Semi Nude Fashions and Wartime Strikes Compared
An editorial column from Santa Monica Calif discusses modesty in fashion, warns against overexposure, and jokes about self made Hollywood scripts. It then draws parallels between strikes and wars, arguing common sense and justice could have averted many conflicts and noting that the apparent victor often loses in the end. Irvin B. Cobb Swin Service.
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Anta Monica
Calif
First and Main
Sam Goldwyn
Hollywood
San Francisco
Galveston
Irvin
Cobb
SWIN
Spanish Civil War Celebrates Second Year Of Triumph
Rebels mark two years of fighting with fiestas and public display while loyalist forces renew offensives near Madrid and in Aragon. Franco proclaims a year of triumph. air battles and heavy artillery mark the siege. Senator Robinson dies. debate over Supreme Court reform continues amid political realignments. European grain shortages loom as Sino Japanese tensions rise. Marconi dies in Rome at 63.
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Francisco Franco
Seville
Malaga
Babao
Saragossa
Cordoba
Granada
Spain
Santander
Aragon
Albarracin
Madrid
Franco
Brunete
Europe
Germany
Poland
Great Britain
Baltic
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthenia
Finland
Peiping
Japan
Nanking
Tientsin
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Mopei-Chahar Poliical Council
China
Kiyoshi Katsuki
Twenty-ninth Army
Sukowkiao
Hopei-Chahar Council
Sung
Chiang Kai-Shek
Crater Lake Oregon a Romantic Geologic History
Crater Lake in Oregon formed when a volcanic peak collapsed and sank. It later cooled and filled with water from springs on its sides as snow accumulated. The lake spans about 6 miles in diameter and holds the bluest water found naturally. it has no outlet and no inflowing streams.
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Grater Lake
Oregon
Crater Lake
United States
National Topics and Roosevelt Era Court Plan Debated
A National Topics roundup covers science and industry forecasts from a Roosevelt era report, tax questions about Mrs. Roosevelt, unemployment coverage projections, Upper Silesia issues, a dramatic 6250 mile flight, and reflections on Senator Joe Robinson's death and its impact on the Court packing effort. The piece emphasizes policy shifts, labor absorption by new industries, and the President’s judiciary reform push.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
United States
Supreme Court
Washington
Joe" Robinson
Democratic Party
Senate
Joe Robinson
South
North
Robinson
Judiciary Committee
Indica
Harrison
National Resources Committee
Roosevelt
Joe Rob
Inson
Quenec
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Legislative Branch
New Deal
Roosevelt Faces Court, Senate, and Star Route Veto Clash
Discussion centers on Roosevelt’s court plan after upholding wage and social laws, the Van Devanter resignation, and the Senate’s proposed substitutes. The president vetoed Star Route bills aiding mail carriers, whose pay and contracts have long constrained service since 1845, provoking critique and defense in Congress.
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Roosevelt
H. R. Bul
America
Postal Department
House
McKellar
Tennessee
Senate
Parley
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Cobti
Hiya Ul. Fla
House of Representatives
White House
Sen
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Aglielmo Marconi
Rome
Vatican
Gen
Dougitton
Congressional Committee
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Alaska
Social Security Board
District of Colmbia
Wisconsin
Georgia
Montana
Upper Silesia
League of Nations
Moscow
North Pole
Michael Gromov
Andrei Yumoshev
Serge
Danilin
San Jacinto
West Coast
Bae Nat
Peemit
Washington State
Justice van Devanter
van Devanter
Senate Judiciary Committee
Logan
Hatch
New Mexico
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