German troop moves threaten Sweden neutrality in wartime note
An editor's analysis reports new German troop movements threatening Sweden's neutrality and notes widened combat fronts affecting Norway. The piece is attributed to Western Newspaper Union and carries an editorial voice.
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War News From Europe and Asia Dominate Front Pages
Amid conflicting reports from London Berlin and Stockholm the article details fighting in Norway with British forces and a perilous air raid that kills U S military attache Robert Losey. It notes guerrilla actions around Oslo, German coastal air bases bombed by British patrols, and home-front mobilization including rationing and a scrap-metal drive. congressional probes into state political funds and slush increase, while Swedes fear Baltic troop movements and Taussigs warning on inevitable war with Japan.
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General Johnson on draft age and wartime manpower
General Johnson advocates rethinking conscription by lowering age limits and expanding feasible noncombat roles. He argues youths are more impulsive and vital tasks like logistics require more soldiers, suggesting special classifications to reduce drain on prime-age manpower. He also warns of weak defenses in the Aleutians and calls for funding for Alaska air bases and reserves.
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Logan-Walter bill aims to curb federal bureaucrats power
Washington observer reviews H. R. 6324 known as the Logan-Walter bill. It would let courts review agency decisions and allow private citizens to appeal whether facts or law were applied, restoring checks on thousands of federal officers. Supporters argue it safeguards justice against government overreach.
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Cromwell to Seek Senate Nomination in New Jersey
James H. R. Cromwell, U S minister to Canada, plans to resign within a month to pursue the Democratic Senate nomination in New Jersey as Secretary Hull indicated he expects his departure before primaries. Walter Kohler, a wealthy plumbing fixture maker, died at his River Bend Wisconsin home. WPA head Harrington advised 2 162 000 workers they may vote freely. A New Orleans federal appeals court dissolved an injunction against Georgia Governor Rivers after he reinstated W L Miller as state highway chairman.
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Logan-Walter Bill Aims Court Review of Agency Decisions
The Logan-Walter bill would let courts review findings from government bureaus including agencies like the National Labor Relations Board. House support cites it as vital. senate action and presidential signature are needed for it to become law.
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Braided Rug With Scalloped Border
A reader photo shows several braided rag rugs with a scalloped border, noted to lie flat. The maker uses wool rags dyed as needed, braids strips an inch or wider, sews with double carpet thread, and keeps the work flat on a table during sewing.
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Ghost Writer Promises Grade Guaranteed Papers
A New Yorker with 600 clients earns over 10000 dollars annually as a highly successful ghost writer for college students. His pricing spans three dollars for a book report to seven hundred dollars for a Ph D thesis, offering papers tailored to each student and college to avoid detection.
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Is This Why You Are Constipated
A reader asks about causes of constipation and dietary changes. The reply emphasizes increasing bulk through fiber rich foods like Kellogg's All Bran for breakfast. It notes All Bran is a natural option, not medicine, and advises regular use with adequate fluids.
One Tongue Wise Mother Nature Quote Surfaces
A terse aphorism notes wisdom from nature, highlighting a proverb about listening twice and speaking once. The line contrasts ears two with a single tongue and is attributed to a reflective cultural saying.
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