Europe mobilizes as nations prep for war and braces for threats
An United Press survey shows major European powers expanding armed forces and fortifications. England boosts military budgets, France tightens conscription, Italy widens its army and air force, Germany stages large conscription and air fortifications, Austria and Sweden expand defense measures while Poland and Czechoslovakia extend service obligations.
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Miller
United Press European News Manager
United Press
London
Europe
England
France
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
Fuissia
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Giuseppe Valice
Awd
Prance
Upper
Alsace
Britain
Austria
Sweden
Poland
Usechoslovakia
Montis
Oscar H Andrews a long serving Corry banker dies at 88
Corry loses a granlasied resident Oscar H Andrews longtime cashier of the National Bank of Corry who wed at the Taillty home on East South street. He celebrated his 88th birthday on March 5th. He spent over fifty years in banking and was revered for honesty and community service.
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Oscar H. Andrews
Corry
Osan EH. Andrews
National Bank of Corry
Oscar
Andrews
Plans To Use Motor Funds For Relief Debated
Scranton Times reports March 29 that Republicans seek to divert motor funds to relieve unemployment over two years while Gov. Eytiets plan preserves funds for building and maintenance. Senate and House fight looms over tax and revenue measures amid GOP opposition.
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Senate
Garioss
Scranton Times
Civilized Virtues Across Borders and Nations
A reflective piece argues that morality shifts with borders and war fears. It notes Europe’s frantic peace treaty rushes and states that true civilization requires mass empathy beyond flags and nations.
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Europe
Judicial Courage and Public Justice in Modern Courts
A provocative discussion argues judges should halt meritless or insincere cases at early stages. It praises courageous judges who resist bad petitions and contrasts U S courts with English and Canadian peers. The piece urges decisive, proactive rulings to protect real grievances and preserve justice.
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Lemidtt
Wmu
England
Canada
Star Signals Horoscope Fragment From 19th Century Page
A fragmentary horoscope page offers unclear zodiac tips and dates. It mentions April and mid April periods, mixed with stray numbers and month tokens, without coherent forecasts or proper names. The legible portions hint at personal advice and celestial guidance but lack a discernible narrative.
Washington housing woes of lawmakers and a poet envoy
United Press reports on housing trials of Congress members including Mrs. Charles McLaughlin of Nebraska and others. It notes high rents in Washington, salaries, and travel uses of allowances. Also mentions Japanese envoy Bunji Saito and a short excerpt of a poem about cherry trees.
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United Press
Washington
Charles &. McLaughlin
Omaha
Nebr
McLaughlins
Bunji Saito
Hollywood Fashions and Sports News Mix in Sharp Park Trends
Hollywood designer Adrian describes Joan Crawford in No More Ladies as a Park Avenue deb. The Santa Anita season ends with Hollywood figures pursuing varied sports interests, from Danish soccer to semi pro wrestling, boxing and youth football schemes led by notable names.
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Hollywood
Gills
April
Joan Crawford
Park Avene
Agian
Nan Aketched Eigit
Adrian
Miss Grawford
Santa Anita Park
Bein
Lizus
Drewn
Prague
Lune
Svce
Uw Hungaran
Minty
Geo
Mickey Hobcey
Jean Bersholt
Howard Spigwick
Eirectas
Easter Buiter
Combilan
Lam Whiz Keaton
Guy
All
Suvi
Tus
Signet Bargrude
Ron
Murray Britton
Trexh
Seattle
Fai
Mike
Max Baer
All Souls
Paris styles pair patent leather with florals in new looks
Paris styles highlight Mrs. Paul Munn wearing a brick patent leather belt with a white pleated dress from Molyneux and a black patent leather coat. An afternoon ensemble pairs a green tweed coat with a bright crepe dress, both with shirred collars. A dressy option features a black crepe outfit with white dot pattern and large neckline details.
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Paris
Paul Munn
Molyneux
Reign of George V and other contemporary reads
A review roundup covers The Reign of George V by D. Somerville detailing four prewar years, with King George V’s 25th year upcoming. Also previewed are topical works by Fitzgerald, Stein, Glenn, Ahern, Angell, and Hilton, noting themes from youth to peace and espionage.
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George V
D. ©. Somerville
Harcourt, Brace A& Co
England
British Empire
Edward VII
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