Dollar Diplomacy and a Navy Moral Dilemma
A Globe opinion piece contrasts U S actions from Nicaragua to Ethiopia and the Philippines, arguing that dollar diplomacy has evolved toward greater restraint. It notes past Marine raids in Nicaragua, restitution via the U S Treasury, and eventual shifts toward defense rather than territorial conquest, while acknowledging lingering greed tempered by conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Nicaragua
Central America
Buitrago Diaz
The
Tribuna
Managua
United States Treasury
Dr. Diaz
Uncle Sam
America
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Japan
China
Bam
U. S. Treasury
Mexico
Gadsden
Washington
Spain
Philippines
Cuba
Alaska
Straight Purchase
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington contends with a volatile national mood as Roosevelt's New Deal zigzags amid a steep economic decline. Officials debate whether to tax, spend, or cooperate with big business while uncertainty surrounds corporate tax changes and the balance between government aid and private capital.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sevi
New York
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Thoughts on acting and society from O Q McIntyre
Columnist O Q McIntyre muses on stars from George M Cohan to Errol Flynn and John Golden noting fashion, city life, and media figures in a breezy late 1930s panorama. He recalls early work under Robert MacAlarney during the Titanic rescue coverage and quips on New York society, hotels, and royal-like service.
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New York
George Olsen
The
Elks
George M. Cohan
Walter Wanger
Ton
Leon Gordon
Doris Duke Cromwell
Errol Flynn
Fulton Oursler
Bergen
Eddie Leonard
Jon Hall
Zip
Robert Taylor
Pretty Boy Halo
Jack Pulaski
Gene Fowler
Charles MacArthur
Clay Morgan
Lord Fauntleroy
Arthur Hopkins
Hobbs
Kitty Kendall
Kathleen Norris
Pirie MacDonald
Joe Laurie, Jr
John Golden
Joseph P. Kennedy
Robert MacAlarney
MacAlarney
Evening Mail
Evening Post
Tribune
Charles Chapin
Metropolitan
Carpathia
Titanic
West Street
Cunard
O. QO. McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate
Tnc
Kansas Drugs May Join GOP
A Kansas drive unites dry factions to back the Republicans in the next campaign. At Hutchinson the Allied Dry Forces form a temporary state committee with Dr John R Golden Motter the Rev A J Lee and Dr Myron Settle of Topeka named to lead. Joining officials include Mrs Lillian Muenner and others from Manhattan Kensie City Wichita and Topeka.
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Topeka
Kas. U
Kansas
Hutchinson
HH. Motter
Republican State Central Committee
Internal Revenue Collector
John R. Golden
Michinsor
Anti-Saloon League
Ww. Cc T. UT
Emergency Prohibition Committee
Allied Dry Forces
der. Golden
Motter
A. J. Lee
Myron Settle
Lillian Muenner
Christmas Leave Sparks Playful Romance in Trent Household
Linda Benton moves into Miranda Trent's home as Captain Barrymore Trent returns for Christmas. The famed flyer charms the trio with teasing wit and tender attention while Miranda showcases him, and Linda's happiness grows under the fireplace glow and a quiet, shared secret.
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Linda Benton
Miranda Trent
Captain Trent
Linda
Mrs. Trent
Courage of Crippy the Handicapped Raccoon
In Thornton Burgess tale Aunt Sally introduces Crippy the raccoon missing a left arm who survives a trap. The woodhouse scene shows Crippy using three legs with steadfast courage as Mother Nature notes the harsh struggle to live and raise families despite handicaps.
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Woodhouse
Buster Bear
Happy Jack Squirrel
Peter Rabbit
Sue
Sally
Crippy
Aunt Sally
Sammy
Correcting a Caved In Chest Exercise Guidance
An article advises students to treat a caved in chest with daily exercises to improve lung capacity and health. It prescribes a prone push up drill: lie on the stomach, raise on hands and toes, inhale deeply for three seconds, then lower while exhaling, repeating fifteen times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Answers to Cranium Crackers Quick Quiz
Answers reveal Mexico City dates to 1325 AD as North America’s oldest city. The Red Sea bears a red tint from microscopic plants. The United States has no official flower. Impeachment power rests with the House. Jack Dempsey was born in Manassa Colorado and dubbed the Manassa Mauler.
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Mexico City
North America
Red Sea
United States
House of Representatives
Jack Dempsey
Manassa
Colo
Crippy the three legged dog bossing the scene
The narrator watches Crippy assert dominance over Beauty and her family when they enter. Crippy, despite three legs, remains fearless and bold, while Beauty is shown as more nervous. The passage ends with Crippy returning, underscoring her authority and endearing nature.
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Beauty
Crippy
T. W. Burgess
Attack at the Dockside Port Ends with Carrier Movement
The scene shows Wood and Spike in a tense confrontation at a port. Spike strikes a porter with a stick, then orders the others to move. Carriers respond in silence, bearing burdens while muttering under strained breath.
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Wood
Spike
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Globe-News Publishing Co
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Fillmors
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Associated Press
SEO
Amarillo Daily News
News-Globe
Appa
MAIL
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Globe I8
Voroshilov
Moscow
Russia
Ethel Hunt
John Hix
Christnas
BND Cotfree
LAN
C. McIntyre
Arthur Brisbane
East End Avenue
Ritz Carlton
Napier
Junior
Santa
Italy
Germany
Capt Barrymore Trent
Barrymore
Titania
Bedtime Story
Thornton W. Burgess
Artie McGovern
Moon Mullins
Tarzan the Magnificent
Tommyrn
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