What Next Europe and Americas Face in 1938
The Globe discusses subscription rates then turns to a column on European tensions. It notes South and Central American reactions to protectionism, the League of Nations, and Briand Kellogg pact critique. It examines potential inter American military alliance versus covert methods of influence and invasion tactics. It emphasizes watching Central Europe and defending the Americas.
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United
Europe
South
Central America
League of Nations
League
United States
Uncle Sam
South America
Americas
From Zeddie to Lincoln A Lesson On People And Plans
A 1938 McNaught Syndicate piece praises Herr Zeddie the Grand Opera House manager for personal touch in Chicago and warns executive leaders like Harding and Coolidge to delegate and organize. It recounts a farm boy named Abraham Lincoln who rose from humble work to fame, illustrating unpredictable potential.
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Zeddie
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Mr. Blank
India
Zerrie
Middle West
Major Warnick
Warnick
Abraham Lincoln
McNaught Syndicate
Turbulences Fly From Oxy Acetylene Cut Speeds Near 100 MPH
A MIT motion study reported to the American Welding Society shows sparks and molten metal spraying along the edge of an oxy acetylene flame at about 100 miles per hour. The turbulences form along the nozzle edge as the flame cuts into steel, producing turbid waves similar to hose water. In a separate note, Portland barbers visit Shrine Hospital monthly to trim and tidy about 50 patients.
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AP Science
Atlantic City
H. R
Portland
Ore
U.P
Association of Master Barbers of America
Shrine Hospital
Perils of the City and Speakership in a Busy Era
A column citing New York politics and social trends notes Albany’s jostling misdemeanor law, promises a blunt reminder of safety and alibis for sightseers. It also comments on bridges, five-suit bridge, and public policy debates shaping poverty and democracy.
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New York
Flushing
Albany
Broadway
Irritable Parents and Nervous Children
Irate parenting can yield nervous, irritable children. Quiet patient instruction and calm tones help children grow healthy nervous systems, while harsh scolding and nagging increase tension. The piece urges parents to control emotions around kids for better development.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Dreaming Title Obscured by OCR Fragment
The Nelthorpes contested Jane's marriage to Herbert claiming bigamy due to Wilson's death absence. The court ruled the marriage valid as Wilson Tremont was legally dead after seven years missing. Istanbul harbor is formed by the Golden Moon, an arm of the sea dividing the city.
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Nelthorpes
Jane
Herbert
Tlega
Wilson
Lrga
Wilson Tremont
Istanbuls
Golden Moon
The Castle Island Case Ends in a Hidden Library Plot
Allenby manipulates evidence and a heist while guests wait for police. He directs Constable Lunt to guard the library as he secretly drills to plant or seize items. Lunt later reports possible intrusions, hinting at a risky, covert game among the players on Plunder Island.
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Terry James
Barbara
Boyd
Sir George
Cora Sue
New York
Billy
Kathleen
Allenby
Constable Lunt
Busman
Turner
Patricia Fortier
Wanga
Patricia
Plunder Island
Roger Allenby
Tyson
Inspector Boyd
clip this story for clues detective instinct
Modern camera joins detective work in THE CASTLE ISLAND CASE as pictures provide clues to solve the crime. Readers urged to clip daily panels, study details, and use keen observation to outguess Major Roger Allenby in identifying the guilty party or parties.
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Sherlock Holmes
Castle Island
Roger Allenby
Deliberation and Drape of Mystery Prompt New Clue
A character ponders a mystery and rises to follow Constable Lunt to the main floor in a suspenseful moment, hinting at forthcoming developments in the story. The text is a brief, ongoing narrative fragment distributed by King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Lunt
van Wyck Mason
Henry Clay Gipson
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Two Planes Prove Better Than One
In Rochester England aviators Parker and Piper tested Britain's composite transport ship a two in one aircraft that lifts off with a loaded seaplane atop a flying boat The two separated at 700 feet and landed safely The design by Major Mayo aims to boost takeoffs with heavy loads and could carry 2000 pounds of mail non stop or be converted into a long range bomber Imperial Airways and the British air ministry back the project.
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Rochester
England
John L. Parker
H. L. Piper
Britain
R. H. Mayo
Mayo
Imperial Airways
Ish Air Ministry
America
Orient
Jungle Lord Faces Prison Chamber In Diamond Treasure
In a dark sequence, Wash Tubbs orders a poison and leads four companions through a secret corridor to a hidden chamber. There they discover a great diamond and a mammoth emerald guarded by the ape-man named Aidden, as tense action unfolds.
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Coolidge
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Glenn Frank
Burris A. Jenkins
Kansas City, Mo
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Atlantic
Pacific
Frank Itmore
American Chemical Society
Joseph B. Keenan
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Treasury
John Hix
Artie McGovern
Henry Clay
Gipson
Freebooter's Hall
Treasure Cove
Ward
Stanley Gibbons
Gail
Gibbons
Grafton
Lunt
Tus
Admiral Tubbs
Soldier OF Fortune
Gozy
MY Dear
Him
Moon Mullins
Roxie
Susie Q
Lady Lushbottom
Mamie
Tarzan the Magnificent
Troll
Tarzan
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Wood
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