Westbrook Pegler on War, Bolshevism and Jewishness
Pegler argues that Bolshevism and Jewishness are misused by Hitler and wartime politicians. He asserts Bolshevism originated with Germany and that Hitler reshaped Jewishness as capitalistic while portraying Bolshevism as German. He criticizes Britain Poland France and argues America must scrutinize Nazi disruption plans and Hitler’s aims.
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Roosevelt Moves Expand OEM Role In Defense Management
Washington reports President Roosevelt quietly empowered the Office of Emergency Management to centralize defense funding and personnel. McReynolds will staff a central budget and fiscal control for OEM, OPM, and allied agencies, while a new policy commission may direct lend lease decisions and Britain aid.
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Just A Barkeep By Elsie Robinson
A tribute to a barkeep whose life embraced varied trades and an enduring love of human life. He offered warmth, humor, and quiet strength, comforting others without preaching as he faced life’s trials with courage and kindness.
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California
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Court Denounces Governor Osborn Over Due Employee Pay
Arizona Supreme Court unanimously orders the state treasurer to pay overdue compensation to employees impounded during Governor Osborn’s term. The court rebukes the governor, affirms that executive power persists beyond any one term, and warns against using veto or resignations to disrupt public service.
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Music and law meet in tentative ASCAP consent decree
The article discusses a provisional settlement between ASCAP and the U S Department of Justice Antitrust Division. It highlights a negotiated compromise aimed at easing public access to music while balancing rights, noting the shift from sentimental ballads to radio era programming and the broader release of musical enjoyment to listeners nationwide.
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Anti-Trust
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Grit Says Crochet Instructions Boost Woman’s Smarts
A witty remark from Grit about crochet guides suggesting that studying intricate patterns enhances a woman's intelligence. The quip plays on domestic craft as an intellect-boosting hobby.
Battleship Ohio Name Sparks Columbus Plea
A Detroit News report notes a battleship under construction to be named the Ohio. A Columbus voice urges a design change warning against a hull built round on the end and high in the middle to avoid instability.
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Violins Suffer Ills Like Humans in Tortured Sounds
A humorous observation notes that violins endure ailments akin to humans though less severe than fiddles, as evidenced by the strained tones produced. The remark highlights the age old violin woes and the comic notion of instrument suffering.
Moving Bomb Forgets Street Name In Tit Bits
The warden asks the constable for the road name Nebuchadnezzar Terrace. The policeman moves the unexploded bomb toward High Street, misunderstanding the directions in a humorous Tit Bits anecdote.
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Director Mistakes Directory for Manuscript in Studio Interview
A Hollywood director, preoccupied with other matters, returns to the Studio for an interview with a renowned author. He picks up a local telephone directory thinking it is a manuscript and studies it gravely before noting that the tale needs fewer characters.
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Montreal
Miners Success Story From Arizona Versus Hard Times
Mr P W Smith of Arizona, a prominent miner, built a costly quartz mill near Wickenburg tied to the Vulture lodge. Despite floods and heavy expenses, including a 150 foot and a 400 foot waterless well, he persisted, hauling nearly 100000 dollars of quartz to his mill and paying seven dollars per ton. His perseverance now yields water and work for many men, proving Territory needs such hardy operators.
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P. W. Smith
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Wickenburg
Vulture Lodge
William B. Hellings
Resignation of Dr J A Tanner as Indian agent not accepted
The editors express relief that President did not accept Dr J A Tanner's resignation as Colorado Indians agent. They allege deliberate and malicious slander by unnamed accusers and claim to have evidence of who conducted it. They fault Tanner for not pressing his case harder.
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J. A. Tanner
Colorado
Greater Than The Great Profile By Arthur Baer
A humorous column recalls a woman famed for a Greek profile and quirky sidewise life. The quip filled anecdotes cross paths with 1920s pop culture, referencing John Barrymore and sideways fame in a breezy, nostalgic voice.
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John Barrymore
Not an obituary but a quirky crime and culture blurb
March 10 entries recall Bugs Baer jokes from 1936 about a hillbilly killer dancing shoe while 1931 notes Prohibition overproduction. The 1926 line lists odd animal names and Tibet is invoked. A 1921 entry describes Fulton with a busted nose cauliflower ear and seven broken ribs after a punch.
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Bugs Baer
Hill Billy
Fulton
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