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We Must Stay Out of Europe s Wars
European wars pose a grave threat to the United States says a stance rooted in World War I experience. The piece argues that entering European conflicts costs lives without lasting gains and urges resisting pressure to join, prioritizing national welfare and form of government over "glories" of victory.
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Editorial Briefs on Fairs and Foreign Pact Reactions
The piece opines that next year’s census will skip religion and laments overexposure of world fairs questioning their value. It notes declining patronage at the New York and San Francisco fairs and recalls fairs of a prior era. It discusses Germany Russia and Japan relations, Italy’s position, and doubts gains from the alliance.
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Murphy Unlocks Alcatraz Cells as Attorney General Visits
Frank Murphy’s Alcatraz tour coincides with unlocked cells during noon hour by automatic signal, provoking inmate outcry yet revealing security lapse. Hoover backs Bricker for 1940 and ranks Baldwin highly though unlikely. Nepotism chart updates show Wheeler and Smith top the pay lists. Iowa factional splits threaten Democratic unity before 1940.
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New York Spot Jottings on Politics and City Life
Charles Driscoll notes if Prosecutor Dewey runs for president, Hickman Powell may ghostwrite his campaign. He comments on a Coliers piece, baseball crowd sizes, fashion in Madison Avenue, socks at Flushing Meadows, reforms to guest towels, and bedside book choices.
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August sales in Europe praised for visitor reception
A reminiscence notes a favorable comment from nearly all visitors and credits Paul Manship, a Minnesota sculptor, with design influence. Hal Curtis Felsher of Georgia Tech is praised for polite service and a rolling chair, suggesting strong personality as a valued trait.
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Memorial dog Jessie and two polar bears join New York zoo scene
A memorial taxidermied dog named Jessie at Patrick Clarke's Third Avenue bar is described along with two polar bears added to Central Park Zoo. Jessie, famed for clever tricks and coin collecting, was killed by a cay and preserved. Clarke plans a new dog and recalls Jessie's loyalty and charm.
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Wallace Pressure Sparks Crisis Call for White House
Report describes rising tensions as calls grow for executive action to quell infighting and avert a looming clash, with phrases implying a showdown between leaders unless the president intervenes.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
The poem recalls a friend who loved books and lively talk on literature but grew distant after borrowing ten dollars, now avoiding the narrator and his door. It contrasts earnest literary chatter with modern talk of money and real estate, ending with a reflection on cherished friendships.
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Beaten Boulder Wife Found. Husband Charged With Murder
In Boulder Colorado the body of 37 year old beauty operator Juanita Townsend was found badly beaten. Her husband William E. Townsend was arrested on a murder charge after allegedly confessing to the assault following a string of family quarrels. Sheriff's officials reported the confession.
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