Palestine homeland dream faces new challenge after Versailles
The essay argues that Britain's withdrawal of the Palestine mandate risks creating an Arab state where Jews may be a minority. It notes Jewish immigration and state-building efforts, Britain's interest in the Far East, and the broader international politics shaping Palestine as a homeland for Jews. It warns of a potential new, acute crisis as Jews seek refuge and statehood amid regional tensions.
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Versailles
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Britain
Europe
Far East
Turkey
Two Against Love by Frances Hanna
The drama centers on Jocelyn Russell heiress and Tally Mack farmer as Bob Russell and Gretchen Landaou wed in a quick Yuma ceremony. Thorn and Geoff react with tension while Nola departs for Honolulu amid gossip and class divides strain the Russells.
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Frances Hanna
Jocelyn Russell
Tally Mack
Russell
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Foreign Statesman Puzzle Clues Reveal Europe’s Leader Links
A dense puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical grids, featuring Edouard as a European statesman and hints to maritime, trust, trade, and governance terms. The grid includes references to structural items like breakwater, jaundice remedy, and glacier deposits, weaving politics with geography and science.
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Bob and Gretchen wed despite Thorn’s opposition
In a tense family confrontation Bob and Gretchen marry against the wishes of Thorn and Lyn. Gretchen’s resolve and Bob’s decision to live with his in laws challenge the harsh stance of Thorn, while the Mack clan welcomes the couple with a warm family gathering and plans for a shared future.
Develop personality to boost business success says Dr Link
The Carnegie Foundation funded a survey showing 15 percent of success comes from knowledge and 85 percent from personality. Dr Henry C Link says personality is the power to interest and serve others and is developed by practice, not innate. Four rules: daily physical activity with others, weekly competitive games, practiced unselfishness, and vocational competence.
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Carnegie Foundation
Henry C.link
Boy Scouts
Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing details 1939
The Amarillo Globe publishes May 23, 1939 as a weekday evening paper tied to The Amarillo Daily News. It lists staff such as Gene Howf and John McCarty, and notes Association press affiliation, telephones, subscription rates, and mail delivery options in Amarillo Texas.
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Healthy weight loss guidance for teenage girls
A columnist warns parents about risks of rapid dieting and unsafe weight loss for overweight adolescent girls. It urges medical supervision by a family physician, balanced diet, and gradual exercise to avoid lasting health harm.
Congress Scrambles Over Townsend Plan And Roosevelts Purposes
News Behind The News surveys a Congress moving toward adjournment while debating the Townsend plan and Roosevelt’s international aims. It notes Rayburn’s push for a measured pension proposal, Hopkins’ rising profile in the Commerce Department, and potential reshuffles in the Justice Department including Rogge and Murphy. The column mocks political witticisms of Senator Lee, recalls Hoover’s publicity tactics, and quotes Berle Harrison and Hughes on policy and prosperity.
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Frank Murphy
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Hull
Cummings
Hoover
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Philadelphia
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