Europe’s salvation lies in work and more work
The Richmond News Leader argues Europe must abandon magic hopes for U S aid and instead rebuild through labor. Senator Milton R Young warns recovery may require more funds than Americans can provide, urging Europe to accept hardship and push productive work to rebuild after war.
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North Dakota
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How much can you afford to spend on foreign loans
Current Opinion argues spending should be tied to purpose not aid. It critiques broad loans to Europe and urges returning private investment to investors. It cites Norway and Britain as examples and warns that government loans remove accountability while allowing dependency.
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Europe
Norway
Britain
Balkan Leaders Mock War Fears in Yugoslav Address
Bulgarian Premier Georgi Dimitrov tells a Yugoslav audience that rumors of war only intimidate the weak minded. He asserts Slav peoples endured centuries of enslavement and learned to fight, contrasting with US fears of atomic warfare. The piece notes Mussolini's influence on solidarity.
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Georgi Dimitov
United States
Mussolini
Growing Skittish About the Wordish Trend
The New York World Telegram satire notes writers are adding ish to words to mean about or approximately. It traces the trend to English origins and jokes about parties starting sixish or six thirtyish.
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England
Formerly Incurable Ear Disease Helped by Operation
An article explains otosclerosis a bone ear disease causing deafness and ringing. It details fenestration surgery described by Dr Julius Lempert in 1988, requiring precision equipment and specialist training, with careful preoperative hearing assessment and a low surgical risk.
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Julius Lempert
New York
How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions Page 4
A quiz feature asks seven questions on geography science and wartime topics with direction to page 4 for answers. It covers Toulon coast location LakeSuccess state year of first transcontinental air race peak hemisphere, fathom length insecticide wartime development Indonesian inhabited Pacific islands cat breeds and draftee literacy restrictions.
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France
Toulon
United Nations Security Council
Lake Success
United States
Strength For The Day By Ari L Douglas
A devotional meditation on daily renewal through faith. The author reflects on how each new day offers a fresh start to repair past hurts and pursue righteous living. It emphasizes inner heart condition, divine guidance, and hope amid sorrow as God provides rest and new beginnings.
School More Modern Than Adults Imagine
Washington reports that modern classrooms now use movable chairs and tables, varied materials like clay and paints, and allow children to pursue different activities. Teachers see students as individuals with differing abilities, beyond just reading writing and arithmetic. A recent shift contrasts with the old rigid, uniform desks and single pace.
In what country is Norman Y?
The fragment asks about Norman Y and whether something is by the Army, but text is incomplete. No clear event, person, or country can be confirmed from readable words.
Modern Education Debate Fades Among Educators
Miss Goddykoontz notes the controversy over progressive education has faded in circles. She says attention shifted to teaching essentials as new ideas gained acceptance. The old clash between innovators and traditionalists grew less noticeable and many educators prefer the term modern education.
Recount Ordered In Fairfax Vote
The Democratic nomination for a Fairfax County House of Delegates seat, decided by lot, is in dispute and will stay unresolved until Sept. 24. A three judge court named a special three member commission to recount the Aug. 5 primary ballot in the contested nomination.
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Fairfax
Fairfax County
House of Delegates
Primary race yields Lynch and McCandlish tied in returns
In the official primary vote count Edwin J. Lynch and Robert J. McCandlish Jr. each received 2 853 votes. The result shows a tie with identical totals for the two candidates.
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Edwin J. Lynch
Robert J. McCandlish, Jr
Suffered After Every Meal Indigestion Stirs ID AID Praise
A well known man recalls constant bloating and gas after meals. He credits ID AID for relief, saying his bowels are regular again and he can eat freely. Inner AID contains 12 herbs to cleanse bowels clear gas and improve digestion. Sold by all druggists.
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