Dickstein Warns of Nazi Oath in America
Representative Samuel Dickstein, a Democrat from New York, claims a band of 100000 Nazis in the United States has sworn allegiance to Hitler. The piece argues the nation is not alarmed and notes a crackdown on groups like the Black Legionnaires, suggesting subversive movements fail in a content citizenry.
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Samuel Dickstein
New York
United States
America
Hitler
Dickstein
Black Legionnaires
Naval arms race repeats history says disarmament critique
The author argues after a 522 million naval bill the U S returns to 1916 dynamics. He notes Washington treaties reduced ships yet new builds resume a naval race with Britain and Japan, urging addressing underlying tensions rather than new treaties to avoid a 1914–1916 repeat.
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Senate
Europe
America
Wilson
Congress
England
Japan
Washington
Lexington
Saratoga
Virginian
Capes
Pyrrhic Victory Over Jobs Strain Hits Ohio Sheriff
Martin L. O'Donnell sheriff of Cuya hoga County Ohio, elected in the Roosevelt landslide, has faced nonstop pressure from local party workers seeking jobs. The strain has harmed his health and he takes a vacation to recuperate, highlighting calls for civil service reform.
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Martin L. O'Donnell
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
O'Donnell
Roosevelt
Washington Behind the Scenes Weigh Tax Fight
The piece details debates in Washington over new taxes to curb inflation and fund relief. It cites Roosevelt's cautious hope against tax hikes, Feeler and Coyle arguments for surplus income to aid purchasing power, and the impact of wage hikes and strikes on prices and debt.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner Feeles
NRA
David Cushman Coyle
Focles
Coyle
Michigan
Garner
Joe Robinwon
Actus
Mintém
Trailer Mystery Continues on West Coast Trip
Martha Brittain and Bet Haynes travel by Airspeed trailer with hitchhiker Gerry Neal toward San Francisco after a tense morning at the Del Monte in Monterey. Betty’s telegram and Neal’s assurances heighten tension as Martha weighs trust and danger.
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Martha Brittain
Betty Haynes
West Coast
Gerry Neal
Hansome
Neal
Jack Speddon
Long Beach
Speddon
Betty
Martha
San Francisco
del Monte
Dee
San Diego
California
Dionysius
Monterey
Martha Britain
Cypress Point
Hollywood Studio Aims for Light Entertainments and Happy Endings
Universal chief Charles Rogers says the studio will produce bright films to lift audiences from recent troubles. Since his a year ago takeover Universal released My Man Godfrey Show Boat Three Smart Girls and Top of the Town with endings that please. On The Cop Nan Grey handles a playful scene with a Scottie named Happy, while the Oh Doctor set becomes a tea garden as many dreamgirls work.
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Hollywood
Universal
Charles Rogers
Light
Bright Pictures
Man Godfrey
Show Boat
Universal Pictures
Rogers
Witty Kitty The trouble with looking up the family tree
Witty Kitty notes that tracing ancestry uncovers many overlapping branches and surprising connections within family histories. The quip frames genealogical research as a humorous maze of names and lineage.
Long Bob Is Now Lads Fad In Nightlife Ties
New York April 1. A column notes clubs attract patrons with style and romance linking musicians and bartenders to debutantes and gossip. The piece mentions Weissmuller haircuts, intimate table moments, and shifts in social norms at bars. It also references public figures and venues in Harlem and New York.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Harvard
Robert Taylors
Weissmuller
Dressing for a Scene at the Bathing Suit Shoot
The article notes cast members in summer clothes near a pool with Bill Hall unhappy about his tan. He wore slacks for a bathing suit scene, prompting tan makeup on his legs to match. On The Road Back set, war scenes paused for ice cream as Andy Devine and Slim Summerville teased about his figure.
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Big William Hall
Bill
Big Silly
Andy Devine
Slim Summerville
Slim
Devine
McNaught Syndicate
Maurice and Verdant Clues Puzzle Aboard
A filled word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. Entered hints reference Maurice the actor and a range of definitions from skin disease to evergreen shrub and high mountains, while vertical clues cover rattling to exclamation and note in seal.
Peter Rabbit Interference Brings Mixed Outcomes
Peter Rabbit intervenes to warn a hawk targeting Jerry Muskrat at the Smiling Pool. The hawk vents anger, but Peter’s alarm saves Jerry. The tale muses that interference can help or harm, as in this instance where Peter’s actions both protected and endangered.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Hawk
T. W. Burg
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