We the People on Roosevelt Naval Plan and Pan Americanism
The piece argues Roosevelt’s proposed billion dollar naval program as a middle path between isolationism and collective security. It endorses a regional internationalism under a good neighbor policy, aiming to unite American nations and curb European power politics while keeping force limited to the Caribbean, Pacific triangle, and Panamanian approaches. The plan faces political backing but weak enthusiasm, and its feasibility remains doubtful amid competing visions of democracy and power politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
State Department
Sumner Welles
Aleutian- Hawaii-Panama Canal
Pacific
Panama
Capitol Hill
United States
Lee
Fey
Europe
Western Hemisphere
England
Germany
New World
Anterizas
Register and ‘Tribline Syndicate
Goga Antisemitic Policy Outlined in Romania
Goga government declares no terror against Jews but defines a policy to strip Jews of work and leadership roles. Official stance claims to spare lives while removing social, political, and economic standing. Correspondent notes this amounts to indirect persecution under a division of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellmania
Gogs
Weither
Buchan
Roumania
Income Outlook Amid 1937 Slump and Recovery Hopes
National income in 1937 reached about 67.4 billion dollars, with experts noting a 27 billion gap from prewar highs and an 18 billion shortfall from the 1928 peak. Analysts warn of uncertainty, but advocate clearer business government cooperation to spark a faster rebound. Observers cite production outpacing consumption as the core recession cause and warn the longer the crisis lasts, the harder a fresh start becomes. Also mentions Spanish bombing affecting war orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
Ubfaitigns
Industrial Conference Board
Diplomatic Immunity Scuffle Draws Japanese Sentry Lesson
An American diplomat, John M. Allison, was slashed by a Japanese sentry after attempting to protest abuses by soldiers inside Japanese quarters. The incident sparked debate on diplomatic immunity and courtesy, with initial Japanese explanations revised after U.S. government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johm M. Allison
Nanking
Allison
United States
Twenty Years Ago Items From the Journal Files
February 4 1918 report recalls a burglary at Chase grocery on First Avenue with loss to be determined. London visitor Johnson addressed hundreds on war with Britain and America. Blinda Raynor ill at home Fifth Avenue. Mary Matteson died East South Street. Jacob Bender moved to Gil City with daughter. Principal H L Monte arrived from Megdville. daughter Gertrude improving. Marjorie Ferguson returned from Denver after three months with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Matteson
East South Street
Jacob Bender
Gil Citys
One-Minute Test and Miscellaneous Facts
The item lists quick quiz questions and random notes. It mentions a foreign minister of France, the number of states united after presidents, and which measure is longer, a meter or a yard. It also includes stray trivia lines and a few short statements about horoscopes and etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Prices and policy clash in Roosevelt recession view
Stewart reports on Washington debate over inflation and wage policy amid a business recession. The piece notes criticism of high and low price bets, wage cuts at United States Steel, and calls for inflation to restore buying power. It cites Secretary Wallace and President Roosevelt’s approach to stabilize demand without worsened unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Algricultura
Wallace
Sxamp
United States Steel Corporation
Jarote G. Moulton
Brotlings Institution
Hollywood Film Shop Grady Johnson Scene Replays Real Life Knife Act
A chaotic on set moment from California's The Lone Wolf in Paris unfolds as Steve Clemente hurls knives at Pablo Albertal amid staged danger. Director Rogell convenes safety checks while Albertal recalls older real life revolts involving Palcho Villa and Federal soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Np
Steve Clemente
Pablo Alberta
Albrect Lerra
Anives
Dangii
Caliunhia
Paris
Clemente
Manes Leclercy
Elroline
al Rogeil
Pablo
Clemens
Dirociuim Fogel
Stim
Talen
Vic Jones
Rogell
Mexico
Walitaw
Worker resilience amid price drops and wage changes
Fragmented text discusses how wage and living costs interact with purchasing power, noting that price reversals or wage gains do not restore real value. It suggests workers face persistent strain as costs rise and employment conditions shift, with unclear causation and fragmented phrasing.
Unclear OCR fragment on industry and geography
Fragmentary text mentions a government action affecting tinplate in South Wales and a gas mask cane order. It also cites a high speed for a European duck and notes a volcanic feature in Lassen. Population data for a hamada seoper lank tereseed appears garbled and unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wales
Lassen
Volcanlépark
Onallingis
United States
Hamada Seoper Lank
Tereseed
What Type of Bed Spring And Mattress Do You Use
Dr Glendening answers sleep questions noting that hard or soft beds depend on body weight and contour. Experts favor coil springs after first birthday, warn against fabric or woven wire for heavier sleepers, and cite studies claiming coil beds yield longer sleep than other types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
United States Patent Office
Michael Batick
Cold Spring
N.Y
Donald Leitd
Colgate’ University
Capital Gains Provisions Under Revenue Act 1946 Explained
The text outlines Section 117 rules for individuals and excludes inventory and trade assets. It details how gains or losses from sales or exchanges of capital assets are recognized with varying percentages based on holding periods, defines capital assets for tax purposes, and notes limitations on losses including a $9,000 offset plus gains. It also covers treatment of bonds and certain corporate receipts as capital gains or losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idina
iAlso
Fragmented Factographs on Memory and World Trends
The text notes memory challenges during heightened excitation and mentions U.S. psychologic research and standards. It cites British instruction of three million schoolchildren about fashion and public behavior, U.S. dominance in soap consumption, and mentions of Sweden and other nations in a loosely connected global survey.
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Riscott
Suna Gessa
Evans
Ile
LTS Eee
Bouize
Stewent Heavynicon
Io Mide
AGO Ag
Jauirhal
Chase
First Avenue
MM. Chase
Johnson
London
Kingland
America
Ives
Blinda Raynor
HL. Monte
Megdville
Spence Hospital
Gertirude
Marjorie Perguson
Denver
Colo
Rothefau
L Yvon Wielées
Radical-Socialist Party
Washington
Paipt
Cal
Vernon ‘Walker
Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Hollywood Film Shop
Grady Johnson
Dr. Glendening
Normatt D. Mattison
Olondentor
Uteata
U.S
Ars
Wetherlands
Devimark
Hol‘amit
Bt Toy
Sweden
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