Roosevelt's Third Term Victory Spurs Party Clash in Chicago
In a Chicago convention speech, President Roosevelt asserts no desire for another term while pledging delegates free to choose. The next day the convention nominates Roosevelt for a third term with Henry Wallace as secretary of agriculture, signaling foreign affairs as a key issue and Willkie opposing executive overreach.
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Senator Barkley
United States
Chicago
Slac
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Wendell Willkie
Wilkes
Colorado
Political rumors and wartime speculation swirl in early reports
A collage of statements and rumors from parliament and media circles discusses England selling American territories for air bases, Wilkie and Roosevelt campaign dynamics, and possible German military moves. Influential figures like William Allen White weigh in, predicting outcomes beyond candidate rhetoric and stressing German influence in a looming election.
Cuba Libre NY Flections and Cuban Political Drift
Fragmented account outlines Cuban political tension with mentions of senatorial candidates and factions supporting certain figures. It references Camacho and Alma and hints at Mexican presidential context and French art loot disputes. overall a scattered update on international affairs and Cuban politics.
Bombing of Haifa and wider Franco Britain tensions
The report notes Italian air raids on Palestine including Haifa with oil pipeline targets and losses to an American refiners named Flannigan, while skirmishes occur off the Greek coast. It also recalls Franco’s Spain, the Spanish Civil War, and extrapolates Latin American escapades, with mentions of Chile, Mexico, and Franco Hitler alignments.
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Palestine
Mediterranean
Haifa
John Tulle
Trak
Halic Nerie
Flannigan
Grecian
Italin
Mare Nostrum
Vbve
Generallasimo Franco
Mexico
Chile
Spain
Santiago
Valgaris
France
Latin America
Franco
Senor Franco
Herr Hitler
Pedro Aguirre
Franco- Hitler
Manila and Asia Tensions: Independence and Military Service
Fragmented OCR notes describe Manila's Quezon era debates on compulsory military service and independence from Nippon influence. The text mentions social justice aid, property rights, and cautions against Japanese domination, alongside scattered references to air travel, airlines, and Atlantic service.
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Philippine Islands
Asia
Nippon
Kit
Baltic Bust L ps The thret Lithvana Lats 1 L red and Uen K
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Lithuanians and Latvians with references to Catholic influence and percentages. The passage appears garbled but centers on Baltic groups, Catholic conformity, and unclarified figures.
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Eswaola
Arise My Love set injuries and makeup tales on film set
Hollywood notes recounts Claudette Colbert Ray Milland and Garland Lincoln filming a plane scene where a throttled engine injures Milland. Mitchell Leisen replaces him, makeup tweaks transform Louise Platt for Captain Caution, and Hal Roach Studios fog mixes sour with Vanilla to clear the air during Captain Cay flow shoots.
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Virginia Vale
Union
Paramount
Love
Claudette Colbert
Ray Milland
Milland
Miss Colbert
Garland Lincoln
Hollywood
Mitchell Leisen
Theyre
Louise Platt
Captain Caution
Bill Madsen
Hal Roach Studios
Hal Roach
Farm Tories Farm Tories DYNAMITE USE IS DANGEROUS
Article warns dynamite used on farms is dangerous and favors electric blasting caps over fuse caps. It notes misfires with electric caps are easier to correct, stresses keeping detonators away from wires, and mentions safe handling and equipment options for blasting.
Public shows mixed feelings on meat inspection exhibit
A federal exhibit at the Agriculture Building displayed realistic wax models of diseased animals to explain meat inspection. Nearly 1000 visitors voted on whether to continue such displays, 933 found it educational and desirable while 4 found it distasteful, reflecting varied public tolerance for grisly details.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Department Stalt
United States
Adequate Oils for Farm Families Amid Diet Guidance
A historical note asserts farm families have sufficient oil supplies and reasonable diets. It discusses income disparities between laborers and presidents, and mentions national diet guidance, farm gear and regional food access, with focus on rural living and protective provisions.
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Crrosat
United Stas
Fort
Agreuli
Barbed Wire in Electric Fences Gains Farmer Adoption
Farmers increasingly use barbed wire for electric fencing as livestock react to it, with some preferring it to smooth wire for easier animal control and deterrence.
Costly blackout protest ends with fines in Staffordshire
Four women faced magistrates in Walscott Staffordshire after a blackout demonstration that halted a crowd for about four hours. One of the baby carriages was struck by a car during the unrest causing the arrests. Each protester paid a fine equivalent to about eightpence.
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Walsott
Staffordshire
Eakimos Enter Greenland Waters For Fishing Whaling And Hunting
The Eakimos begin operations in Greenland targeting fishing whaling and sealing efforts. Reports indicate activity across coastal zones with crews focusing on traditional subsistence and harvest roles aboard vessels and camps.
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Greenland
Longest Rivers Cited By Early Geography Authorities
The passage lists the Misalasippi Missippi as the longest river at 4,221 miles from the Missouri source at Rackles near Montana, with its Mississippi proper at 2,552 miles. It notes the Nile as second at 4,000 miles and Amazon basin size at 2,772,000 square miles.
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Peographara
Fountain-Head
Missouri
Rackles
Montana
Tts
Lake Itatea
Minnesota
Mississipp
Nile
Lake
Victoria
Amazon River
South America
Dgacure Warmth A Machina For Measuring Fabric Warmth
A device named Dgacure Warmth A machina is described as created to measure the warmth of fabrics used in garments and bedding. The article outlines its purpose to gauge insulation and comfort in textiles.
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