Realism versus War Moves in Europe Aligns with Britain
Washington dispatch critiques British Italian diplomacy and the Eden leadership, arguing that postwar realism repeats Versailles mistakes. It portrays Mussolini’s expansion aims and Germany rearmament as products of the same policy circle, claiming plans to defuse tensions risk steering toward a broader conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin Washington
Anthony Igen
Magland
Germany
Delenase
Delcasse
Keiser
Signor Mungolini
Mussolini
England
France
London
Paris
Italy
Mediterranean
Europe
Mr. Eden
Asis
Kens
Register
Vritrane Syndicate
County Dems Salute Ticket At Saturday Rally
Erie county Democrats praised the party slate at a Saturday dinner in Erie where six hundred stalwarts approved the ticket backed by Pennsylvania leaders and state committee endorsement. The piece notes looming campaigns for Gov Harle, U. S. Senate, and Charles A. Jones for Governor, with May primary ahead and control of the state government at stake. Also mentions ESPIONAGE coverage, FBI arrests of three suspected spies, and local health officer reporting measles outbreaks.
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Erie County Democrats
Alote
Rie
Pennsylvania
State
Garciaburg Princey
George H. Harle
U. S. Senate
Charles Alvin Jones
Commonwealth
Dems
Tax Burden Rise Forces Industry to Seek Relief
A local manufacturer presents tax figures for 1928 1936 and 1937 showing a sharp rise with taxes today about 350 percent higher than in 1926 and 1937 taxes nearly double the prior year including social security. He warns added burden threatens business and urges relief before more plants suspend operations as the Democratic nominee gains Jones family support in Pennsylvania.
Wheeler Uses Six Year Term Idea In Boston Speech
Senator Burton Wheeler echoed his column’s suggestion against a six year term for presidents and urged examining a longer presidential term. He argued it could be advantageous for offices and reduce frequent electoral cycles, while noting partisan divides in supporting changes to the current setup.
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Burton Wheeler
Tenfold Regulation of Tolerance From Faith Council
A historic ethic card urges universal tolerance and goodwill. The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America outlines ten pledges, including honoring all, defending neighbors, opposing racial or religious bigotry, embodying goodwill, avoiding anti-Semitic or anti-Protestant groups, and fostering love and reconciliation across faiths. The pledge calls readers to protest prejudice, support comradeship, resist divisive propaganda, and abstain from threats or ostracism in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Fegard
United States Still Has Two Million Aves Available
Fragmented OCR reads suggest a claim about avian stocks and a note on many varieties of bacteria and gems. references to London and Tagan imply a world scale context, mentioning a largest fly and a lack of skyscrapers but text is incomplete and unclear.
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United States
London
Tagan
Hiring Fairs at Aberystwyth Mark Seasonal Change
London TikBits Magazine reports the Parting of the Ways festival preceding the annual hiring fairs at Aberystwyth mountain villages. The event ends farm contracts and gaps between workers and boys or girls, with games, feasting, and blackened faces. Later fairs under the town clock renew contracts and set wages by client calls to factors and agents.
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Aberystwyth
London TikBits Magazine
Gkla
Stewart Says Steady On Record In Hitler Crisis
Washington observers avoid firm statements on Hitler’s Berlin dialogue and Eden’s resignation. Officials hint Eden’s call to curb dictatorial powers, while Chamberlain’s stance appears cautious. The piece notes a rally in isolationist mood and a boost to naval expansion amid mounting tension.
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Charles F. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Washington
Hitler
Fron
Berlin
Anthony Eden
London
Bby
Neville Chamberlain
Eden
Matlet
Chamberlain
America
Britain
Holland
Switzerland
Scandinavias
Russia
Spain
China
United States
Uncle Sam
Jon Bull
Germany
Italy
Chamberlan
Niger
Far East and Paris Fashion Notes Tease Latest Gowns
Paris styles feature lace trimmed gowns and jackets with georgette and Chantilly edging. Dognin showcases lingerie inspired pieces, puff sleeves, and wide hems. A Greta-like Grecian robe gown with gold bands appears alongside jeweled necklines. An editorial fashion tip hints at Parisian calm versus England’s quick shifts.
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Paris
Dognin
Georgette Mcdenise Dé Nuit
Algo
Twenty Years Ago Items From Journal Files
A 1918 column recalls ration ideas under food administration urging households to adopt a suggested plan to stretch supplies through soon months. Howard Egelt notes Atlantic Refining instruction work closed, and Gerry company looks to a busy season. Porter dies at Spring Creek. Crippen heads to service training. Cloven family celebrates safe arrival in France of their son Lyla Cruigh, a sergeant. Potts and Matthews plan a home nursing class if twenty enroll. Franklin bint Meg ville considers gas rate changes. Babbitt travels for dried goods business. several parties attend social events at Coeey and nearby areas.
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Peake
Howard Egelt
Atlantic Refining Company
Gerry Company
Blood Pressure Class Helps Patients Live Well
Dr Clendening discusses hypertension classes in Boston guiding patients with high blood pressure through medical care psychotherapy and diet to reach an optimal well being. Relaxation techniques progressive relaxation and guided testimony motivate new members while avoiding mere blood pressure reduction.
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Lian Glciv
Clendening
Boston
Jacobsson
Hollywood Stars Build Modest Homes Amid Luxury Locs
Hollywood Alm Shop notes a shift from grand film star mansions to smaller houses with 2 to 3 bedrooms and 2 car garages on Cold Water Canyon. Stars including Ayres, Nolan, Jack Benny, and Mary Swarthout purchase plots on Lookout Mountain seeking privacy and views, while others retain lavish ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbine
Geo
Raft
Ray Miland
Frances Parmer
Lier ®Rickson
Hollywwood
One-Minute Test and Miscellany
This brief compiles a series of trivia prompts and scattered text. It references a prime minister of Wire, a Pennsylvania governor, and a Dutch city in a diamond trade center, interleaved with etiquette notes, horoscope remarks, and historical observations on potatoes and California landscapes.
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Wire
Pennsylvania
Dalten City
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Rescot
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Ie Seale
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Jones
Stewart
T&n
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Japan
Journal
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Spring Creek
Ais Son
Crippen
H Crippen
Spelon
Avianion Grpa
Petiog
Peyh
Worl
John JH. Cloven
Lyla Cruigh
Warren
Titusvilly
Gil City and Son
Franklin Bint
Iw. T. Babbitt
Drie
Robart
Dr. Ciondening
Hollywood
Presa Ant "Gorvaavonden
Hollyswood
Tris
Hamin de Valera
George Ih
Earle
Amsterdam
Byblesan Newses
Californias
Nainy Jess
Tropical
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