War Dance and Diplomatic Show in Hitler Mussolini Visit
The article describes Mussolini and Hitler touring Mecklenberg and Berlin with grand displays of military power, promising unity of Fascism and Nazism. It notes celebrations, weapon demonstrations, and a hoped world recognition of their regimes, while Admiral Yarnell opposes pulling ships from China waters and the Navy states the Asiatic fleet must stay.
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Duce
Enito
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Il Duce
Berlin
Mecklenburg
Hitler
Germany
Baltic
Wustrow
Ruhr
Rome
Italy
Japan Blamed for Bombing Nanking Embassies and Chinese Cities
Russia warned Japan officially against bombing the Soviet embassy in Nanking with disguised planes and vowed to hold Japan responsible for any attack. Chiang Kai-shek blamed the US for Western inaction as Japan's raids continued on Nanking Canton and other cities, killing hundreds. The League of Nations condemned the bombings while a Japanese submarine sank fishing junks with 300 deaths.
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Russia
Japan
OKYO
Berlin
Nanking
Canton
China
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
League of Nations Advisory Committee
Leland Harrison
British Commissioner Killed in Nazareth Ambush
Lewis Andrews, the British commissioner of Galilee, was assassinated by three terrorists in Nazareth as he and his bodyguard were shot to death. His hard-line administration angered extremists who had long threatened him amid the Palestine partition strife.
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Britain
Palestine
Lewis Andrews
Galilee
Nazareth
Andrews
Wilson Minzer
Wilson
President Roosevelt Travels West With O Mahoney Hostility Evident
President Roosevelt travels via Cheyenne Casper and Yellowstone with Senator Joseph O Mahoney in Wyoming. O Mahoney, leader of anti enlargement forces, is not invited aboard the train but shks hands briefly. The party continues to Boise and Portland then Seattle for a two day Yellowstone visit.
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Roosevelt
Seattle
Wyoming
Joseph O’mahoney
Supreme Court
Cheyenne
Joseph
Mr. Roosevelt
Casper
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Boise
Idaho
Bonneville Dam
Portland
Roosevelt Drops Plan for November Special Session
Washington officials report the President canceled a November call for a special session of Congress. Administration leaders fear it would worsen the Hugo Black Supreme Court appointment controversy and harm Roosevelt's legislative program.
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Washington
Congress
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Mr. Roosevelt
Dward A. Filene Dies in Paris Hospital at 77
DWARD A. FILENE, Boston merchant and social economist, died of pneumonia at the American hospital in Paris at age seventy seven. He was famed as the apostle of mass production and distribution. Also noted is Grenville T. Emmet, former Roosevelt law partner, minister to the Netherlands in 1933, who died of double pneumonia at sixty.
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Dward A. Filene
Boston
Paris
Mr. Filene
Vienna
Grenville-T. Emmet
Roosevelt
Netherlands
Parades and bores in a sunny California day
The writer recalls a parade in Santa Monica with a postmaster and a congressman among the crowd, then shifts to satirical Observations on bores, Texans, and international debts, ending with the quip that long horns sag from pride and humor. The piece blends light Americana with wry social commentary and a final note from WNY Service.
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Anta Monica
Calif
California
Jim Farley
Jim
Elks
Treasury tax probe seen as vaudeville stunt
Washington columnist argues the Treasury used a spectacle of names to pressure tax evaders while hiding holes in the law. He notes resignations of Mor rison Shafroth and Russell I. Ryan imply the effort lowered standards and resembled political intimidation linked to the New Deal.
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Washington
Treasury
Congressional
Morrison Shafroth
Russell I. Ryan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Messrs
Shafroth
Ryan
Internal Revenue
Morgenthau
Herman Oliphant
Mr. Oliphant
Roosevelt
Joint Congressional Committee
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Huey Long
Louisiana
Magill
Capitol
The
Officials Question Interlocked Directors and Justice Panel
A Senate column laments the power commission probing interlocked directorates at Associated Gas and Electric. It criticizes the repeat pattern of officials acting to shield agencies and ridicules delays in Justice Hugo Black’s klansman controversy.
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Federal Power Commission
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Federal Power Act
Commission
Power Commission Action
Seavey
Paxson
Hugo Black
Alabama
The
Supreme Court
Justice Black
Senator Black
Senate
Black
Western Newspaper Union
Doilies Offer Thrifty Way to Set Table
A sewing pattern advertises four doilies in sizes 6 12 17 and 22 inches for meal settings. It suggests mercerized cotton for durability and lists Pattern 1462 with directions, illustrations, and stitch details. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Department in New York for the pattern.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Is It Progress
Quoted by Booth Tarkington, the line questions progress and its impact on happiness and personal improvement, suggesting progress may not always yield better outcomes.
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Booth Tarkington
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Irvin S. Cobb
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WNY
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William Bruckart
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