German lard trade talks loom amid surplus and tariffs
The article discusses possible German purchases of U S lard to ease excess supplies. It notes past barter talk, opposition from leftist groups, and the challenge of finding exchange goods, arguing trade should flow on normal terms rather than nationalist sentiment. It urges using lard for raw materials or goods not produced domestically to benefit both nations.
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Chicago
U. S
Institute of American Meat Packers
Germany
United States
Mexico
Russia
Two Against Love by Frances Hanna
A foggy night scenes a family gathering around the kitchen table. Jocelyn feels loneliness and distance from Tally as Nola’s mood shifts and old stories spark memories, while Gramp teases and the group shares quiet, intimate moments before bed.
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Jocelyn
Nola
Tally
Geoffrey
Geoff
Thorn
Lyn
Talbot
Mephisto
Ranger
George Lawson
Tim
Frances Hanna
Mrs. Mack
Bob
Gramp
Josie
ROMAN RULER puzzle clue list and word fills
A historical crossword style puzzle featuring horizontal and vertical clues for a Roman ruler theme. Entries include figures, measurements, and related terms with scattered currency and grid references. The puzzle blends antiquity labeled items with modern wordplay in a concentrated clue set.
Snow Plow Sales Talk Brings Florida Laughs
Daytona Beach AP report shows Pete Dygert manager of the municipal airport received a letter from an optimistic manufacturer offering a snow plow guaranteed to clear an airport of snow within eight to 12 hours. The piece notes Florida's year round warmth and mentions Long Beach as a naval capital, with over 30,000 sailors spending their pay there.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
Pete Dygert
Muniicipal
Long Beach
Cali
The
United States
Legal Clinic in New York Aims to Aid Indigent Clients
A former lawyer, William S. Weiss, founded the Legal Clinic in New York offering expert advice for one dollar. The service, endorsed by the New York County Lawyers Association, helps dispossessed borrowers and others who cannot afford standard fees. Weiss communicates by telephone and operates from 161 W. 86th St. NYC with charitable donations beyond the dollar cap.
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New York
Etroinetroin
William S. Weiss
Mr. Weiss
W. 86Th St
New York City
New York County Lawyers’ Association
Amarillo Globe details and subscription rates June 5 1939
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details and advertising rates for June 5 1939. It lists ownership leaders Gene Howe and John McCarty, noting AP affiliations and joint publication with The Amarillo Daily News. Subscription options cover weekly, monthly, and yearly terms with mail and carrier delivery details. Special delivery service notes prompt refunds or replacements by 8 PM if a copy is late.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
Feta dv
One Dollar Legal Help For the Impoverished
A speaker recalls past poverty and explains how individuals can access legal aid for one dollar, urging others to seek affordable help and outlining where to find it.
Keeping Fit Health Hints for Women Past Forty
Health guidance emphasizes maintaining activity after forty to combat middle age changes. It urges balanced rest and ongoing light exercise, continuing hobbies, and a well regulated life to keep vitality, mood, and physical function. It notes gradual decline if activity ceases, then adds a historical aside about The Toy Cart Sanskrit play from the second century.
Roosevelt Nomination Prospects Stymie Farley and Hull
Washington notes detail internal Democratic jockeying over the 1940 nomination. Roosevelt weighs delegates and third term options as Farley considers loyalty and self preservation while Hull garners private support. Garner and Vandenberg also feature in the shifting power plays. Marie Buckley seeks divorce after alleging spousal abuse, a Chicago gym teacher cites a beating as grounds.
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Paul Mallone
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Farley
Cordell Hull
Hull
Roosevelt
T.T.D.A
South
West
New York State
New England
Atlantic
Central States
Congress
Vandenberg
Michigan
Marie Buckley
Chicago
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Dale Carnegie
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Paren
Ane Org Forks
Connersear Sans
Eeats
the Globe
Donald Duck
Sonny Boy
Irwin
Moon Mullins
Elmo
Mamie
Willie
Tarzan and the
Tie
Sol
Walther
Stanley Wood
Artie McGovern
Ickes
House Appropriations Committee
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