We must not trust Japan in Western Hemisphere policy
The piece argues against appeasing Japan and warns a bilateral deal would mirror Munich. It calls for independent strength, avoiding entangling alliances, and insists on arming the United States as the Western Hemisphere guardian rather than relying on diplomacy or treaties with aggressor powers. It frames fascist and communist world revolutions as threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minela
Japan
Germany
Ingan
Austral New Zealand
Philipines
Tuten East Indies
Ailway
Apa
Tienda
Upp
Pam
Jagan
Tata
Iisa
Far East
Manchukuo
Ielis
Hitler
America
Europe
Britain
Tidler
Serlace
United States
Munich
Italy
France
England
Independent War Aid Through Domestic Chemistry
American chemists push to end dependence on foreign materials by producing synthetic rubber and other essential goods at home. The plan includes silk substitutes and new production aims to shield the nation from trade-driven wars while expanding pacific material flow to factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Reas
Washington
East Indies
Ruther
Japan
Chemical Laboratories
Striking Latin American Note on Brazil Leader Speech
A US editorial rebukes President Vargas of Brazil for defending Europe’s dictators. It argues Latin Americans generally reject dictatorial rule and warns such rhetoric undermines democracy while the United States defends the hemisphere against foreign aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vargas
Brazil
Europe
United States of America
Equator
Latin Americas
United States
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
War Party of Japan
Training for Public Service Apprenticeships Expand in Cities
The article notes reforms in public service training, citing Wisconsin under Gov. La Follette and a seven year Los Angeles program. Apprenticeships pair student work with study, leading to both part time and later full-time roles in city and county government. It argues public service must be trained and intelligent to meet future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
United States
Wisconsin
Phil LaFollette
State University
Los Angeles
Suffer Little Children and the Wartime Refugee Plan
The piece argues that Canada should welcome thousands of refugee children from Britain France and Holland driven from home by war. It recalls the medieval Children Crusade and invokes a biblical call to “Suffer the little children” as a moral justification for humanitarian action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Britain
France
Holland
Joran
Bruce Catton Reviews Washington Scene
Bruce Catton discusses Washington politics amid isolationist sentiment in Congress and the President's chances for foreign aid, noting Hoover's central role for peace groups and Republican stance as pivotal to any move toward war. The piece cites Frederick Libby and several peace organizations while underscoring political calculus in Philadelphia.
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Waskue
Vanienceres
Heallieg
Congress
Washington
England
France
Stooge Dutfits
Herbert Hoover
Frederick Libby
National Council of the Prevention of War
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Mr. Hoover
National Council For the Prevention
Woen
International League For Peace and Freedom
Jane Addams
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Youth Committee Against War
American Youth Congress
Ree
Libby
Questions and Answers on Federal Work Programs
Questions and Answers cover December 1997 figures on scrap exports and aviation contributions in World War I. The text notes 46 percent of scrap went to Japan in 1637 and 1938, later 87 percent, and cites the Liberty engine as America's chief WWI aviation contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Youth Administration
WPA
Agen
United States
Japan
America
Ve Allien
Missisippi Rive Cain
Baton
Rouge
Barr
Gable
Athens Team Beats Wabash 11 40.6 In Semi Pro Hall Match
Zimmerman led Athens with three runs as A Wolle hit a home run and King and Whaley pitched for the win. Seiple caught for the losers while A Wolfe and W Wolfe formed the battery for Charles P. Kireher and son John Kireher were injured in a car accident near Wren Rushville and Lancaster. Murphy Motor Company of Gloster opened a new garage on High St. Twenty years ago Mary Pickford showed in Woliganoa at the Majestic and Hell's Half Acre played at the Columbia. John Hancock High School seniors presented And Home Came Ted at the Opera House, with Male and Female shown later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agdohn S. Calling
Athena
Hebbardsville
Ve ‘Wax
Athens
Zimmerman
A Wolle
King
Whaley
Seiple
A. Wolfe
W. Wolfe
Charles P. Kireher
John Kireher
Wren Rushville and
Lancaster
Murphy Motor Company
Glowster
High St
Mary" Pickford
Majestic
Hell's Half Acre
Columbia
John Hancock High School
Ted
Opera House
Jobs for June Graduates in Athens Sham Hollywood Light
Foes in Athens caution June graduates about chasing Hollywood. The article urges practical training before attempting film or theater work, noting sound engineering and costume design require extensive experience. It suggests Mohawk Brame Festival and Union College as paths, advising graduates to gain real studio skills first.
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Hollywood
Tvery
Union College
Jon
Social Notes Of Broadwell Social Notes Of Broadwell
Local Broadwell social column lists gatherings and visits as townsfolk—Mr and Mrs Don Har e, Mary J. Eric Me, and many neighbors attended events at homes and churches. Residents from Dir England and Italy travel to Springfield, with news of guests, Sunday visits, and community acknowledgments.
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Arventer
Hutchinson and Wewney
Wienahoe, Jonod Sting Company
Don Hare
U. Shen Hare
Mary J. Eric
Overt
Mastin
Tin Oain
Albert Ogg
England
Caselli Glous
Freda Nice
Harry van
Ter
Italy
Springfield
Wis
Ward
Girardames
Mervin Laston
Simon’ Layton
John Parsons
Bartlett
Arch Sprouse
Ernest White
Alonzo Vernon
Luh: Ne
Ladies Aid Society
thi + Johuren
Lauri James
Prank’ Parsons
Hazel Burks
Mildred Parsons
Geneva Nice
Broadwell
Eye for a Gal closes in a mountain feud tale
Ross McAfee, a rising star pitcher, bonds with Judy Tollivar after a breakthrough game. Coach Hurd hints at college aid and the Tollivar family reveals a deadly clan feud behind past killings. The tale shifts to a dawn drive to Hell'n Damnation as Ross learns his father’s death was tied to a clan plot.
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Rossy Mes
Rosey
Dr. Tollvar
Judy
Hannah Shrider
Rhot
Steve Hogg
Hurd
Hill
Ross McAfee
Rossy
Ingo
Vonely
Daddy
Pitts
Roary
Strauss
Dr. Toloar
Shimbeing
Hell'n Damnation
Dr. Tollivar
Rassy
Tudge
Jesse Leverage
Squire Jesse
Busis
Peet Hartge
Ronan
Saeed
Ehryfia Sayer
Ace Tnt
de. Tollivar
Roury
Tolliver
Tolks
Texas
McAfee
Dad
Tolliver Cabins
Tek
McArthur Civic Club breakfast near Lake Hope update
McArthur social notes record about twenty six members and guests attending the annual breakfast at Lake Hope on Saturday morning June 8. The item lists several farewells and visits including Mrs Davis farewell at the Methodist Church, Linnie Arnold greeting, Esther Guild gift to Mrs Davis, and travel plans for Mrs Pilcher and family to Boston. Nearby residents and visitors are named with multiple trips to Columbus, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Toledo, Huntington, and Marion as they visit relatives and conduct business.
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Mcarthur
McArthur Civic Club
Lake Hope
Methodist Church
A.B. Davis
Linnie Arnold
Esther Guild
D Vis
George Pilcher
Martha
George
Boston
Massachusetts
Pittsburgh
Pilcher
Linnie Pilsher
Heron-In
Homer Goddard
Martin
West
Mary Elizabeth Rannelis
Columbus
Dorothy” Diles
Geneva
Lawrence Gill
Huntington
W. V
Tom Shipley
Garry Clark
Pamela
Nellie Leach
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Washington Scene
Wendie
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Foes
Péngi
Tommy
Tommy Boy
Leda Sams
Paris
Clipper Mail
Montreal
Harry-Arrison Krole
Comymaur
Soo Tea Tee Ie
H. J. Swaim
Margaret
Colimbus
Margaret Sharp
Cleveland
Nancy Rosser
Marion
Martha Rosser
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