British Turkish pact reshapes Europe and Turkey
The piece analyzes how Britain and Turkey form a strategic barrier against Russia, outlining Turkey's military strength, Balkan alliances, and the risk of war if Stalin pushes into Romania or Balkans. It notes Mussolini's diminished Eastward aims and touches on internal U.S. corrections about a secretary transfer.
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Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Moscow
Berlin
Russia
England
Britain
France
Bulgaria
Greece
Rumania
Carol
Turkey
Romania
Bucharest
Island President
Puzzle clues list with references to a crossword theme is presented, including definitions for horizontal and vertical entries. The page centers on a completed or partially completed puzzle grid titled Island President, with clues ranging from archipelago to algebraic and linguistic terms.
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
The column outlines a weekly menu plan for a family of five two adults and three children at about 12 dollars per week. It highlights balanced meals with protein and minerals and features quick jiffy noodle dishes requiring about fifteen minutes to cook plus five minutes to combine. Readers are urged to try the recipe today.
British See No Clear Grounds After City of Flint Capture
London reports say British newspapers highlight the capture of the American steamship City of Flint. Admiralty sources question any clear international law violation since contraband was on board and German captors may have towed the ship to a German port but the British blockade makes that impractical, leaving neutrality to the mercy of chance.
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London
Flint
Admiralty
Great Britain
Family pressures and a trip through fashionable New York
Timothy Hulme travels to visit Jules Bernstein and Delia’s circle in a snowy, rain-dusted New York as he faces social expectations, financial strain, and a tense meeting with Mrs. Bernstein about Jules’s school progress. The day unfolds with cautious interactions, a barber visit, and strained etiquette amid looming international news.
Love and Duty at Clifford Academy in Vermont
Timothy Hulme, 44, principal at Clifford Academy, has lived with his Aunt Lavinia and cares for his late wife’s memory. He loves Susan Barney, a primary school teacher aiding her gifted sister Delia. Trustee Mr Wheaton sends him to New York to discuss finances, and Susan and Delia plan to visit their aunt in the Bronx. Timothy agrees to drive them.
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Timothy Hulme
Cousin Ann
Washington Square
Peekskill
New York
Spain
Germany
Mr. Wheaton
Wrison
Ju’ss
Park Avenue
Academy
Clifford
Windward County
Jules
Hulme
Saturnine
Professor Hulme
Clifford Academy
Vermont
Lavinia
Timothy
Susan Barney
Delia
Susan
Bronx
Pepsin Laxative Senna Advertises Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin claiming to relieve constipation and stomach discomfort. It states Pepsin aids digestion of undigested protein while Senna stimulates bowel movements and notes the product is palatable for children.
Teacher Offers Fresh Start After Student’s Struggle
A school instructor meets Jules and his distressed mother in a posh home. The boy admits failing exams after neglecting studies due to dorm life and a cello hobby. The teacher offers a chance to try Vermont, with the mother confessing she cannot pay full tuition yet.
Chaplain Durden to Speak at First Baptist Fall Dinner
Dr. Charles Durden of First Baptist Church of Omaha will speak at the annual fall dinner Thursday at 6 30 p m on Are You Paying Your Way He has served as labor unions chaplain and Influenced Omaha's Central Labor union urging labor to live up to its ideals while church owes a duty to labor
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Charles Durder
First Baptist Church of
Omaha
First Baptist Church
Durden
Dr. Durden
Central Labor Union
Charity Supper and Meeting Highlight Public Spirit
Arthur Deamer superintendent of schools will act as toastmaster at a community supper and meeting. The program includes Fannie Paschell violinist and Richard Keen tenor from Coe College, plus A B Caskey and daughter Katherine performing steel saws. Dinner will be served by church circles led by Mrs T K Hefner and Mrs W H Nelson.
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Arthur Deamer
Fannie Paschell
Richard Keen
Coe College
A. B. Caskey
Katherine Caskey
T. K. Hefner
W. H. Nelson
Japan fixes yen to dollar for official rate
Japan's cabinet decided to base the yen on the dollar starting Wednesday. The move ties the yen to the U S currency rather than the British pound and keeps Japan's commercial policy unchanged, according to a finance ministry statement.
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TOKIO
INS
Japan
Ministry of Finance
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