Civil War in Spain and International Reactions
After five weeks of stalemate in Spain the conflict promises a long war as both sides gain and lose ground. Hitler embargoes arms to Spain while Britain and France protest sea freedom violations and dispatch warships to enforce the stance.
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War Finance and Gambling Echoes From Europe
Bristling column chides American wartime aid and foreign ventures while warning of Europe’s burdens. It notes French price rises bread and veal and the 40 hour week with higher wages, and criticizes sweepstakes and betting schemes draining funds abroad. The piece praising perseverance and steady effort cites Son of Japan, Olympic marathoner.
Mud Slinging Ahead Washington in 1936 Campaign
The piece argues that 1936 politics will feature intense mudslinging between Governor Landon and President Roosevelt. It cites Secretary Ickes’ heated radio attack on Landon, warns of class hatred rhetoric, and notes political figures like John Hamilton and advisers linked to wealth. The author predicts a wave of attacks and questions the tactics of economic royalists in public discourse.
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Minnesota
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United States
Hjalmar Peterson
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Duluth
Elmer A. Benson
Ernest Lundeen
Minneapolis
Olson
New Deal
Farmer
Ickes
Wall Street
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Bernard M. Baruch
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty
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Louis McHenry Howe
Banking powers and a hidden government row
The Federal Reserve board imposes a 15 percent higher reserve on member banks signaling tightening control under the 1935 Banking Act. The piece notes Mariner S Eccles as chair and links centralization to Roosevelt policy while warning of potential risks to individual banks and broader currency stability.
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Easy to Crochet Lace Filet Doilies and Set
Create a graceful filet design set with doilies a 18 by 24 inch larger piece and a 12 by 12 inch smaller one plus matching buffet centerpiece and tray cloth Complete instructions charts and stitch illustrations are in pattern 5627 Request by sending 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY Include pattern number name and address.
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Costly Trek Exchanged Populations Between Greece and Turkey
Collier’s Weekly notes a forced population exchange from 1922 to 1924 transferring 500000 Muslims from Greece and 1500000 Christians from Turkey. The compulsory migration caused 300000 deaths from disease and exposure and cost over $100 million.
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Collier’s Weekly
Grape Nuts Ad Promises Prizes for Dizzy Dean Winners
Read the Grape Nuts ad in another column and learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners for a chance to win valuable free prizes. Advy invites participation and hints at contest rewards.
Saadi's Advice On Warning Against Others’ Misfortunes
A reflection on learning from others' errors to avoid similar missteps. The saying urges caution and self awareness to prevent repeating negative outcomes.
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Character Corner Stone Honesty
The phrase asserts honesty as the cornerstone of character, emphasizing integrity as a foundational personal trait. It frames honesty as essential to moral conduct and public trust.
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