Parallel Dictatorships Rise in Germany and Russia
The piece argues that Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia increasingly resemble each other as both are single party states. It notes control over finance and foreign trade, suppression of opposition, and a shared pattern of centralized power. It warns of potential future alliances altering global life.
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Germany
Russia
Hitler
Walther Funk
Dr. Schacht
Funk
Reichsbank
Father Coughlin
United States
Reich League of Officers
Imperial Army
Louis Bromfield
Dangerous Service The Mad Reporter and a Love Triangle
Petronella faces a tangle with Peter Mallone and James Randall as Peter’s wild exploits strain their lives. She weighs love, career, and loyalty while Peter spirals from political buzz to reckless stunts, including a donkey race that earns him the nick name the mad reporter.
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Peter Mallone
Petronella
James Randall
Peter
James
Petrel
Mme
Tony Lance
Tony
Ahe
Cambridge
Mukden
Colin
England
London
Bow Street Perfice Station
Gloria Gladson
Piccadilly
Gloria
Dolly
Covent Garden
Ludgate Hill
Fleet Street
Ludgate Circus
Trilight Insurance Company
Rawdon
Jodeon
Air Force Reserve
Talking Bird Puzzle Answer Key Highlight
Puzzle listing with horizontal and vertical clues across many numbers. Reads like a mixed word puzzle with bird related terms and general vocabulary, including definitions for utensils seasons and animal names. Contains partial phrases and misprints from a scanned page.
Remarkable feats and broadcast introspection from Woollcott
The piece honors a Elyria mother whose son Joe Scott defied infantile paralysis to become a record breaking athlete at Western Reserve University, then profiles Alexander Woollcott as America's premier radio storyteller. It includes notes on his self critique and evolving craft.
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Randall's Island Stadium
New York
Joe Scott
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Finland
Elyria
Joe
Alexander Woollcott
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woollcott
Alfred J. McCosker
Statino Wor
Tarzan of the Apes adventure pages and pulp prose
The text blends a Tarzan tale with a pirate like chase where Tarzan and companions pursue the Pather of Diamonds. Helen Lavac and others join Tarzan as four Atharians are felled by arrows. They follow to a hidden temple where a priest awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarzan of the Apes
Athair
Pather of Diamonds
Magra
Lavac
Brian
Herkus
Helen
Tarzan
Brulor
Eat to live not live to eat urges sensible dieting
The piece urges moderation in eating, warning against overindulgence and gluttony. It contrasts casual appetite with common sense, notes overindulgence harms digestion and health, and warns that overeating weakens organs and resistance. It stresses the rule Eat to live.
Economic navigators stay confident amid January slack
Washington reports suggest Roosevelt aides foresee a 25 percent year end rise despite a January dip. Government spending from 275 to 300 million monthly could reach 400 million in spring and summer with public works and housing. Residential building looks brighter as prices soften and rents hold steady. Stock fears center on Europe, though most expect no crisis.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Europe
Crow's Nest
British Empire
Wall
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