JAPANESE BOMBARD LAST STRONGHOLDS ON WAY TO HANKOW (10/25/38)

Microfiche-New York Times archives | 10/25/38 | F. Tillman Durdin

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[Homer_J_Simpson]

Today we have a number of stories from East Asia, and a few fillers.

JAPANESE FORESEE OUSTING OF CHIANG

You foresee wrong, Japanese.

The final article raises a question for me. Weren't WPA workers allowed to have automobiles?

[Question Liberal Authority]

The final article raises a question for me.

Slow news day.

[PAR35]

Weren't WPA workers allowed to have automobiles?

You are missing the more important question on the page. Why are those two guys looking up the fencer's kilt?

[PAR35]

“During a two-year period, 1935-37, the Home Demonstration Agent and the County WPA supervisors took library books around the county in their own cars” http://www.libsci.sc.edu/histories/vts/epw21.html

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Thank you for the thread/ping.