Encirclement fears and shifts in Poland France and Britain
The analysis outlines how Hitler's threats provoke Polish and British diplomacy while Romania and Britain expand oil and farm trade terms to deter German influence. It notes Poland's cautious stance toward Britain and Berlin's chilly reception, and surveys Francoist Spain, Japan's moves in Asia, and Franco's looming internal challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Rumania
Poland
Europe
Mr. Chamberlain
France
Paris
Carol
Bucharest
Soviet Russia
Britain
London
Josef Beck
Berlin
Kurier Poranny
Munich
Tokyo
Canton
Franco
Barcelona
Japan
Hainan Island
Hitler
Memel
Spratly Islands
American
Philippines
British Borneo
Indo-China
Spratly Group
Foreign Office
Hays as Endemonist and Pragmatic Leader
New York profile of Will Hays, former postmaster general and current head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, described as a pragmatic eudemonist who favors self regulation over censorship. The piece notes his Indiana roots, long career in politics, and the Snow White era box office success. Also included is health guidance on weight gain and loss, stressing fuel intake and the risks of underweight.
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United States
Francisco Franco
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
Franfée
Germany
Italy
Japan
Franco
Madrid
Jose Miaja
Segismundo Casado
Defense Council
Julian Besteiro
Senor Besteiro
General Casado
U. S
Britain
France
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Marino Gamboa
Mexico
York
Will H. Hays
Hollywood
Hays
Motion Picture Producers & Distributors of America
Sullivan
Ind
Harding
Progress Chemistry Turns Inedible Starch Into Clear Wrap
A new process converts inedible starch into a transparent wrapping substance at a cost under three cents per pound. German pilot Captain Hans Dieter Le sets a flight speed record at 463.9 mph with a 1175 horsepower engine. Franklin Institute showcases a safe auto glass design that bends without breaking due to a plastic sandwich filler. In U.S. homes 97 percent of 21 million wired households have electric irons, 40 percent have washing machines and vacuum cleaners, and over one third own refrigeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Dieterle
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
U. S
Messersmith Predicted Hitler Moves and Shifts in View
The piece recalls Messersmith, once described as Hitler's next moves clairvoyant, who foresaw evolution after revolution and later faced criticism over Einstein’s passport case. Roosevelt later appointed him minister to Austria, with a long prior career in Delaware schools and the consular service.
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Hitler
Mr. Messersmith
Albert Einstein
Roosevelt
Austria
Delaware Schools
Consular Service
What to Eat and Why Weight Control and Nutrition
This piece explains weight management through proper food choices and fuel value. It stresses avoiding excess fat and outlines how to adjust diet with milk fruit juice and between meal snacks to support energy and buoyant health. It notes fat originates from surplus fuel and emphasizes normal weight as key to well being.
Influence of Body Build on Nutrition and Metabolism
Nutritionists note tall slender individuals often have shorter digestive tracts and more tense active temperaments. Their rapid digestion wastes nutrients, and their high energy use means they store little fat unless diets are specifically planned to meet needs.
Concentrated Foods for Healthy Weight Gain
The article advocates a well balanced diet rich in minerals and vitamins for health. To gain weight slender individuals should eat easily digested, highly nourishing foods in generous amounts, including eggs cheese cream and butter.
Rest and Meals Boost Energy for Thin People
Advisers note thin individuals tire easily and should get ample rest. Long sleep hours at night are beneficial and nutritionists say taking a short rest before meals helps the body utilize food better.
Estimating milk and butter equivalents in diet
A reader notes that one quart of skim milk plus one and a half ounces of butter approximate the food value of one quart of whole milk. The caution implies using fat and liquid choices to balance nutrition.
Vitamin rich liver and meats noted for minerals
The note states G M Liver contains vitamins A B C and G with vitamin C largely lost in cooking. It highlights iron and copper as key minerals, muscle meats as vitamin G sources, pork richer in vitamin E than lamb, mutton, or beef.
Household Questions from a Davenport
A column offers practical tips for home life including furniture care with cushions hiding the davenport top, fabric tinting advice to clean first, peeling new potatoes with a tin pot cleaner, removing bottle labels by warming, painting odor control with hay in water, and preventing milk from boiling over by inserting a spoon or funnel into the pan.
Slippery Possessions And Quiet Wisdom Ad
An archive ad echoes aphorisms about greed courage and discretion. It ends with a helpful prompt to write for a free medical booklet from Dr E E Sparr of 1111 Grand Ave Kansas City Mo.
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E. E. Sparr
Grand Ave
Kansas City
Tranquil Mind Quote Attributed to Cicero
A short quotation discusses happiness as tranquility of mind. The line is attributed to the Roman philosopher Cicero and reflects on contentment and inner peace.
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Cicero
Kellogg's All-Bran: A Remedy for Constipation
A Kellogg's promotional piece advises daily All-Bran to prevent constipation by adding bulk to the diet. It claims regularity improves with daily use, hydration, and continued consumption, noting production in Battle Creek and availability through grocers.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Joseph W. la Bine
Adolf Hitler
Wilhelmshaven
Chamberlain
der Fuehrer
Asia
John Boettiger
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Seattle
New Hampshire
Fred H. Brown
Douglas Fairbanks
Who’s News
By Lemuel F. Parton
Billy Hays
Czar
Bill
Indiana
Mr. Hays
Messersmith
State Department
WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
By C. Houston Goudiss
Joe Bowers
Willie Howl
Phil Ays
Quaker State
Franklin
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Ines
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