and over $8 000 in pledges. Mrs R R Fussell announced the drive while notes of related Fort Worth and national monument efforts were mentioned.
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San Antonin
Mra. R
Fussell
Fort Worth
Ott
Notonffret
Rusack
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Edwin C. Hill
Myr
Wait
Mr. Crockett
Prince Henry
Waltorf
Bedlam
Elsie Robinson
Jarob
Ilitler
Stalin
Tine
Paul Mallon
Latin-America
Equator
cThey
Madison
NRA
Bell
Aterance
Kink
Sentients, Inc
Rotary Club
At. Anthony
J. Ira Kercheville
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