Enemies Stalemated After Six Months Says Kaltenborn
Kaltenborn argues after six months of war that major powers have not fought decisively. He cites defense as the key factor, noting Finland’s strong fortifications and Poland’s weaknesses, while sea warfare shows Britain’s control and German U-boat efforts, with overall momentum leaning to defense over offense.
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Real Hull Welles diplomacy saga amid neutral talks
Washington dispatch reveals tensions over Secretary Hull and Undersecretary Sumner Welles European peace mission. The clash centered on who brokered talks with neutrals and whether Hull felt sidelined by Welles. The piece links Vatican mediation, Mussolini era pressures, and Hollywood influence shaping public perception of the policy shift.
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Welles
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Luigi Maglione
No Bull Jimmy and the Goldwyn Affair
An account extols Jimmy's decisive action in securing a film deal after pressuring Arizona cattlemen. He leveraged contact networks to contract cattle shipments, vastly reducing costs. The piece credits his efforts with pushing Wuthering Heights into France and England, boosting Goldwyn's sales by about 200 thousand dollars and notes Jimmy’s sizable salary. It also mentions senators born in a sparse district and a Han ford MacNider bio folder urging courage honesty and experience.
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Idaho
John Thomas
Mexico
Carl Hazen
Colorado
Ed Johnson
Kan- 545
Hanford MacNider
Legion
MacNider
Love and Buses Across Romance Flicks
A humorous survey from an Institute of Family Relations notes more marriage proposals occur in cars than at home due to privacy, tracing romance from horseless carriages to modern autos. It contrasts old courtship rituals with speeded dates, while weaving in political quips about Hitler, Dewey, Taft, and censorial film shifts.
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The Author H V Kaltenborn Emerges In Radio News
H V Kaltenborn rose to prominence in radio news during the European crisis last autumn with accurate reports on the Columbia network. A Wisconsin native, he spent years at the Brooklyn Eagle before turning to radio news in 1922 and has studied international politics for over three decades shaping his CBS analyses. His haystack broadcast from Spain marked the first radio description of actual warfare.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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Spain
New York
Aunt Marth's pattern offer for wall sconce figures
A buyer guide promotes a new department offering wallboard and plywood designs with jig and coping saw. It showcases patterns including a hoop skirt lady and a bell figure, each about 24 inches tall, priced 15 cents, with order numbers Z9057, Z902? and Z506. Delivery via Aunt Marth Box 166 W Kansas City MO.
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Melanie Wilkes
Household Questions for Leather Chairs and Furnishings
Practical tips on maintaining leather chairs with linseed oil and vinegar, inspecting window screens early, and mending them promptly. Instructions also advise how to prevent button loss in clothes wringers by folding buttons inside garments and keeping drawers from sticking by rubbing inner edges with soap.
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