War lessons and a call for peaceful world cooperation
In a 1930s export essay, Hoover warns Americans about glamorizing war and recalls the World War experience. He describes the horrors of trench warfare, civilian starvation, and mass casualties, then argues for diplomacy, economic cooperation, and a League of Nations framework to preserve liberty and prevent another global conflict.
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Maurois Immortalized. His Wife Keeps Script Flowing
Andre Maurois gains honors as immortals prepare to admit him. His wife, noted for her distinction, learned typing and stenography to keep his writing legible for publishers. Maurois, born Emile Herzog in Rouen, rose from a wool draper family to world literary prominence and French academy status, while shaping Anglo American views through his keen, cautious prose.
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Rouen
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Walton Moore of State Department Recalled as Aviation Advocate
Walton Moore, soon 81, veteran Virginia congressman and long time State Department official, appears as a steady figure behind international aviation and landing field arrangements. A former assistant secretary and counselor, he is a bachelor from Fairfax who keeps a quiet Southern bearing and a taste for mint juleps.
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Saving Life Not Taking It Forte Of This General
Dr. Victor J. Heiser, famed for medical research and Expeditionary work against disease, heads Rockefeller Foundation efforts and U S Marine Health Service. His career includes Jefferson Medical College training, world travel, and writings such as An American Doctor's Odyssey.
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Ypres
Forte
Victor J. Heiser
Rockefeller Foundation
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Consolidated Features
WNU Service
Study Finds Camels Have More Tobacco by Weight
Reader notice reports laboratory tests on 16 top selling cigarette brands showing Camels contain more tobacco by weight than the average of the other 15 leading brands. The release emphasizes stronger smoking pleasure for Smokers. The announcement frames Camel as superior in tobacco content.
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