Chile At Bat Again Explores U S Chile Tensions
A column notes President Roosevelt's stance on U S bases in the Western Hemisphere, Chilean reactions, and a historical 1891 1892 incident near Valparaiso involving the U S Navy. It also quotes figures on juvenile justice, milk pricing, and wartime labor needs from Carl R. Rodgers, Mayor La Guardia, Col. Fleming, and Stuart Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Western Hemisphere
Britain
South America
Chile
Congress
Balmaceda
Valparaiso
U.S
Baltimore
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Uncle Sam
Admiral Leahy seen as key Vichy ambassador choice
The piece argues Admiral Leahy’s appointment as ambassador to Vichy highlights U.S. oceanic interests and listening posts. It notes Vichy France is largely controlled by Germany, with diminished sovereignty, and warns of manipulation by Nazi aims to present a “New European Order.”
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Leahy Ps
Vichy
United States
Puerto Rico
Martinique
France
Slovakia
Germany
Europe
Rumania
Hitler
France Faith and Resistance Stand Against Vichy Plot
Dorothy Thompson argues that Vichy collaboration serves Hitler and warns that recognizing Vichy risks Nazi infiltration of the United States. She insists true France lies with its people, peasants, workers, and artists who keep faith with freedom and equality, not with the French government in exile or Petain allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
State Department
Empire
Marshal Petain
Hitler
Britain
Petain
Pierre Laval
Europe
Winston Churchill
Santa and the Giant Killer Chronicle
An AP feature recounts Santa giving a baby boy to a fisherman and a baby girl to a queen for Christmas while three feuding giants plot trouble. The witch mother’s brew empowers their revenge as the three giants quarrel and plot broad schemes against people.
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Santa
Witch of Hate
Humphe
Walter A Lowen and the five rules for getting a job
Walter A Lowen from St. Joseph Missouri built the world’s leading employment agency by matching job seekers to suited roles. He sees 20 to 40 applicants daily and maintains an active list of 15 000 potential hires. He plans to publish Five Rules for Getting a Job to aid the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Lowen
St. Joseph
Missouri
New York
Walter A. Lowens
The Giants and the Queen: A Kingdom of Mockery
A tale describes lazy giants who trouble farmers and despise birds with songs. One arrogant sun-obsessed giant provokes laughter from the good gray Queen's realm, prompting a plot to extract revenge with a witch's spell looming for tomorrow.
Mata Haris Daughter Review Dramatic Spy Intrigue
A clandestine Anglo German clash unfolds in London as Sir John Sanderson navigates threats from a fifth column. Brinda Duncan, entangled with a nimble spy network, overhears plots linking Mara, Himmler, and a looming blackout. Captured in the garden, Brinda endures interrogation and a perilous ride into unknown danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ajax
Mara
Hugh Kenley
John Sanderson
John
Brinda Duncan
Brinda
Kenley
Richard Maiden
Intelligence Office
Gladys
Lord
Lady Mountwyn
Sir John
Prince Vaslay
Vaslay
Colonel Sanderson
Dr. MacDonald
India
Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Clues Mixed in Today’s Page
A word puzzle list with many horizontal and vertical clues covering American frontier figures, objects, and terms. It includes entries like frontiersman, biscuit, sphere of action, and various crossword style hints across numbered positions.
Petition hoax highlights nation’s swindle habits and caution
A century of scams surfaces as readers sign evasive petitions and invest in fake schemes. The piece urges caution, naming the SEC, Better Business Bureaus, and common fraud tactics while advising readers to verify before giving money or signing. It warns of mass gullibility and stresses consulting a banker and the local bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Akron
Hezzieton FE. Simmons
Simmons
SEC
Congress
Post Office
Canada
Dollar
Chislers
United States
Pennsylvania
Florida
Mexico
Goof
New York Crime Commission
Redheads and their hair color curiosities
The article notes red hair is about 3 percent of adults across races and locales. It explains hair thickness, scalp requirements, dental chair disturbance, and baldness susceptibility, plus a remark on red hair in the Chiquitos tribe and pigment structure. Churchill quote closes the piece.
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Scotland
Bolivia
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Carl R. Rodgers
Ohio State
Mayor la Guardia
Philip B. Fleming
Stuart Chase
Admiral Leahy
Paris
London
Washington
By Dorothy Thompson
Clemenceau Poincaire
Joffre
M. Laval
Santa and the Giant Killer
the Witch OF
Dale Carnegie
By Sigrid Arne
Mata Hari's Daughter — — — By
Maurice Dekobra and
Leyla Georgie
Miss Cartwridtt
Himmler
Gestapo
Fraulein
Nana
Schnell
Mueller
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Alor
Coronet
Fact Digest
Peter A. B. Widener
National Gallery
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