Rumor of French British Parliament in Europe Talks
The Atlantic Monthly quote from Paul Reynaud, French premier, urging closer Franco British cooperation. He praises ten country coordination in military, economic, and monetary spheres, noting rumors in London of a joint French British parliament to address common concerns and even a potential United States of Europe concept.
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Atlantic Monthly
Paul Reynaud
France
Ailes
Great Briain
Reynaud
London
United States of Europe
New York Pupils Fear School Failure More Than Witches
A Teachers College Columbia University study of New York City children finds worries shift from traditional bogeymen to fear of academic failure. Researchers note excessive school related anxiety may reflect overemphasis on grades, lateness, and grade retention, while progressive schools show signs of easing such concerns.
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Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Columbia
Reshuffle of Seats May Follow Census
A census may lead to reapportionment of U S House seats while keeping total at 435. The House census committee backs a bill to allocate seats by the 1940 count, with losses for some states and gains for others. Some urge increasing House size to avoid losses, with Iowa possibly backing the proposal.
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Congress
United States
House of Representatives
House Census Committee
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Census Committee
Iowa
House Chamber
House of Commons
Chamber of Deputies
Irish Free State
House of Representa
Reapportionment shifts after 1930 census noted
The text cites state by state changes in House seats after 1930 with California gaining nine, Texas three, New York and New Jersey two each, while Pennsylvania and Missouri lose seats. It discusses the debate over counting non citizens in apportionment and notes declines in non citizen populations from 1920 to 1940, affecting future district distribution.
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Georgia
Kentucky
Texas
New York
New Jersey
Pensylvania
Michigan
Missouri
California
South
Being a Guest Like a Hard Art of Hospitality
A fragment from a guidance column compares old southern hospitality with modern constraints, advising Guests to leave on time, keep rooms neat, avoid overstaying, and respect hosts' routines. It weaves in humor about fish smell and bedtime rules while offering practical tips on politeness and boundaries.
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Louise
Dad
Broadway Buzz Sparks and Society Snippets
Walter Winchell on Broadway notes Lepke’s possible “singing” and imminent arrests for alleged shakedowns. Geraldine Dvorak returns lively after rumored Europe death, while Dr Hauser Garbo marriage joke amuses insiders. TV networks crowd sustaining artists as politics narrows non commercial time. Society editors face redder faces as Hedy Lamarr’s ex-husband mystique looms. A juggler’s act thrills then disappoints when the straight man proves the lure.
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Lepke
O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Geraldine Dvorak
Europe
Dr. Hauser
Garbo
Nails reveal nutritional deficiency and vitamin need
The article notes nail changes such as longitudinal ridging and depressions signaling poor nutrition. It emphasizes daily intake of B complex and vitamin D, suggesting wheat germ, cheese, eggs, greens, beans and nuts as sources, with possible supplements. A Wheat to Eat monograph is offered for copy requests.
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Staff of Life
Nail changes signal nutritional issues in TB patients
The text notes that nails showing longitudinal ridging transverse pitting and fragility may indicate nutritional deficiency linked to active tuberculosis or other constitutional diseases. It urges that such nail changes deserve at least a general health examination.
Medical tips and home remedies from a vintage page
A reader thanks a contributor for sauinine sulphate dosing easing bladder irritability and bed wetting in children. Other notes promote sodium thiosulfate for lead or arsenic poisoning and sodium sulfide tests for lead excretion, with cautions about preparation and skin testing.
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John F Dille Co
Tax Dispute Over $233000 Hit By Indiana Politico Friend
Pat Mallon reports Indiana tax collectors pursue a $233,000 assessment against a prominent political ally of the Roosevelt cabinet member Paul McNutt. The target hires counsel to challenge the claim at the tax appeals board, with possible public revelations about McNutt's state organization if the case proceeds. Also notes a New York inquiry on shipping pewter and babbitt metal, later banned after tin content revealed high tin levels and Amtorg involvement.
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Indiana
Roosevelt
Paul McNutt
McNutt
Board of Tax Appeals
Strategic Materials Control Board
Amtorg
Soothing Syrup and Quiet Allied Talks Signal Changes
British American disputes fade amid quiet Allied diplomacy led by Ashton Gwatkin and Rist with Berle and state officials. Limited concrete action expected, including a potential British control port in Canada and export rationing to neutrals around Germany. Rumors float of Ashton-Gwatkin joining British cabinet as broader war effort reshapes policy and industry.
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Good Will Mission
Ashton
Gwatkin
Rist
Adolf Berle
Canada
U. S
Germany
West Indian Islands
Roosevelt Figures Boost Spending After Tax Returns
Roosevelt's advisers claim March 15 income tax returns indicate receipts could be about half a billion dollars above calendar year budget estimates. The Treasury, citing official figures only for higher first quarter revenue, hints revenue may exceed budgets by 300 to 350 million, fueling fresh spending in Congress.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Appropriations Committees
Treasury
Radio Programs Evening Schedule Highlights on Multiple Stations
A dense listing details evening lineups across WMT WGN WSUI KFJB KO etc with programs like Benny Goodman and Lawrence Welk orchestras, young child and church hour segments, news from Europe, various dance bands, and operatic and musical showcases. It notes dates times and performers such as Ozzie Nelson, Earl Hines, and Dick Jurgens while outlining channel assignments and program blocks for the day.
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Austin
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KFJB
Jim
WHT
Capt Horne
WCCO
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Tommy Tucker
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Edgar Guest
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Democracy In Action
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Eliott
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Charles E. Cotshlin
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Ozziec Nelson's
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Goling South
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Wogn—She Stadon Wgco--To Be Announcerd Who—Hawaiian Knilents. Kfjb
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Austin and
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Mitchell Ayres
WCCCO
Lon
Armstrong
Jimmy Grier
Art Ekassel
Jan Garber
Chariie Spivak
Cannery Negotiations In Oakland Delayed Amid Strike Threat
Stockton Calif INS reports the zero hour meeting of cannery operators and union negotiators in Oakland was postponed amid a statewide strike threat involving about 65 000 cannery workers. Negotiations remain stalled as the date was deferred.
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Calif
INS
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