Hist Sketches From White House Era and Controversial Texts
A fragmentary reminiscence portrays a visit to the White House with anecdotes about officials like Secretary of the Army and General Marshall, noting lively dialogue and backstage corridors. Separately, Colorado Springs schools ban Harold H. Usp’s controversial science texts as subversive, ending ten-year usage.
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Jas
Montgomery Flagg
Bulldog
Paul McNutt
Harry Hopkins
White House
White Huss
Tawa
Jean
Leinalg
General Marshall
Wallas
Sterdard
Shor
Hepeee
Colorado Springs
Rugg
Harold Ftusp
Columbia University
Board of Education
Patelotie
Meuse
Louvain
Amnesia Victim Found Enlisted at Army Camp
Evanston story centers on Joe Balmer Sanderson a 33 year old man declared missing last September. He surfaced at Camp Beauregard in January listed under the name Will Williams and now reunites with his wife and family after Florida authorities and a fraud investigator traced his identity. He says he did not recognize relatives but will likely recover his memory.
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Mmesia
Aulinori
Camp Beauregan
Eio
Joe Balmer Sanderson
Roger A. Simonson
Lena Simonson
Sanderson
Simonson
Beach
Frs
Florida
New Orleans
Ames Willams
Camp Beavergard
Itis An
Evanston
Prize set aside for European scientist under Nazi rule
A $4,300 prize from the American Academy of Arts and Sciences honors a European scientist described as living under Nazi domination. Three Americans receive $4,300 prizes for advances in treating and curing xeninal urinary diseases, awarded from the Francis Amory Fund, with Dr. Joseph F. McCarthy, Dr. Carl Richard Moore, and Dr. Hugh J. Young named among the recipients.
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Boston
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Academy
Scusi
Joseph F. McCarthy
New York Palyelitte Medical School
Carl Richare Moore
University of Chicago
Hugh JI. Young
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Francis Amory
Harlow Shapley
Harvard
Jae the Academy and Sibelius Named to Foreign Shiz
Jae the Academy and Jan Sibelius join Fine nigh composer and Dr Gerardo Alberto Haussay in a foreign shiz designation. Argentine endro i L also noted among the named individuals in the announcement.
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Jae
Academy
Jan Sibelius
Gerardo Alberto Haussay
Endroi L
Manila Proposed as Open City in Case of Hostilities Outbreak
In a May 1547 interview quoted by the Manila Bulletin, Ren Bawliol Aguinaldo urged declaring Manila an open city at any outbreak of hostilities. He called for military units to withdraw to coastal areas to spare Manila from bombardment and protect its historic landmarks.
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Manila
Ren. Bawliol
Aguinaldo
Manila' Bulletin Today
Philippines
Aguinalda
Indictments in O Connell Case Dropped
United States District Judge Cooper dismissed charges against John J. Oly Percy Ceary and Holdred Crowley, released from custody after serving time in a penitentiary before transfer to Alcatraz. Manny Strewl faces mails fraud charges, currently jailed in Dannemora. OConnell, linked to an Albany political family, was murdered in 1933 and held briefly for ransom.
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Wy Lung Piiton
Sohn J
Sea Suell, Jr
United States
Jude Cooper
Jom J. Oly
Percy Ceary
Holdred Crowley
Guordaga County
Alcatraz
Cooper
Ralph Emmons
Manny Strew
Strew
Ciavon
Dannemora
Oconnell
Albany
Albany County
Yemmeralk Committee
Wind Wrecks Colusa Church Facade
A windstorm in Colusa California damaged the Colts Methodist Church causing severe wall collapse and ruin of the facade. Firefighters and workers reported extensive damage as labor weeks were anticipated before repairs could begin.
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Colusa
Calif
Bay 15
Iup
Colts Methodist
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