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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1938
Page
7
Joseph W. La Bine surveys Farm Bureau backing and AAA supporters forecasting minimal policy shifts. The piece recounts farm program debates, Patman chain-store tax bids, and international tensions shaping U S agricultural and trade policy amid global pressures.
The item outlines a forecast canceling the 1933 Concordat with the Vatican ahead of Nazi anti church laws, Japan’s north and west push toward Canton to bolster Tokyo against Russia, a U S Export-Import Bank lending power increase to aid Latin America trade, Roosevelt’s 1944 presidential bid, and a call by small businessmen for a new system of credit banks for small enterprises.
The article warns of an imminent Far Eastern crisis involving Japan China and Russia. Japan expands military spending and fights guerrilla war in Shansi while Chiang Kai-shek links with Russia. Disputes over Russian fishing rights and Sakhalin threaten wider conflict.
Aureence Olivier reveals he left Hollywood after being fired during his first visit five years earlier. He notes Greta Garbo refused him on Queen Christina and says Goldwyn persuaded him to return for Wuthering Heights. He had found stage success in London and New York and questions why he should pursue pictures.
British actor Olivier may not fit American villain roles as censorship pushes. Hermes Pan searches 1000 girls for The Girl on the Magazine Cover while Lanny Ross joins CBS Hit Parade for a year. Patricia Crosby visits Bing Crosby publicly but remains offstage. John Griggs may act in a stage play offered by Sinclair Lewis and Fay Wray. Movie folk increasingly work in radio, while New York programs lure watchers with prizes.
A moral reflection on unfaithfulness to conscience and duty. The quote argues that wrongdoing harms happiness, dulls innocent pleasure, and weakens trust in God, making one vulnerable to life’s changes. It emphasizes that sins, even if not immediately painful, bring spiritual and emotional recompense.
A moral remark on using time and money wisely to aid others. Emphasizes continual opportunity to do good through prudent personal resources. The quotation credits law as framing the idea of responsible stewardship of talents.
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