The Globe News on January 1 press and social note.
A long feature mixes editorial views on diplomatic immunity with a serialized fiction excerpt. The piece cites Evangeline Booth and Paul V. McNutt while weaving a dramatic diary of Mimi, Kay, and Jeff in New York and West Point.
Conquering Fear and Perpetual Motion Myths
A Dale Carnegie style piece on beating fear with Emerson's four rules and taking risks, then a note on perpetual motion myths. The text cites Dr. George Crile, Emerson, Hamlet, and US patent office letters as examples of skepticism and courage.
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George W. Crile
Cleveland
Ohio
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Becaue
United States Patent Office
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Handy little office helps on the commercial scene
A survey of emerging office aids includes a combined letter scale and opener, a rubber band container, cellulose film for signs and documents, a Polaroid desk lamp, quick drying heated ink for presses, illuminated writing aids for bedside use, and a radio typewriter linking distant machines.
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Today’s Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A combined crossword style puzzle with numbered across and down clues listing terms for a political candidate, foods, animals, travel, and common nouns across two directions. Answers include everyday words matching clue prompts and build a complete grid.
Rise of Dies as Nation's Un-American Prober
Profile of Martin Dies Jr. 38, Texas congressman, as he gains power and influence guiding the investigation into subversive activities. The piece traces his rise from a cloakroom comedian to leading anti communism efforts, his budgeting skills, public foibles, and impact on Washington politics. It notes family background, education, and early career shaping his aggressive stance and blunt humor.
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Havana
Americas
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Martin Dies
Dies
Ickes
Orange County
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Hamilton Fish
Baltimore
Shirley Temple
Martin
House Rules Committee
Wilson
Georgetown University
Myrtle McAdams
Texas
Fort Worth
House
Roosevelt
Sports for Women Promotes Lady Sports Broadcas
Alice Brewer a vaudeville dancer turned radio host leads WMCA daily program In This Corner the Ladies to make women sport minded. She shares playful anecdotes from boxing and journalism, recalls encounters with Mike Jacobs and Joe Louis, and explains basic sports terms while pushing women into active coverage.
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Cart
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Dempsey
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Zit
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Boston
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Siemens
Beloit
Wis
Mothe
Uniontown
Alley
Tye
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Snooper
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Speeches Reflect Tensions in France and U.S. War Prep
Henry Hazlitt and Marsha Petain urge sacrifice amid hardship in France while Attorney General Jackson warns against alienating loyal foreigners. The United States presses a nationwide training program to meet labor needs per the Council on National Defense, announced by Paul V. McNutt.
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United States
Council On National Defense
Federa Security
Paul V. McNutt
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