Welles Heads to Rome After Paris Stop for Talks
Sumner Welles United States undersecretary of state flew from London to Rome for a second meeting with Italian Premier Mussolini after visiting Paris and London. British ambassador Sir Ronald Campbell and Robert Murphy met him at Paris airport as Mussolini and von Ribbentrop may have news for Welles.
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Paris
Sumner Welles
United States
London
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Ronald Campbell
France
Robert D. Murphy
Welles
Ritz
Edouard Daladier
War Ministry
Mussolini
Joachim von Ribbentrop
von Ribbentrop
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Hitler
Mind and Morals Science and Society Q&A
Albert Edward Wiggam discusses education and social influence in a Q&A format. He argues specialized training improves job prospects for women with liberal education, notes science expands propaganda capacity of the ignorant, and observes life experience shapes common sense beyond school. The piece is a 1940 protected reprint.
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United States
John F. Dille Co
Rumor of Finn Red Chief Execution Circulates
A Stockholm dispatch cites Aftonbladet claiming Otto Kuusinen and his cabinet vanished and possibly were executed. The report notes Kuusinen, a Finnish communist émigré, and the Finnish section of the communist international reportedly disappeared. Russia had earlier established a people’s government of Finland at Terijoki on the frontier.
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Copenhagen
Ekstrabladet
Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Moscow
Otto Kuusinen
Kuusinen
Communist International
Russia
Finland
Rivoinen
Terijoki
Ruusnen
Platinum fox among Norway's rarest animals
The platinum fox is one of Norway’s rarest species with only 300 pairs remaining in the wild. Preservationists warn of continued decline as habitat pressures persist.
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Norway
Bermuda Trip Ends In Complicated Bond Between Heiress And Dancer
Maida Linn, New York heiress, and Wallis Kane, a wealthy-turned-plain investor, split cash and plans aboard a Bermuda voyage. Maida reluctantly agrees to work as a dancer with Aymon after Kane halts her return, while they scramble for budget lodging and casual jobs to survive, with tensions and shifting loyalties at play.
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Maida
Wallis Kane
Adequate Nutrition and Milk Safety Debated at Chicago Congress
Dr Lela E Booker of the Bureau of Home Economics argued for ample milk intake among industrial workers and discussed pasteurization versus raw Grade A milk. She cited studies noting raw milk supports growth while heat treated milk shows nutritive losses, advising Grade A Raw or tuberculin tested herd milk where possible.
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Lela E. Booker
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Chicago
Mattick and Golding
London Lancet
Two Strangers Seek Rooms Amid Suspicion at Mrs Sweetman
Wallis and a young man rented two cheerful rooms from Mrs. Sweetman with forty dollars in advance. They were not married nor related, a dodge tried earlier. Their appearance and bearing prompted professional suspicions, while a girl’s honest look and the man’s hand persuaded the landlady to listen as the story continued tomorrow.
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Maida
Wallis
Hamilton
Chlorination of Drinking Water Practices
Public health note discusses liquid chlorine used by about 9000 U S municipalities for disinfection and its origins at Niagara Falls. It states chlorine forms and compounds disinfect water, with no health harm, and mentions emergency use tablets and compounds for field applications.
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United States
Niagara Falls
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