Testimonial From Abroad on U S Economic Strength
An international labor office estimate valued the world economy, noting the United States held about half of global income at the start of the Depression. The author argues this disparity supports the American system’s overall strength despite domestic injustices and urges refining it rather than switching to other models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Labor Office
Geneva
Vladimir Voytinsky
United States
Roosevelt Nominated For 1937 Nobel Peace Prize
The Cuban cabinet urges President Roosevelt as the 1937 Nobel Peace Prize recipient for his role at the Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace in Buenos Aires. The piece notes his peacemaker image and humorously cautions prudence about awarding peace prizes amid ongoing global tensions.
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Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
United States
Carlos Saavedra Lamas
Lamas
Germany hesitates on colonies as Angola deal surfaces
Berlin reports seven German firms arranged with Angolan authorities to exploit mines in a move seen as partly solving Germany's colonial problem. The note recalls Angola's history under Portugal and Dutch occupation, Hitler's evolving stance, and the tension between colonial aims and party doctrine in My Fight.
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Berlin
Germany
Angola
Africa
Portugal
Brazil
London
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Reich
Great Britain
Europe
von Neurath
Dear Louise And The Under-Dog Mood In Society
A collection of reflections and aphorisms trading on social manners, class, and gender from 1937. The author contrasts polite country-town behavior with harsh modern hierarchies, urging empathy for workers and the helpless. It blends personal essays on dignity, power, and cultural shifts with pointed witticisms about politics, marriage, and everyday life.
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Louise
Old South
Germany weighs colonization shifts and mercenary use
The text surveys German aims in Africa and possible shifts in colonial policy under Hjalmar Schacht. It contrasts earlier imperial moves with 1884 and 1911 gains, notes internal economic strains, and considers ways to bolster prestige, recruit mercenaries, or secure raw materials as the Reich faces economic pinch.
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Austria
Czechoslovakia
Ukraine
Hjalmar Schacht
Reich
Germany
der Fuehrer
France
Bismarck
Africa
Great Britain
Morocco
Equatorial
Jewels For His Crown synopsis shows Shiela and Dr. Byron Edwards in a tense of care and unrequited love
After his wife’s death Tim Lacey raises his children while Shiela helps in the Baxter home. Betsy bonds with Shiela as Dr Byron Edwards, cold and distant, battles his own feelings. Shiela woos and worries over Byron, while Betsy longs for a party and relief from illness. Byron’s restraint tests Shiela’s devotion as a sultry June night ends with neither fully unattached.
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Tim Lacey
Barbara
Mont Segrue
Pat
Jane
Myra Brewer
Hank
Elaine
Shiela
Byron Edwards
Catholic Relgious Leader Answer to Previous Puzzle
A crossword style clue list lists a Catholic religious leader and related terms across horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes hints for 261st head of the church and various connected words such as bell sound, indigo source, venomous snake, and other common crossword prompts.
Night Romantic Dilemma Besets Two Lovers in New York
In a moonlit river road scene, Byron Ed wards confesses a consuming love for Shiela, but misery follows as he says he cannot marry her due to practical fears about her future. She insists on love over money, while both grapple with fate and ethics of their bond. Nearby, a city column recalls Aunt Annie Adams and a drift of memories from the home town, blending personal longing with nostalgic sketches of social life.
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Shiela
Mrs. Baxter
Betsy
Dr. Edwards
Baxter Shack
Baxters
Miss Mowbray
Byron Edwards
Marjorie King
Cedar Street
Byron
New York
St. Marks
Annie Adams
Florida
Annie
Third Avenue
Charlie
Adamses
Cincinnati
Puck
Judge
Zim
F. Opper
Ohio
Public Square
Prof. Pausey Lawson
Aunt Annie
Kerr’s
Band Night In The Old Home Town In Gallipolis
A nostalgic vignette set in Gallipolis during band night on Public Square. It recalls a cast of townsfolk from Col John Vance to Judge Mauck and local shopkeepers, mingling amid moonlight, cedar shadows, and the ache of sunset. The piece hints at a quiet brush with reality amid small town nobility and memory.
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Gallipolis
Liza Sanns
Col
John
Emily Vance
Cruezet
Lafayette
Silvermans
West Virginia
Iowa Electric Light and Power stockholders meet March 2 1937
Notice from Cedar Rapids Iowa dated January 23 1937 announces the annual stockholders meeting at the company's general offices on the 8th floor Security Building for 10 o'clock in the forenoon to elect directors and conduct other business. By order of the president Co 8 Woodward secretary.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Woodward
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights for Saturday Night
Radio listings show WEAF and WJZ networks hosting a dense lineup from 6:30 pm through late night. Programs include Uncle Jim's question bee, The President and the Supreme Court discussion, various NBC and CBS shows, musical performances, and guest appearances from figures like Ted Fiorito and Eddie Cantor across stations WJZ WEAF WABC CBS WBBM KMOX WOC WCCO.
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NBC
WJZ Chain
Hamilton Fish
President and the Supreme Court
WEAF
Columbia Workshop
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WGST
WCCO
Joe Cook
Ima.c
Sara Delano Roosevelt
St. Paul
LS Apmeas
Ted Fiorito Orch
Blaine Orch
Andy Kirk Orch
Nseemane Ber
Bernie Orch
New Symphony Orch
Tokio
Weaf Chain
Tone Pictures
WJZ
U. of Chicago Round Table
Mere Hall
Ealt Lake Cats Tabernacle Choir
Dorothy Dreslin
Church of the Air
French News Exchange
Wabc Kmo
RCA
KMO
Captain Diamond
ABC
WEEM
Weeo
Rene
Calivan
Tenor
Senator Fishface
Professor Figgsbottie
Marion Talley
Ed McConnell
WEAP
Col. Stoopnagie
Budd
Guy Lombardo
WABO
Catholic Hour
California
Joe Penner
A Tale of Today
Golden Gate Park Band
Rubinoff
Orch
Jack Benny
Traubel, Soprano
WABCO
Robert L. Ripley
Phil Baker
Weap Chain
Victoria
Nelson Eddy
Eddie Cantor
Walter Winchell
WABG
Edwin C. Hill
Harry Sosnick
Kaltenborn
Wabo ST
Oh— Eamets Masters Orch
Abe Lyman Orch
Chico
Nbci
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Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
International News
United Press
Illinois
Mr. Brown
Japan
Man
George Clark
NEA Service. Inc
Jensens
Calyx Lea
Taciturn
Meistuller
Victory Arch
Tiergarten
Unter den Linden
Hyde Park
Charles Gentry
Billy Taylor
Alfred Henking
Bezette Newsome
Atlantic City
Stuttering Joe
Joe
Park Central
Sam Cherrington
Hollis Johnson
Ed Maddy
Sibley
Ross Mauck
Aaron Frank
Ed Wynn
Chain
Meredith Willson Arch
Wie
Cnain
WOC
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Irvin
Cobb
Courteous Colonels
Wcco Risanwe Woop
Ball
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Emil Coleman Orch
Shandor
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