Intensified warfare looms as Germany presses for peace collapse
Joseph W. LaBine notes Berlin's push to avert war and Italy’s balk at breaking with Berlin while Britain and France face renewed air and sea aggression. He details Germany's invasion momentum, a German bomber misidentified over England, and Soviet moves in the Baltic region amid a threatened Balkan bloc.
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Wind Trends and Labor Politics in June End
Thrift data show 12 854 114 dollars deposited into school savings by 2 534 472 U S children. Labor conventions in Cleveland and San Francisco closed without peace hints. In GOP politics Dewey trails after war, Vandenberg gains slightly, Taft holds firm with a seven point negative program.
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Ford Sterling Dies at Hollywood Age 55
Hollywood film comedian Ford Sterling died at age fifty five. Vienna source reports the Austrian chancellor Klaus von Schusch is reportedly in deteriorating condition amid pressure to issue a proclamation against Hitler. Olson in California confirms governor’s actions on amnesty for Tom Mooney’s alleged accomplice and San Quentin beatings hearings.
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Warren K. Billings
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Congress Debates Neutrality and War Policy
Washington notes a shift in public sentiment as the Senate debates arms embargo repeal and cash and carry. Senators Nye Norris and Clark clash with Johnson while internal party tensions loom over Roosevelt third-term prospects and potential political realignments.
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Indictment Targets Building Trades Union in Federal Probe
At Washington, an indictment of a labor union official charged with delaying work on government buildings opened a coast to coast probe. Cities named include Chicago New York Seattle and Cleveland as investigators probe alleged union jurisdictional fights hamstringing a building revival and delaying government projects.
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Form These Lovely Lace Accessories Pattern 2210
Learn to crochet medallions and join them into lace accessories. Pattern 2210 includes directions, illustrations, materials, and a photo. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave New York for the pattern, with your name and address.
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Needlecraft Dept
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Household Questions and Home Maintenance Tips
A series of practical tips covers baking biscuits in shallow pans for even browning, mending pillow slips with crocheted edges, browning and flavoring potatoes by slicing and dredging with flour, cleaning electric bulbs with a soda paste, and the importance of warming linoleum rolls for 24 hours before laying to prevent cracking.
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
Constipation and acid stomach relief offered by Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin. The ad claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach and Senna moves the bowels, promoting stomach comfort and regularity for the whole family.
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Dr. Caldwell
Highest Duty in Storms The Sun Will Shine
The saying encourages keeping faith after adversity and finding cheer as a guiding duty. It frames optimism as a sustaining principle amid life’s trials and stresses solace through positive resolve.
Trivial Causes in War Events Cited
A quotation notes that in war, small mistakes often trigger major events, suggesting significance lies in minor, overlooked actions rather than grand battles. The line attributes outcomes to tiny errors and timing.
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