The Globe News Opinions On Coalition Government
The Globe News criticizes the idea of a coalition government as dangerous and un-American, arguing the U S system requires clear opposition and voter choice. The editorial cites historical examples from Civil War and World War I to defend party distinctions and the ballot box as safeguards.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
A the Globe
Washington
United States
Where War Hurts by Jack Stinnett
Washington notes Japan’s worsening plight with higher living costs and inflation as China’s interlude fades. It cites droughts, frost, and crop losses, plus a rising debt and price controls as factors weakening Japan while Europe is in flux and the Orient looms.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Germany
Japan
America
Abe
China
Europe
Orient
Mechanized orders rush to build U S war fighting power
Washington dispatch details the drive to equip the army for a 1 100 000 man force with mechanized divisions. Marshall highlights material shortages and rapid expansion of tanks anti tank guns motor vehicles and related gear as Congress approves massive funding and new production plants for mobilization.
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Mack Johnson
Washington
Army High Command
Germany
Marshall
Louisiana-Texas
United States
Arctic Ocean
Cape Horn
Manners Quiz on Social Courtesy and Etiquette
The passage presents five etiquette questions with authoritative answers. It covers greeting a visiting woman, smoking in elevators, offering cigarettes, addressing a woman with a glove, and a husband’s remarks about his wife. It also includes a scenario about gossip with options and recommended action.
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Hugh
Miss Ormond
Brenda
Linda Saltus
Jim
Mr. Saltus
Linda
Burnham
Noted suffrage clues puzzle and clues list
Today puzzle includes horizontal and vertical clues about suffrage figures and related words. Entries cover activists, birds, animals, furniture, and objects with hints like To ignore, Influenza, Threshold, and Beret across two grids.
From Birthmark to Covermark: Lydia O'Leary's Turnaround
Lydia O'Leary, once shamed by a half face birthmark, created Lydia O'Leary's Covermark a cosmetic cream that hides marks and blemishes. Her story shows turning a liability into an asset with chemistry and entrepreneurship.
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New Bedford
Mass
Lydia O'Leary
Lydia
New York
Fifth Avenue
Largest U S Cities by 1930 Population Order
Before 1940 census data the 1930 count stands as official. Reorder cities by population from largest to smallest: Akron C Scranton Pa Boston Jersey City Fort Worth Tex Denver Los Angeles Milwaukee Toledo O Kansas City Pittsburgh Omaha Neb. California uses irrigation more extensively than any other state.
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Akron
Scranton
Boston
Jersey City
Foxt Worth
Tex
Denver
Los Angeles
Milwauke
Toledo
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Neb
California
State
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