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Birthplace shifts as hospital births rise in U S history
The Census Bureau notes that in 1935 births exceeded 3,000,000 for the first time. Registered births were 2,955,178 with about 88,800 unregistered births estimated. The era of birthplace tied to home or rural roots fades as hospital births dominate the national profile.
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By His Own Words We Shall Know Him
A retrospective on Thomas E. Dewey's political record over twenty years notes shifts from isolationist phrases to entangling alliances. It traces foreign policy moves from "No foreign entanglements" to "America cannot live alone" and toward a durable, mixed stance. Domestic cues stress private enterprise, full employment, social security, labor rights, and defense with limited concrete program detail.
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Political stance cited on enterprise and public works
Fragmented quote outlines opposition to collectivism and support for private enterprise. Mentions partnership with business and public works, while alleging plans tied to economic cycles. Text appears garbled, with unclear dates and entities.
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Moscow's Misgivings on Western Culture and Soviet Ironies
The piece contrasts Moscow's bans on Western entertainments with Pravda and Red Fleet warnings about capitalist allure. It notes Soviet leaders denouncing Bucharest glamour while highlighting a mutual fear: Western civilization and communism alike fear cultural influence. The reflection hints at prewar Paris pastimes and Soviet caution toward decadent trends. The tone suggests a magazine discourse on cultural politics during tense era.
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Autumn Garden In Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest reflects on autumn in the garden as aging time arrives. He compares aging to withered flowers and fading youth, noting frost’s damage and the garden’s quiet decline from vibrant life to somber stillness.
Fire shuts fair as grandstand voice cuts through crowds
A brief fire in the grandstand interrupted the fair, described by the Mail as preventing it from being a calamity fair in history. Justice Johnson reportedly set a new record with a hearing lasting from 239 a.m. to a later time, noted amid the chaotic day and market bustle.
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Spook Night in the Desert: Air Attacks and Fear
A night in the Tunisian camp recounts planes overhead, sudden dives, and a chaotic scramble to foxholes. Soldiers describe alarms, nervous tension, creeping doom, and the eerie feeling as ghosts of war loom in the dark skies.
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Rumors on Dewey Hoover Fate and FBI Leadership
Washington column notes advisers discuss Dewey potentially reshaping the FBI as Roosevelt did the State Department. Rumors persist of removing J Edgar Hoover if Dewey is elected, with Republicans wary amid postwar crime trends and juvenile delinquency concerns.
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Downey and Houser Duel For California Senate Seat
In Sacramento a tight U S Senate race pits incumbent Democrat Sheridan Downey against Republican Frederick F. Houser. The contest, shaped by cross filings and multiple candidates, shows Downey’s long New Deal ties and Houser’s critique of New Deal domestic policy as the primary campaign focus. Downey has not spoken publicly since the May primaries.
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Strength For The Day Strength For The Day
The article recounts how faith transforms both soul and body, citing Stanley Jones who heard a call to continue his mission after a crisis. He credits divine care for his long lasting health, claiming life rises to a higher level when trust is kept. The piece also includes a brief, imperfect aside on laundry practices.
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