Work Grows Harder As Epidemic Rages
Prison camp diaries describe brutal conditions at a distant timber base. Prisoners endure half rations, cold, dysentery, and scurvy while forced to meet harsh quotas. Doctors clash with the camp commander over care, as typhus fears rise and executions loom amid a grim plan to maximize output at unspeakable human cost.
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Conditone
Torthacht
Zakhariantz
Adronovich
Dovter
Finning
Azronovich
Kiev University
Pitsky
Typhila
Bac
Zatchariants
Nis House
Devik Ne
Aaronnykh
Bergevev
Zakhariaatz
Kotlas
Aardnoyieh
Hcis
Landis Named Chairman in Washington Seat Change
James M. Landis took over the chairmanship of a three county commission in Washington D C today. He was elected yesterday to succeed Joseph P Kennedy who resigned. Landis, a 35 year old formerly a Roarvard professor, will oversee security and financial issues among holding companies and related responsibilities.
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Washington, D. C
James M. Landas
Landis
Joseph PL Kennedy
Landis Garmerly
Rocvard
Open Forum on Crime Publicity and Youth Guidance Observed
A reader letter in The Light discusses crime coverage and public response. It questions whether sensational crime reporting helps and suggests focusing on preventing crime by guiding youths toward constructive pursuits rather than fear. It likens pest control to eradicating crime at its roots and seeks a prudent social approach.
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O-Men
National Broadcasting Chain
Hall
Infatuation Told in Trial in Worcester Case
In Worcester Massachusetts on September 4 6 a case from 1933 was recited in superior court as Sherman B a 25 year old bodirimaster and Esther Magill 18 a tel flow worker are described. The prosecution alleges Sherman murdered his wife Alice 22 by tipping her canoe causing her to drown at Lake Singletary after dating Esther since 1933.
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Worcester
Mass
Newell PB
Sherman
Esther Magill
Telflow
Shean
Gwen A. Hoban
Alice
Hoban
Rhode Island
Lake Singletary
Mass Legion Parade Marks Peace Time Return in St Louis
Hundreds of thousands of spectators line a two mile parade route as 125 musical groups and many drill teams march in the annual American Legion parade in St Louis. Arizona gains top honors in state march order amid convention planning for a 1936 meeting and debate over a new veteran bonus bill.
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ST. Louis
Taterhil
American Legion
Somnorrow
Arizona
Legion
Am Pious
Nevata
Cliles
Frank N. Belgrano Jr
Cleveland
Aar
Ohio City
Deris Yer
Atlantic City
Los Angeles
Pihce
Len Bion
Bélprano
Ne Anid
Wright Patmin
Texas
Positive Relief for MALARIA from Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
A vintage advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as real malaria relief. It claims tasteless quinine kills malaria in blood and tonic iron strengthens the system to prevent reoccurrence, offering multiple bottle sizes and prices.
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Grove
Fever May Delay Ethiopian Invasion
London dispatch quotes a prominent medical authority predicting no war in Ethiopia for at least a month due to a virulent fever outbreak. The alert warns the Ogaden desert and Tigre areas could see flare ups as rains end, extending until late October.
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London
Addis
Ababa
Ethiopia
Ogaden Desert
Tigre
Shake-up Looms in Oil Control Heads
In Austin on September 24, the Railroad Commission announced a shake-up in its executive division. Chairman Ernest O. Thompson said Capt EN. Staiey had been offered the post of chief enforcement officer in East Texas. Carl Fstes and Nathan Adams urged reappointment of Tucker Royall to the position.
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Austin
Lexag Railroad Commission
Railroad Commisssion
Ernest O. Thompso
EN. Staiey
East Texas
Carl Fstes
Nathan Adams
Army to Take Over Sunnyvale Base
Army to seize Sunnyvale California air base in a swap with the navy. Secretary of War George H Dern announced the transfer includes the army aviation field at North Island San Diego in exchange for Sunnyvale. The item appears in a serialized feature with unrelated narrative content following.
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Army
Sunnyvale
Oakland
Canf
Sunny
jVale
Calif
Houte
Navy
Macon
Secretary of War
George H. Dern
Det
Army Aviation
North Island
San Diego
Ine Navy
Stolen From Hotter Home Tre Cream Co. Theft at Alamo Street
Police report a burglary at the Hotter Home Tre Cream company on 15 South Alamo Street where $100 in cash was stolen. Manager O. Cameron notified authorities Tuesday.
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Hotter Home Tre Cream Company
South
Alamo
Weak Kidney Health Advertises Harmless Oil Remedy
A damaged ad style item claims a remedy called Harlem Oil can cure kidney and bladder weakness. It mentions symptoms like burning, backache, and scant urine. The text reads as a promotional pitch with dubious medical effectiveness.
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Harlem
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