Stalin as pupil of Hitler in war tactics observed
A review of Stalin's early focus on internal affairs and economic reform notes his rapid shift toward foreign conquest as he imitates Nazi methods. The piece credits his swift actions into Poland as a first military venture beyond Russia, then hints his appetite for expansion may grow with success. It also mentions an unrelated New York City short weight probes report and odd excuses offered by merchants.
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Wytler
Stalin
Hitler
Fuerer
Finland
Central Asia
Altle
Russia
Im Coi So
Poland
Binland
Hedaratagha
Tareeges
New York
Cily
Department of Weights and Messures
Ristman School
Red Network
Ed Healluti Forum
Democracy
Ini Social Crisi
Bluz
Clavs
R.A. Turner
Magde Revs
John Baker
Dept of Agriculture
Berfese Pwite Treniry
Ttt
Coluumbia
CBS
Vera Brodsky
Internavionelly
University Women's Chorus
WABQ
al Hone
Rimszy- Kannikoff
Symphony Orchestra of
Originnal Conservatory of
Muse
Alexander von Kyeisler
van Wyrili
Columbia
Europe
Chicago
All-American Board
Blue netWork
Tartu
Moliere
Louis XIV
Becagse i
Henfield
Donald Dickson
Chase & Sanbhorry
Peacemaker Rebuked By Rumored Soviet Critique
A garbled excerpt discusses blame assigned to President Roosevelt for alienating Russians and poisoning peacemakers. It hints at a claim that peacemakers face scorn from free countries, urging resilience against foreign manipulation and warning about lessons for other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borliithit
Rooseveld
Hefner
Boris Godunov Broad Cast From Metropolitan Opera House
The schedule lists Ravić's Boris Godunov with Ezio Pin ta leading as Boris and cast members including Ira Petina as Teodore, Marita Farrell Kenla and Charles Kullman as Dmitri. NBC Symphony, Toscanini and other programs feature arias, Showboat selections, and orchestral highlights across a packed Saturday afternoon and evening radio lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors Godunomt
Metropolitan Opera House
Ezio Pinta
Ira Petina
Teodore" Marita
Farrell Pe ‘Kenla
Charles Kullman
Dmitri
Kestin Thorberg
Nicola Moscona
Toscanini
Garnegia Hall
NBC Symphony
Boris
Labor mediation eyed in Chrysler strike endgame
Washington observers see a modest clause on speed of production schedules as the core of the Chrysler settlement. An appeal board of two managers and two union reps would decide disputes, with a fifth party if needed, aiming to avert future slowdowns through mediation and arbitration ideas under consideration by top labor advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chrysler Auto
Labor Department
Conciliation Service
Mike
Conefiation Service
Congress
National Libor Relations Board
Secretary of Labor
P. Tisk
In Retrospect Taken From The Journal December 8 1919
A 1919 Journal excerpt recalls a Rex theatre community sing in Buffalo with Miss Dorothy Waller and Frank Baeder offering soles, readings by Mrs. B C Harner, and a memorial address by Tamestown assistant attorney general Tyank A. Mobtraol. Multiple local officials performed ritual work as a note lists entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Hour of Commerce
Rex Theatre
Soles Wrere
Dorothy Waller
Frank Baeder
B.C. Harner
Wie Corry
Tyank A. Mobtraol Tamestown
New York State
Rutci Walttt Pewke
Tony Martin urges Americans to keep singing everywhere
Tony Martin tells the public to sing freely from morning showers to streets and stages. He jokes about a life of singing despite criticism from spouses and fellow entertainers, noting his own experience as a paid instructor and performer in film, stage, and radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dee
Tony Martin
America
Martin
Rita
Pia Pictures
Tesson
Aj T
Martin Ritat
Oakland
Cal
Corry Machine Company and the Climax Mower Legacy
A look back at the Corry Machine Company, formed from GW N Yost’s mower patents in 1868, its rapid growth, and the early assets of 1869 70 including land, shops, and patents. The piece notes current interest in the property and potential razing as ownership changes unfold. The history highlights Yost’s leadership, stock subscriptions, and the acquisition of the old Corry Machine Shops for 25000 in company stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinimax Manufacturing Company
Fourth Ward
Corry Machine Company
Corry Business
GW. N. Yost
Corry
Yost
G. W. N. Yost
F. S. Barney
D. L. Spencer
C. J. Swift
M. W. Moffitt
Archbold
Gerry
F. B. Roberts
New York
Cleveland
R. M. Bishop
Ginein
Corry Maeins
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Ash- Hand
Enunciation and singing pitch training notes
The article discusses improving diction for clear singing and suggests practicing scales and pitch awareness. It emphasizes steady practice, range development, and the value of consistent vocal exercises to enhance performance.
New Buildings Began July 4 1868 Foundations Complete
The article notes that foundations for new buildings were laid on July 4 1868 and the structures were finished in November of that year. Further data on the buildings like shells, site, and workforce are promised in the next installment. Also mentioned is early Christmas shopping guidance. War Death Penalty During WWI US army general courts martial imposed death sentences from April 5 1917 to June 30 1919, with five executed. None were for purely military offenses, fourteen for murder and mutiny and three for rape and murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Manners
Ross Graham
Bridge Marci
Frank Munn
Valle Tinta
Red Network
Abe Lyman
George Jessenl
Maxie Rosenbloom
George S. Ksulmaf
Jane
Kate Smith
CBS
Ray Bloch
United States Army
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Peacemaker
Double Tipton
Bob Coude
Tipstori
Gre
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Bruce Catton
Stam
Murphy
Drew
Emutetic
Stout
Brink Murphy
Oval 1
the Medical Society of the
State of Permylanis
Mab
Calon
G. Hote
Anoris
Tomas
Con
Buffalo
U. S. Navy
Lester Sample
Charles Ray
Bedward Whitehill
V. Brett Webb
Herr Mitchell
Jarnes Windick
Parent-Teachers, Association of
Ponte
Lena Tester
Tey Log
Coriy Hospital
Church Street
Maeliy
Alice
Mondey
William. Ferguson
Tood
Farina
Jane Farrer
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