Danger of the Jewish problem for United States in Germany purge
Washington column warns that while sympathy for German Jews is needed, the United States must avoid importing political divisions or altering immigration policy. It argues for careful limits on refugee intake, while noting potential consequences of intervention and homeland plans for Jews.
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America
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David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
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Palestine
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World of Nations
Uncle Sam
Union
Ismet Inonu Emerges as Turkey's Iron Man Diplomat
Inonu, once Ataturk's protege and chief military aide, is portrayed as Turkey's poised, strategic leader. The piece links his hard line in army governance with his diplomatic tact, noting he will leverage Turkey's Moslem bloc influence in future bargaining. Sumner Welles is described as a key diplomat shaping Latin America policy and Western defense strategy. Roosevelt’s early career aid is mentioned, highlighting Welles's rise to undersecretary of state.
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Europe
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
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Inonu
Ismet
Mustafa Kemal
Anatolia
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Lausanne
Ataturk
Sumner Welles
Latin America
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Germany
League of Nations
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Harm Vard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Screen Test Donat rises to fame after despairing audition
Robert Donat, once nicknamed Screen Test Donat for repeated screen failures seven years ago, delivered a despairing performance that drew Alexander Korda's praise. The director urged his hiring, leading to enduring fame and riches after a breakthrough moment freed him from fear.
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Robert Donat
Donat
Alexander Korda
Korda
Consolidated News Features
WNU
Crafting a Stocking Kitten Toy for Holiday Sales
A church bazaar seeks quick, cheap toy ideas from stocking stockings to make a demure kitten with a red or blue bow. Instructions cover cutting, stuffing, and shaping the face with simple embroidery. The note promotes Mrs. Spears Sewing books and a quilt leaflet offered by mail from Chicago.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago, Ill
Thereby We Gauge Them
A reflection on salary secrecy and gender age, noting humorless moods reveal inner thoughts. Witty lines compare thoughts with facial lines and suggest blanks hint at absence of contemplation.
Begging Letters Sent to Harriman Widow in 1909
Collier's Weekly notes that after the death of railroad magnate Edward H. Harriman his widow Mrs. Harriman received an estimated 267 million dollars in begging letters. The rush of solicitations, described in a later book analysis, marks perhaps the largest single wave of requests in history.
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Edward H. Harriman
Collier’s Weekly
The Old Man Cash and the Poor Trust is Dead Sign
A nostalgic North Carolina tale recalls a shopkeeper nicknamed Old Man Cash who used a credit sign to guide payments. He evolves after recognizing advertising, fair pricing, and honest packaging improved business and customer trust, reducing shame and boosting repeat sales.
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North Carolina
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