Europe Faces Refugee Crisis and U S Aid Call
A Globe News summary notes Europe endures mass homelessness from war with millions displaced across France Belgium Netherlands and Austria. It urges relief via U S aid immigration quota relief and asylum for threatened children while warning of secret police risk.
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Europe
France
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Netherlands
Urals
Atlantic
Genghis Khan
United States
Cain
Sedan
Somme
Romania
Spain
Publicity Girl rises from stenography to secretary
Paula Gould from Washington Irving High School learned shorthand and typewriting, then climbed the motion picture ladder at RKO. She rose from entry work to head of publicity at twenty one, later starting her own publicity business and writing a novel about a girl in the publicity office. Her story encourages girls to study shorthand and typing for career options.
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Washington Irving High School
Paula Gould
New York
Beloved Entanglements and a Complex Divorce Plan
Sue and Eric pursue a clandestine future as Sue contemplates divorcing Bob. Eric urges secrecy and control while Sue studies Bob to gauge his happiness in marriage. Their discussions weave through restraint, desire, and the looming question of lawful separation.
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Princeton
N. J
American Youth Congress
Congress
American Institute of Public Opinion
America
Sue
Eric
Bob
Inner voice questions the marriage in stalled dialogue
Sue probes Bob about their life together asking if the marriage has been a success and whether she has been a good wife. Bob replies with indifference noting past promises of drama while hinting their relationship has settled into routine and distance.
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Sue
Eric
Bob
Trenton
IL “Sue
Farraday
TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL 1 7 War memorial Tomb of the 43 Mentally sound
Puzzle fills a grid of clues across horizontal and vertical entries with a mix of war memorials biblical and mythic terms clues include Norse god and planetary references as well as common words across fear logic endurance and geography skills
Pittman the Frontiersman Senator and His Foreign Policy
A portrait of Senator Key Pittman of Nevada, longtime chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, detailing his rise from Klondike miner to influential legislator. The piece notes his antipathy to Japan and Germany, his stance at the London Conference, and anecdotes about his blunt style and frontier roots.
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State Department
United States Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Westbrook Pegler
Pittman
Hans Thomsen
Fuehrer
Washington
Berlin
Sumner Welles
Hitler
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Welles
United States
Germany
Japan
Key Pittman
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Seattle
Klondike
Alaska
Frontier
Nevada
Tonopah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Pacific
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
China
Hirost Saito
Latin America
Europe
Norway
London
Claridge's
Manners Quiz on Baby Birth Announcements and Christenings
A reader’s guide answers common questions about birth announcements christening invitations and godparent gifts. The advice favors tasteful formalities while balancing practicality. the best dress choice is the simplest option.
Cracker’s Musical Quiz Prompt
A comic page prompts readers with five questions on music and literature. It asks which instrument Pepys played, what destroyed Jericho, definition of a whern, Coleridge-Taylor’s birthplace, and which instrument was invented first between the saxophone and trombone.
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Samuel Pepys
Jericho
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
Poser
Africa
America
Australia
England
Scotland
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Dale Carnegie
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