American War Game Fans See Crowley Teams In Paris Action
French editors marvel at Jim Crowley's football squads in Paris noting thousands of youths and spectators venting steam in American stadiums annualy. The roster mix likely includes Jewish German Italian Slav and other backgrounds with all enjoying the game together.
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Countess of Pembroke Breaks Etiquette at Paris Party
The Countess of Pembroke, noted for court etiquette, criticizes peers including Lady Diana Cooper for genuflecting toward Wallis Simpson at a Paris cocktail party. Tensions rise as chatter hints at a smoother path home for Edward and Wallis.
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Diana Cooper
Duke of Windsor
Paris
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Adolf and the Ladies
The article recalls how Hitler before faced praise from German women for promised better days. It notes few volunteered for farm or domestic work when called to labor, and no pay is mentioned. It reports his order demanding a year of farming or household labor as proof for private or state jobs.
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Perkins Report Praises Labor Relations Progress
Secretary of Labor Perkins notes a positive contrast in 1937 despite widespread strikes with total strikes and lockouts only 8 percent higher than 1927. She praises cooperative efforts by employers and labor, quoting her view that American life shows progress toward productive democratic labor relations.
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Madame Perkins
Madame
New Year's Love The Charcaters
Noel Marchand a beautiful young actress and Allan Collings her love part with David Norris her fiancé. Yesterday Noel and Allan shared a goodbye kiss after a Saturday fight performance. The cast led a surprise moment as she returned to her dressing room and the stage lights revealed the chorus and crew.
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Allan Collings
David Norris
Noel
Foster
Mr. Swanstrom
Douglas
Rita
Lunar Orb and Related Terms Puzzle Clues
A crossword style grid lists lunar terms and clues with various definitions. Across entries include lunar orb sun and other celestial or related words, while vertical clues cover Woden eject to disperse and plant terms to indigo yielding shrubs.
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Noel Marchand Celebrates Kindness At A Bridal Gathering
Noel receives a lavish party from colleagues after a farewell to theater life before marriage. Champagne flows, gifts pile high, and Swanstrom predicts she will return to the stage. Noel recalls Allan Collings and awaits his recovery while Dinner with Mrs. Marchand unfolds.
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Allan
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Allan Collings
California
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Westbury
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Tonmiin
Arnold Bennett The Self Made Writer Of Letters
A short portrait of Arnold Bennett, the London born writer who rose from modest beginnings to wealth and fame. He learned fast shorthand, wrote serials to gain income, then produced The Old Wives Tale and broader achievements. His drive and “God given determination” made him one of modern literature’s leading figures.
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Arnold Bennett
Rebecca West
McNaught Syn
Roper
Commerce Secretary
Roosevelt
Globe News Publishing Co. announces circulation and staff notes in 1939 issue
The Amarillo Globe 1939 publication details list the Globe News Publishing Co. with president GENE HOWE and associate publisher JOHN McCARTY. It notes AP news use rights, carrier and mail subscription rates, and a special delivery service. A front page features a fiction excerpt about Tarzan and Gregory amid a tunnel scene.
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Keeping Fit: All Pains Are Danger Signals
The article explains pain as a warning from the body and urges attention to sudden or lingering pains in adults and children. It notes many pains are musculoskeletal but can indicate infections or deeper issues, advising rest, posture correction, and prompt medical consultation when symptoms persist or touch-sensitive areas appear.
Family in Digby claims potato consumption record
A Digby Nova Scotia family claims a yearly potato consumption record with 10 bushels per month. The family includes the father mother 14 children and 21 grandchildren and uses a special pot to boil them for each meal.
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N. S
U.P
Washington Diary Notes on Tax Plans and Politics
Agriculture Secretary Wallace fails to push processing taxes as treasury rejects it and White House remains lukewarm. Administration shifts toward income and inheritance taxes to fund farm benefit payments of about 212 million dollars while Congress debates timing and amounts. Secret talks with Byrd and Cochrane pursue reorganization bills and Congress shows cautious skepticism toward New Deal plans.
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Hull
Edith Nourse Rogers
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