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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1938

Page

2

G.O.P and Britain Face Pension Talks and Balkan Shifts

A sweeping analysis outlines Republican plans to reform social security with a $30 monthly federal contribution and 60 year age limit, alongside a broad Democratic counterproposal. It notes Britain's intensified trade protections, German moves toward Ukraine and Memel, and Franco-Italian tensions reshaping world power and economics.

U. S Washington Massachusetts Allen T. Treadway House Ways and Means Congress

Rising Far East Tensions Loch Japan China Russia threaten major crisis

The article warns of an imminent Far Eastern crisis involving Japan China and Russia. It details Japanese military and economic moves in Manchuria Shansi and Canton and disputes over fishing rights Sakhalin and the Chinese eastern railway. It notes US Britain and others edging toward a unified protest with little expected effect.

Japan China Russia Manchuria Shansi Chiang Kai-shek Canton Tokyo Sakhalin Island Moscow Great Britain U. S U. S. State Department Nelson T. Johnson Joseph P. Kennedy London

Possible mayor bid touches Harold Ickes and others

The item notes Harold L. Ickes may retire to seek the Democratic nomination for Chicago mayor. It also mentions John Nance Garner facing a path to the presidency among Detroit friends, Anthony Eden’s possible return to the cabinet, and Massachusetts Rep. Joseph Martin poised to win the House Republican leadership on the first ballot next month with strong party backing.

Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes Chicago John Nance Garner U. S Detroit Texas Garner Anthony Eden Neville Chamberlain Massachusetts Rep Joseph Martin House

Pan American Conference Struggles With Yankee Imperialism Critique

U S delegates head to Lima for the Pan American conference amid cool reactions from 20 nations. Critics warn of Yankee imperialism as they note South American centers in Rome Paris Madrid and insist on Europe trade. Obstacles include Mexico expropriation policy and Argentina’s Italy Germany ties, with defense unity seen as aspirational.

Great Britain Germany England Export Credits Department China Berlin Mexico Britain London Lima U. S North Rome Paris Madrid Pan America Europe Cordell Hull Hull Argentina Italy Roosevelt

Shapely Neck Aims At Posture For Fashionable Look

Patricia Lindsay advises that fashion now favors erect posture and graceful carriage. She emphasizes firm shoulders, a beautiful neck, and grooming routines from morning cleansing to neck exercises inspired by the Gibson Girl era. A simple breast stroke-inspired exercise helps shape shoulders.

Bell Syndicate

Hint of the Day Eye Mask Promises Fresh-Looking Eyes

A Paris beauty secret offers featherweight masques soaked in a soothing solution to relieve eye tension and fatigue. Place a pad on each eye for five minutes of cooling relief, leaving eyes looking clear and radiant for hours with a harmless treatment.

Paris

Quinine and the Cinchona Bark Discovery

A Washington Post account recalls Countess Chin chon whose malaria cured in 1638 by tea from cinchona bark inspired widespread use. The quinine tree name honors her, and over three centuries quinine has saved countless malaria lives in tropical regions.

Countess Chinchon Peru Washington Post Spain

Action at Aquila Imagined Place in Novel

The note describes Aquila as an imaginary town near Luray Virginia, north of the Shenandoah River and west of the Blue Ridge. It places Aquila a few miles south of Luray in a Shenandoah River setting within the fictional landscape of the work titled Action at Aquila.

Aquila Luray Blue Ridge Shenandoah River

Gabby Hartnett and Carmichael Highlight This Week’s News

The piece profiles Gabby Hartnett a Cubs catcher hitting .296 with a 16 year span of high play and Phil Wrigley extending his player manager contract. It also notes Dr Carmichael of Vanderbilt urging security against stagnation and his Alabama roots, set after a southern business leaders conference in Atlanta.

New York Gabby Hartnett Gabby Phil Wrigley Chicago Cubs Cubs R. Oliver Cromwell Carmichael Southern Business Leaders Atlanta Vanderbilt Dr. Carmichael University

Noted British Politician Amery and Nazi Exiles contrasted

A hard boiled British reporter and Leopold Amery are profiled amid tensions over appeasement and empire. Amery denounces negotiating with dictators while Grosz, expelled by the Nazis, seeks exile in America, where he remains a prolific caricaturist and painter in Queens.

Leopold S. Amery London Times Mr. Chamberlain Kipling India Oxford Admiralty Empire Cambridge England George Grosz Hitler Art Students’ League League John Sloan Queens

Lovely Doilies Pattern for Crocheting Fast

Learn to crochet lovely doilies in a short time using four strands of string. Pattern 1715 gives directions, stitch illustrations, materials, and a photograph. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York. Include name and address.

Eedlecraft Dept Eighth Avenue New York N.o

Foe of Tranquility Quote on Unreadiness and Disorder

A fragment quotes Jeremy Taylor noting that lack of readiness and inconsideration threaten peace of mind. It emphasizes how surprise and confusion disturb a settled spirit and tranquil conditions.

Jeremy Taylor

Absent minded gangster and other quick sketches

A collection of wry maxims and a joke about an absent minded gangster who trained his machine gun on his own secretary. The quip humor centers on workplace irony and ambition.

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