Frock and Treas Display at Troy Pier Company Event
A garbled notice from Troy records promotes a public viewing by Brides and Bette View, listing items and prices including a frock display and associated treas for sale. Names such as Marvin and Chetan appear among disjointed fragments. The page mentions New York and various costs, with unclear dates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Troy Eevee Company
Po Brides & Bette View Presents
Dwigst
Marvin Seenecarr
Panne Tern
Privae
Epertinete
Our Heads in the Sand: Warn of German Conquest and Public Apathy
The piece denounces American denial of German brutality and war aims, citing polls showing sympathy for easing postwar Germany and German plans for a future conflict. It warns that aid to Germany would doom the war effort while urging vigilance against fascist propaganda and deadly tactics.
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Germany
Ressop
Muencher Neueste Nachrichten
Public Health Clinics and U.S. Health Policy Views
Vice Admiral McIntire proposes federal government funded health clinics offering diagnostic equipment and therapies at low cost. He notes clinics serve all armed forces and some cities provide charitable access. Critics urge prevention and early treatment, warn private practice lags, and warn against government control.
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McIntire
Navy
Armed Services
MelIatire
Heaght
Noted Party Clash Echoes Lincoln and Roosevelt Horse Metaphor
A column riffs on the proverb of changing horses, citing Lincoln and Roosevelt to argue the 1932 campaign hinges on whether a change in leadership is desirable amid crisis. It parallels criticism of Roosevelt by Republicans and defense of continuity with quotes about binding wounds and selecting the right horse.
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Herbert Brownell
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Truman
Wallace
Roosevel
President Lincoln
Lincoln
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Franklin Roosevelt
St. Paul
Minnesota
Buih
Richard
Edhor
Avenue B
Fifteenth Street
Navy
LPL
Cas
Matteotti Murder Ties Mussolini to 1924 Slaying
The New York Times correspondent Herbert L. Matthews says new evidence long known in Italian circles links Benito Mussolini to the 1924 Matteotti murder. The piece argues Mussolini and Hitler as international gangsters deserve trial and punishment for their crimes, warning of future betrayals after the war.
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Herbert L. Matthews
New York Times
Benito Mussolini
Caesar
Giacomo Matteotti
Matteotti
Chamber of Deputies
Fascisti
Matthews
Ju Duce
Mussolini
Hitler
Vandenberg calls GOP Senate meeting over recess plans
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan, chairing the Republican steering committee, called a special meeting of Republican Senators for next Tuesday as Congress reconvenes. He notes rumors of extending the current recess until after Labor Day or the November elections and warns that delaying essential wartime and reconversion legislation could be dangerous amid rapid military developments. The piece argues Congress must be prepared for peace era tasks and not let events outrun the body.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Yederal
Congress
Igvess
Europe
Vandenberg
Niews
Germany
Postwar readiness and political duty amid looming challenges
Editorial comments urge Congress to return to Washington promptly to tackle postwar problems, stressing the urgency of preparing for peacetime changes. It notes distractions in state duties, but calls for decisive national action and coordinated policy as stakes rise for America and the world. A lighthearted aside about a divorce suit and a joke on bookkeeping finish the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
America
Plenipotentiary Goebbels Speaks on War Effort and Conspiracy
A report on Joseph Goebbels Reich Plenipotentiary for the Total War Effort addressing the German people. He emphasizes limited plot involvement, renewed manpower, new weapons, and a stalwart Nazi leadership, while acknowledging uncertainty about the attack’s truth and war prospects.
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Newark Ney
Goebbels
Hitler
Reich
Germany
Goering
Goebbbels
Wey
Vistula
Italy
France
Mark Hopkins and California ties explored in old Record query
The Record prints letters about Mark Hopkins educator born 1802 died 1887. He led Williams College 1836 to 1872 and had no evident California link, though his wide lecturing and mission work were noted. researchers are urged to consult biographical sources.
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Mark Hopkins
Willams College
Massachusetts
Willams
California
American Board of Commissioners On Foreign Missions
Tomett
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Out-of-Place Suggestion on Race Betting Probe
A Buffalo News note from White Plains reports a conference proposal to legalize off-track horse race betting and place bookmaking under the State Racing Commission. Critics warn of evils and urge suppression of illegal bookie traffic instead of new laws during wartime.
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New York State Association of Chiefs of Poice
White Plains
State Racing Commission
Tme
The Campaign Slogans and Baseball Metaphors in War Politics
A political commentary analyzes how slogans mingle with baseball lore in the Democratic National Convention coverage. It notes voters debating pitcher fatigue, strategic substitutions, and the use of baseball vocabulary to frame campaign messaging while discussing Roosevelt’s role in global war strategy and censorship limits.
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Quentin Reynolds
Garner
Wallace
Roosevelt
North
South
Dewey
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Roosevelt
Lime ‘Barndey
Roosevelt DNC Drafts Switch in Wallace Bid to Truman
The column chronicles Chicago convention machinations as President Roosevelt's aides and party bosses push to derail Henry Wallace and install Harry Truman as the Democratic vice presidential nominee. Bosses bend to FDR influence, staging adjournments and last‑hour delegate switches to edge Wallace off the ballot.
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Wallace
Bob Hancegan
Kelly
H Convention
Sam Jackson
Hannegan
Jackson
Bnativ
Noes
Pepper
Florida
Truman
Flynn
Bannegan
Hague
Fielly
Frank Walker
California
Bob Kenny
National Committee
Ed Pauley
Kellvr
Chicago
Kely
Senator Barkley
Barkley
Roosevelt
Wal- Tate
Pauley
Standard of of California
Oscar Ewing
The
Aluminum Corp
Xetlon
White House
Jonathan Daniels
Jim Barnes
Gene Casey
Maryland
Maine
Casey Ls
Casey
Henry Wallace
Senator Truman
United States
Blackstone
Sameone
Washington
Roosevelt moves to admit 1000 refugees from Europe
The president announced to Congress an asylum plan for about 1000 continental European refugees, mainly women and children, to be housed in an unused East Coast army camp until the war ends. Critics note legality and funding issues, while officials reference a War Refugee Board to implement humanitarian policy.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Italy
Department of Justice
Elis Island
Biddie
Arong
Prezinbdie
Rothevelt
Treasury
War
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Ary White
Carl LL Retzlaff
Buffalo News
War Scribe
David Lawrence
Merry
Pearson
Drew Pearson
Patatross Sena
Joseto
Meres
Buble
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Lee
Kentucky
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Wilson Wratt
Louisville
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