Weekly News Analysis on AAA Supporters and Europe Debate
Joseph W. La Bine analyzes AAA prospects amid tax and export market debates. He notes Farm Bureau backing, wheat and cotton price pressures, subsidized exports, FHA loan increase, and Europe’s shifting diplomacy. The piece also covers Patman chain store tax efforts and bipartisan responses shaping 1939 policy.
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AAA
Joseph W. la Bine
U. S
New Orleans
Edward A.o’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Farm Bureau
Winnipeg
R. M. Evans
Mr. Evans
Washington
F. R. Wilcox
United Kingdom
China
Mexico
Open Door Fears Grow As Far East Tensions Rise
The article outlines escalating tensions involving Japan China and Russia with potential new war threats after January 1. It notes Japan's military spending, Manchuria gains, guerrilla resistance in Shansi, and clashes over fishing rights and Sakhalin. It highlights U S diplomatic moves and widespread espionage scares across New York Panama Canal Zone and Los Angeles, plus domestic pension and Roosevelt tree sales news.
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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
New York
Johanna Hoffman
Germany
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
West Coast
Los Angeles
Mikhail Gorin
Hafis Salich
Berkeley
Naval Intelligence
Salich
Gorin
Navy Department
Karl Drummond
News features on Gabby Hartung and era figures from wartime Britain
This column surveys notable personalities including Gabby Hartung as a premier iron man model with a long Cubs tenure and a $5,000 raise for his 18th season, plus portraits of R Oliver Cromwell Carmichael and Leopold Amery. It references political stances on security and economics, Nimble dispatches on Nazi figures, and George Grosz’s exile, ending with Art Students League note and exile in Queens.
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New York
Gabby Hae
Phil Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Woonsocket
L. 1
Charles Lee
R. Oliver Cromwell
Michael
Auane
Vanderbilt
Dr. Carmichael University
Dr. Carmichael
Goodwater
Ala
University of Alabama
George Grosz
Hitler
Art Students? League
League
John Sloan
Queens
Consolidated News Features
WNU Servive
Shapely Neck Fit for Fashionable Posture and Beauty
Patricia Lindsay urges proper neck care and posture as style shifts favor erect carriage. Women are advised to scrub, moisturize, and massage the neck, exercise it with forward and backward bends, and strengthen shoulders via simple drills while noting the Gibson Girl era aesthetic and the value of a healthy neck in accenting strapless gowns.
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Patricia Lindsay
Bell Syndicate
World News Briefs: Vatican Pact Cancelled and Roosevelt’s 1944 Bid
Forecast cancels the 1933 concordat with the Vatican before Nazi church laws. Japan pushes north and west from Canton to fortify Tokyo against a potential Russian war. The U S Export Import Bank expands lending to boost Latin American trade. Roosevelt runs for president in 1944, not 1940. Small business asks Congress to create credit banks to aid “little business.”
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Italy
Neville Chamberlain
France
Savoy
Nice
Corsica
Tunisia
Djibouti
Europe
Ukraine
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
United Kingdom
Vatican
Japan
Canton
Tokyo
Asia
U. S. Export-Import Bank
Latin America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Glorified Eyes From Paris Beauty Secret Promises Rejuvenation
Hint of the Day promotes Glorified Eyes From Paris a beauty secret boasting eye revitalization. A featherweight masque saturates a cooling solution, applied via pads for five minutes to reduce tension and fatigue. Effects touted as lasting for hours with harmless use, while a separate note extols quinine’s life saving history from cinchona tea.
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Paris
Aquila an Imaginary Place in the Shenandoah Region
The excerpt notes Aquila as an imaginary locale linked to the novel and places it near Luray Virginia, a few miles south and west of the Blue Ridge along the Shenandoah River. It references action purported to be in Aquila.
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Aquila
Luray
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah River
Wise Men Bring Light to Seek the Saviour this Christmas
A sermon urges recognizing Christ in Christmas beyond materialism. It contrasts the Wise Men’s scriptural search for the Messiah with modern rushes for gold and pleasure, urging worship, self-offering, and faith in God’s Word to find joy and redemptive meaning this holy season.
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Bethimanger
Jesus
Herod
Strikin
Earth
Christ
Jerusalem
Parent Mind Reflections On Sons And Life
An excerpt reflecting on the souls of sons and their fate as they enter life. The text references Martineau and the concept of inheriting a line of thinking or the Parent Mind guiding a person’s work and character.
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Martineau
The Nation's Progress in Industry and Energy
A cryptic national item emphasizes progress through national effort and industry while warning against idleness and selfishness, highlighting the era’s emphasis on moral and economic vigor, with implied guidance for citizens.
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