Vladivostok Fortress Sealed City Reveals Red Navy Rise
Foreign correspondent recounts Vladivostok under NKVD scrutiny with heavy barbed wire fortifications and pervasive fear, while noting a rising Soviet naval air power. He watches life in the frontier port as guards patrol docks, trains halt, and a male-dominated society venues nightly revelry with soldiers and oil workers spending rubles and champagne after long tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Knickerbocker
International News Service
Vladivostok
Soviet Russia
Far
Japan
California
Seattle
NKVD
Harbin
Manchuk
Pacific Fleet
Soviet Union
Staid
Old Statesman
Stalin
Russia
China
Moscow
The Poet of the People on creeds and friendship
Edgar A. Guest argues against walls built by creeds. He says true friendship crosses Catholic, Protestant, or Jew boundaries and that no single group should narrow his life. The piece reflects inclusive faith and universal fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Boys Of Cub Pack 13 Are Assigned To Dens
Cub Pack 13 sponsored by the Fillmore PTA met at Fillmore School with 81 parents Cubs and visitors. Franklin Burke Jr was inducted as a cub. Bear badges went to Billy Riley and Billy Pfeffer. Den leaders announced 1938 den rosters and assigned slogans. Each den presented a stunt and the group recited the Cub benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fillmore
Parent-Teacher Association
Fillmore School
Franklin Burke, Jr
Billy Riley
Billy Pfeffer
W. D. Riley
George Pfeffer
Ralph Dresher
den No. 1
James Edmunds
Robert Muir
Louis Leech
Vernon Snodgrass
Theodore Drew
Ralph F. Dresher
Richard Nilsson
Glenn Nilsson
George Pealer
Robert Dresher
Gerald Trimble
Clyde Hensley
Larry Scott
Keith Lupton
Den
George Johanos
Mind and Morals from an Elven Scientific View
A 1938 author notes piece discusses science guiding moral choices, stage fright, youth judgment, and humane execution options. It explores public speaking as conversation, compares youth knowledge to previous generations, and suggests offering condemned prisoners a chosen method of death, with a personal lighthearted caveat.
FDR Urges Women to Back Defense Policy in Letter
President Roosevelt appeals to U S women at the 13th Women’s Conference on National Defense to back his policy aimed at preserving democratic institutions and national boundaries. He emphasizes no imperial aims, peace with all nations, and steps to remove causes of war while honoring a good neighbor policy. He seeks active support and cooperation from conference members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
United States
Thirteenth
Women's Conference On National Defense
America
Mrs Kennedy Undergoes Appendectomy in Boston
Mrs Joseph P Kennedy wife of the new U S ambassador to Great Britain underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday night at St Elizabeth's hospital officials disclosed Wednesday Her condition was reported excellent
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
U S
Great Britain
St Elizabeth’s Hospital
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