U S Ships May Fly European Flags to Circumvent Law
Analysis notes how neutrality shifts push U S ships to seek European registries or foreign charters to maintain trade. It covers Roosevelt’s evolving stance, objections from Ireland and Belgium, and broader maritime tensions shaping policy and industry responses.
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Yeast Breads and Rolls From Modern Home Kitchens
Household News presents yeast bread tips and recipes for modern home kitchens. It describes using moist or dry yeast, temperature control, and provides detailed instructions for Yeast Bread, Miracle Rolls, Bishop's Bread, Hot Cinnamon Rolls, and Pecan Muffins with ingredients, measurements, and baking directions.
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James Monroe Smith Sentenced for Forgery and Misuse
James Monroe Smith, former president of LSU, received 8 to 24 years in prison for forgery, obtaining money under false pretenses, and misuse of funds. Al Smith Jr. sworn in as New York City councilman, continuing family political legacy. Murry Guggenheim, 81, dies in New York as a noted copper-mining figure. Ex Kaiser Wilhelm I reportedly building a bomb-proof cellar at Doorn, Netherlands. Moses Annenberg, Philadelphia publisher, says he will quit the horse-race betting service following U S crackdown.
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al Smith Jr
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News Quiz Headlines From a 20th Century Clip
Five trivia prompts test readers on a Lagunillas map clue a Neva flood blamed on Finland hurricane debris disposal after 1988 trees uprooted a California ex senator praising Roosevelt for a third term and Prince Frederick Wilhelm’s reported fate. Answers appear later in the column.
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Western Front
Explosion at Lagunitas oil terminal sparks inquiry
A major Lagunitas oil terminal exploded amid winds blamed on meteorological conditions from Finland. The incident involved a Soviet explanation accusing Finland of failing to inform Russia, while the terminal was subsequently sold for 24.4 million dollars to a lumber wholesalers' cooperative. William Gibbs McAdoo was noted in related references, and the report was later denied.
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Russia
William Gibbs McAdoo
Better Baking Cookbook Offer From Chicago
An inexpensive cookbook titled Better Baking offers a collection of easy to make, economical recipes. Available for 10 cents per copy prepaid by mail to Better Baking care of Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois released by Western Newspaper Union.
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