European math of the Rome Berlin Moscow triangle
A compact analysis of the Nazi Soviet pact and its map of Europe. It outlines how the Baltic and Balkans fall under Soviet influence, Romania shifts under pressure, and Italy fears a German victory. It notes the reallocation of Poland, Turkey ambitions, and the shifting naval power balance as war clouds gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Berlin
Moscow
Baltic Sea
Russian Sea
Estonia
Russia
Eich
Lithuania
Rumania
Bessarabia
Bulgaria
U.S
Germany
Siegfried Line
London
Paris
Mosan
Josef Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Viacheslav . Molotov
Britain
France
Adolf ‘Hitler
Poland
Reich
Hitler
Herr von Ribbentrop
Baltic
Balkans
von Ribbentrop
Italy
Balkan
Signor
Mussolini
Latvia
Turkey
Congress Debates Neutrality and 90 Day Credit Split
Early phase discussions on lifting the arms embargo and restricting belligerent credits to 90 days reveal factions favoring cash and carry neutrality. Senators like Nye Borah and Lundeen split with isolationists, while Johnson of Colorado weighs embargo removal with 80 day credit limits and travel restrictions. Economic and legal stakes surface as unions seek mediation for world peace and anti trust laws loom amid wartime trade debate.
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U. S
Congress
Nye
Borah
Lundeen
Colorado
Edwin
Johnson
New York
George A. Sloan
Consumer Goods Industries Committee
Cincinnati
A. F
L's
AWK. Cof le
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Gin ‘Gearhart
Ore
Gen. Thurman
W. “Arnold
Oregon Bar Association
Dempsey’s Gate Totals Outshine Louis in Nine Fights
A historical box office summary shows Jack Dempsey earning 2,712,079 across nine bouts, surpassing Joe Louis in all-time gates. Read with 19–20th century context, the data from Frank Menke lists Willard, Miske, Brennan, Carpentier, Gibbons, Firpo, Fanny, Sharkey, Tunney, and Schmeling as key opponents with varied grosses.
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Dempsey
Frank
G.menke
Dattlen
Frotal
Jess Willard
So Billy
Miske
Bill Brennan
Carpentier
Tom‘Gibbons
Luis Firpo
Gene Fanney
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Purdue star Brock dazzles with runs and punts in football
Purdue senior halfback Brock, famed for running and kicking and a dangerous pass, lifted Purdue from deep holes with key punt returns and a late punt sequence. He averaged over six yards per carry against Minnesota, Fordham, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Detroit, and Butler, with 95 yards on 12 carries versus Ohio State. Brock stands six feet tall and weighs about 190 pounds.
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Lou
Brock
Purdue’ ‘University
Cecil “Isbell
Purdue
Grant
Coffin
Minnesota
Fordham
Ohio
State
Town
Wisconsin
Detroit
Butler
West Western Newspaper Union
Fragmented prompt with scattered questions and insults
A garbled user query mixes political figures, church dignitaries, and historical debates. It references a Roman Catholic high official dying, Ernest Simpson, and European war context, then veers into meta questions about the Europe conflict and readers' interests, ending with a note about an answer key at column bottom.
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Pelantd
Moony
Ernest
Simpson
Duchess of Windsor
Wailé Warfield
Ernest Igtinpsbarooney
Germany
Chanigsha
Quiz answers and world events summary
The note cites correct answers to News Quiz 2 and 4B. It states Raczkiewicz was not exile president. mentions Ignace Moscicki’s resignation and internment in Romania. It names Cardinal Mundelein and notes a birth. a Gallup poll places 64 percent in fear in the U.S. It references Changsha in China as a new Japanese invasion objective and Chiang Kai-shek’s forces.
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Raczkiewicz
Ignace Moscicki
Romania
George Cardinal Mundelein
Sispaon
Gallup
Changsha
China
Chiang Kat-Shek
Tunney and Dempsey era earnings summarize boxing riches
The article notes Gene Tunney earned about 1.715 million dollars from 1926 to his 1928 retirement after defeating Dempsey in 1926 and 1927, with a 1928 knockout of Tom Heeney and retirement. It contrasts Dempsey's higher prize money and Louis’s later smaller purses, citing lack of strong matchups and changing money in boxing.
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Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Tunney
Philadelphia
Demsey
Tom Heeney
Louis
Harry Thomas
Notable Sports Snippets From An Old Page
A collection of brief sport notes mentioning Lee Axworthy’s mile record from 25 years ago, Elmer Layden of Notre Dame and Ducky Pond of Yale as top all around football men, Tom Stidham’s Oklahoma team posting 15 wins 3 losses 2 ties, Spanishexperts appealing for gear, curling stones signed for Canadian curlers sinking with the Athenia, Max Baer’s comeback, Park College coach Partan Taylor keeping a florist delivery to his desk, and George Halas predicting Joe Maniaci will rival Jack Manders as a field goal ace.
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Lee Axworthy
Elmer Layden
Notre
Damé
Ducky
Pond
Yale
Oklahoma
Tom
StidHam
Spain
Athenia
Max. Baer
Partan Taylor
Marquette
George Halas
Joe Maniaci
Chicago Bear
Jack Manders
Early Football Terms and Pigskin Origins from Denver
The Rocky Mountain Herald notes historical links between the term pigskin and early footballs made from hog bladders inflated with a quill. Dictionaries and authorities trace slang like pigskinner to the era after the Civil War as the sport evolved.
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Denver
Webster
Stagg and Stout
Rocky Mountain Herald
European electrochemist and reformist in exile described
The narrative profiles a renowned European electrochemist with 300 patents, a former professor with white hair, likened to Haber and Millikan, who advocates planetary intelligence and mobilizing goodwill. It laments a new dark age driven by political ambition, exiles like Beck and Smigly-Rydz, and envisions monasteries as havens for humane science amid upheaval.
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Europe
Josef Beck
Marshal
Edward Smigly-Ryds
Miitary
Mescikl
Oland
Haber
Woorow Wilson
Robert Andrews Millikan
Panamanian President Arosemena Seen as Cautious Leader
R Juan Demosthenes Arosemena, Panama's president and former foreign minister, is portrayed as a practical, cautious politician with a history of leaning toward U.S. policy while opposing totalitarianism. The piece recalls his stance on the Canal Zone, defense remarks, and his past roles, noting his temperament as friendly and enterprising and his involvement in Panamanian politics since 1929.
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R. Juan
State’ Department
Arosemens
Uelfdist
Canal
Pansama
United
Lima
Decorative initial transfer pattern for stitchwork sale
A readable ad describes a transfer pattern of two 1 inch and one 1% inch alphabet for satin stitch or cutwork. It notes a 15 cent price per pattern and directs readers to mail to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft, 82 Eighth Ave., New York, NY.
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Eighth Ave
New York
N.Y
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Western Newspaper Union
Diplomatic Front
Western Front
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Oechsner
Saar
Helgoland
Wat Sea
War
Sam
New Orleans
Singapore
Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea
Alva Adams
By Robert McShane
Joe End Ae
Schmeling
Jack‘ Dempsey
Acaie
Low Brock
Pike
By Lemuel F. Parton
Martin Niemoeller
Gercoe
Gorau
Peralat
WNU
Your
Sioux
Mayfair
Bill” Wachter
Winona
Minn
Lake Overing
Ebel Olig Leto
Pysera
Ted
Hackichy
Dean
DTU
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