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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1937
Page
6
William E interprets National Topica arguing Japan’s aggression in China tests the US neutrality act while Britain and France weigh their response. The piece critiques American diplomacy, warns against entangling allies, and weighs possible actions to deter Japanese expansion without provoking war.
The article discusses neutralism in U S foreign policy should Japan and China go to war, the risk of a two-front setup, and debates in Washington about whether the United States should take a larger stand. It notes China’s resilience, Soviet and British positions, and echoes Brain Trust ideas about potential wartime measures.
Radio amateurs aided the dramatization of Peary’s polar dash, coordinating impersonations of key explorers like Matt Henson, Bartlett, and McMillan. The feature film “Dead Prairie” pits Humphrey Bogart and Claire Trevor against a tense New York milieu in a vivid crime tale.
Edward Lowgreen of New York City is hailed as the Distinguished Adventurer for saving a submarine crew aboard a U S vessel after a water breach. Ed and a petty officer acted to rescue others as the sub began sinking, with Ed nearly drowning twice before being pulled from the water. The crew mourned a missing petty officer, but the band saved the lives of the entire submarine crew.
Reports from the Kendall river region describe an ancient practice among local Black communities where youth deliver food offerings called tahoo to elders. The system, tied to strong myths and fear of violation, includes ceremonial adornments and body modifications as signs of age and status.
A fragmentary survey lists regional Scottish and English dishes and confections. The text mentions Goce pug cakes Lancs rye Jouves Cumberland and Bakewell pudding alongside bannock and sillabubs. It hints at visitors learning about these foods in village settings and visits to Queen Henrietta’s Morning Bros. and other locales, though much is garbled.
Fragmentary antiquated prose fragment discusses upheaval and beauty, mentioning exile and a pure being. It contrasts war’s end with pervading presence of a stranger and a suspended existence. The text reads like overwritten philosophical musings with unclear attributions and odd spellings.
A garbled text fragment blends medical alarms about malaria with jumbled phrases and odd names. It mentions Grove and chills, fever, and a restless warning tone. The source reads as a distorted historical clipping with unclear context and many obscurities.
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