Isolationism and economic internationalism in U S policy
The Carthage Citizen argues that public opinion favors political isolationism while backing economic internationalism. It cites Mexico's 1938 oil expropriation, US exports decline, and Mexico's seizure of American properties, urging protection for nationals under international law and warning against a purely isolationist stance.
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Europe
Germany
Italy
Russia
Mexico
Uncle Sam
United States
Department of Commerce
Parks and Pools Drawcrowd in Indiana Vacation Months
Indiana state parks report popular swimming at Brown County McCormick's Creek Pokagon Indiana Dunes Bass Lake and Shakamak with lifeguards trained by the Red Cross. New beach at Pokagon Lake James. Dunes three mile white sand beach. Shakamak hosts AAU event. Open until after Labor Day and feature diving towers and group camps.
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Indiana
American Red Cross
Brown County
McCormick’s Creek
Pokagon
Indiana Dunes
Bass Lake
Shakamak
Dunes
Bees Parks
Quo Vadis and Quien sabe in daily speech
The piece compares Latin and Mexican phrases to show how common expressions reveal a culture’s attitude toward life. It argues that casual language like I should worry or forget it exposes true beliefs more than formal statements. The author notes modern civilization often prefers carefree replies over meaningful concern.
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Will Rogers
Rogers
Nichavo
South Seas
Mariana
Attenders at the 500 Mile Race in Indianapolis on Decoration Day
A list of attendees for the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race on Decoration Day includes Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hedgecock Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parish Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wantz Gene Gardner Ann Mc Clarnon Dickie McNabb Dick Sipe Wilbur Gatewood Roy Stephens Earnest Webb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sohn Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Sohn Harold Ruby Paul Sigler Joe Zvone Ed Bly Hubert Alexander Rushville and others.
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Indianapolis
Basil Hedgecock
Fred Parish
Frank Wantz
Gene Gardner
Ann McClarnon
Dickie McNabb
Dick Sipe
Wilbur Gatewood
Roy Stephens
Earnest Webb
Fred Sohn
Alvan Sohn
Harold Ruby
Paul Sigler
Joe Zvone
Ed Bly
Hubert Alexander
Rushville
Hugh Trowbridge
Elgin Quick
Watching for illegal hunting and fishing vigilance
The game warden staff keep a close check on anglers during the closed season. Indiana Commissioner Virgil M. Simmes notes it is illegal to take bass bluegills crappies and other protected fish from May 30 to June 16 and squirrels are protected in May June and July. Violations bring fines and possible confiscation of equipment under a 1937 law.
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Virgil M. Simmes
Department of Conservation
Indiana
Tax collections surge in Indiana second quarter 1939
Indianapolis May 31 With two months remaining in the second quarter 1939 gross income tax collections already exceed the entire 1988 quarter by more than 42000. Clarence A Jackson director of the Gross Income Tax Division notes April and year to date total 3837910 62 with June to come. He calls the rise an indicator of stronger Hoosier business and industry and cites increased farm accounts and more store licenses this year.
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Indianapolis
Clarence A. Jackson
State
Jackson
New York World’s Fair Estimated Cost Tops 155 Million
Latest figures put the total cost of the 1939 New York World’s Fair at more than 155 million dollars with funding from the World’s Fair Corporation 50 million. The balance comes from the United States Government New York State New York City states and territories foreign governments exhibitors concessionaires and other sources.
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New York
Congress and public affairs eye European aid and domestic alarm
The report lists visitors from Connersville and Indianapolis, then details House and Senate bills on discrimination, credit, conscription, and aliens. It notes economic hardship, calls America first, and mentions a 12 million corner marker survey map to be broadcast June 4. It also spotlights Fritz Kuhn, Helen Jacobs, and Frank Voelker with brief notes on their actions and roles.
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House
Hoffman
Rep. Mich
Gratitude Note From Grace Porter Toward Friends and Helpers
Grace H Porter thanks friends for kindness during illness at home and in hospital. She expresses appreciation for flowers cards letters and gifts and names Rev and Mrs C N Willson Miss Hazel Hill and Mrs Mary Weaver for their kindness during the hospital stay.
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C. N .Willson
Hazel Hill
Mary Weaver
Grace H. Porter
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Indiana Farm Bureau
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Washington, D. C
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House Judiciary Subcommittee
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Lee
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Fuehrer
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Miss Jacobs
Melbury Club
London
S. W
Helen
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Iowa
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State School For Blind
Vinton
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