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Encirclement Myth Says Nations Encircle Themselves
The author argues encirclement is self made not geographic, noting nations fear and distrust neighbors when policies provoke hostility. Good relations and trust prevent encirclement, while aggressive aims prompt neighbors to unite. The pieceLabels encirclement as a false pretext for aggression.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Japan
Switzerland
Europe
Legislature Laughs as Split Senate Teases
In Austin Sept 16, during a special session, Senators joke and rib each other. Clay Cotten of Palestine volunteers to speak, Harold Beck presides, and Marshall Formby of Plainview earns light jibes after editorial on safe driving. The chamber shows north south desk split.
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Sparks
Senate
Harold E. Beck
Texarkana
Clay Cotten
Palestine
Marshall Formby
Plainview
Formby
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J. L. Winfield
Fort Stockton
Books on authors lives and personalities reviewed
A roundup of recent works includes Agnes Sligh Turnbull diary excerpts in Dear Me, True Steel a Verity biography by Christy Borth, Rene Kraus The Men Around Churchill, and Virginia Case Your Personality. The pieces discuss life, industry, wartime leadership, psychology for lay readers, and accessible introspection.
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Agnes Sligh Turnbull
Bobbs-Merrill
George M. Verity
American Steelmakers
Christy Borth
United States
Rene Kraus
Churchill
Lippincott
Andre Maurois
England
Kraus
Britain
Virginia Case
Bridging Propaganda and Ban in Wartime Europe
Henry McLemore discusses German war photos that claim Hitler’s bravery and a Russian report of a Hitler double. He jokes about staged heroism, then notes Mussolini bans mystery novels as Italians complain Axis communiqués lack substance and food for readers.
Wandrosoap romance begins with Kay Donovan
Kay Donovan an heiress seeks her inventor father through a classified ad leads to Ted Andrews a gifted but jobless salesman and lawyers MacLeod Goldberg and Flynn. She inherits 428.85 a factory and 1 million cans of Wondrosoap while planning a bold sales plan and a partnership with Andrews to build a new business.
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Wondrosoap Campaign Turns 10000 Cans Into Big Profit
Ted and Kay Donovan launch a bold marketing scheme for Wondrosoap with 1 000 free cans, 15 dealers, and a quota of 2 500 cans sold for about 750 dollars profit. The plan includes testimonials and a state to national sales push. Kay proves the idea, earning her father Tim Donovan's pride.
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Wondra soap woes spark complaints and lawsuits emerge
Kay and Ted launch sales for Wondro soap in a factory office setup with Mary Marshall as secretary. A customer reports fabric damage from the product and a car finish vanishes after contact, prompting refunds and looming lawsuits as the fledgling venture fights a public relations and quality-control crisis.
George Tucker’s Pet Gag Inspired By Telephonic Feeding
An executive in Rockefeller Center devised a long distance feeding system for his tropical fish while planning a vacation. He rigged a spoon pressurized with fish food and linked it to a telephone bell so nightly calls sifted food into the tank. The fish stayed healthy, perhaps even plumper, upon his return.
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Rockefeller Center
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Soldier buys late model car with Rockefeller check
In Fitchburg Massachusetts a private from Fort Devens bought a late model car using a check signed by Winthrop Rockefeller. The car was delivered after service with the check clearing. The story notes salesmen’s skepticism and a noteworthy signature from Rockefeller.
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Fort Devens
Winthrop Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Uncle Sam
Crackers News From Abroad Quiz
Names and events from war fronts and diplomacy appear in U S papers. Questions ask who Paul Colette was and his news impact, who founded a northern Russian city besieged in a three sided attack, which three ancient Middle East countries were taken over by British forces, and which is the capital of unoccupied France and its coast location.
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Brooke-Popham
France
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Order of the Bath
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Brooke- Popham
Royal Air Force Staff College
Great Britain
Iraq
England
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Britain
George V
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U. S
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