Complications Rise As French Cruisers Near U S Waters
Charles P. Stewart analyzes how French warships near Martinique and Atlantic patrols raise American sensitivities and trigger questions about Pan American neutrality. He notes British actions off Oran and Casablanca spark diplomatic heat while Washington weighs responses and potential U S positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Prom
Averal Washington
Britain
Germany
Italy
France
Atlantic
Washington
Algeria
White House
Roosevelt
Herry Hitler
Signor Mussolini
Uncle Samuel
Oran
Casabance
State Department
Herr Hitler
Comrade Stalin
Hitler
Casablanca
American
Martinique
Rare Moose Cow Owned by University of Minnesota College
Scott's Scrap Book notes a rare moose cow owned by the University of Minnesota Agricultural College. It mentions Osage orange and mulberries as related fruit clusters and notes Osage Indians used the limbs of the tree for a bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Minnesota Agricultural
Leegee
Regulating Bicycle Traffic and Civic Duty
An article argues for bicycle regulation to reduce street hazards as motor traffic grows. It emphasizes education of youths, public cooperation, and adherence to new ordinances to balance cyclist rights with safety. It also notes a Texas Bar Association address urging citizen participation and responsible voting to uphold democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Cyeizen
Texas Bar Association
Supreme Court
Willkin
Doulas
Sony GeVice
Whrivens
Linn Politien Aystert Amd
Potisielsns
Hitler’s Labor Tactics In Belgium And Europe
An analysis notes Nazi wage and labor policies, implying Belgians may be compelled to work in Germany with two thirds of earnings sent home. It warns of low pay long hours and insecure rations as Germany uses occupied areas for war labor, replacing German workers and enacting forms of slavery in some populations. The piece critiques US ownership of a stake in the era’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Germany
Reich
Berlin
Belgium
Hitler
Thiemin
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio Highlights
NBC presents Cities Servine Concert at 8 00 PM. CBS airs Chaose Uy Bites HK WHO show Boa at 3 30 PM. Don Ameche Bhow on NBC at 10 80 PM. Qui Kids appears in late schedule uncertain reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
CBS
Chaose Uy Bites
HK Who
Don Ameche
Radio Stars and Red Cross Program Highlight NBC Schedule
A lively 1940s NBC-Red network feature details radio acts led by Don Ameche and Claire Trevor, with Berlin stories, Gene Tunney guest spots, and musical numbers. It notes Red Cross appeals replacing ads, a benefit drama Errand of Mercy, and upcoming performances across CBS NBC and MBS schedules with multiple artists and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Nero
Don Amgche
Trene Rich
NBC
I N
Tiving Reis
Miss Bieh
Don Amecke
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A PSA on safe swimming habits highlights dangers of cramps and exhaustion after diving and after meals. It urges never to swim alone, check for hazards before diving, and to learn safe swimming practices to reduce drownings. The piece cites high drowning rates in Indiana and notes about 400 Pennsylvanians drown annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Cour
Indy Land
Scrambled Text Reveals Mixed Historical Mentions and Hints of Places
The fragmentary page lists diverse items from disease notes to mirage descriptions and sports references, including Co chise mirage in Arizona, Minnesota railroad naming laws, North Carolina striped catfish, salmon spawning, and a jumble of broadcasts and events with names like Donald Cook and Fleetwood. It also includes a city unscramble puzzle and a Saint Louis hint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar
Neysa
North Carolina
Unclear historic bowling ban and odd hotel gossip
The fragment outlines a forbidding clause about bowling rights and usage of common spaces. It mentions Barham entertaining Madame Clofullie and her son, with details about their facial hair. A Boston hotel offers ghosts a newspaper with breakfast and furnishes rooms with a current issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Hotel
Boston
Medals and local notes in Corry two decades back
Twenty years ago from journal files: Gettys of Corry received war service medals from the Pennsylvania Railroad naming F T Maloney O H Kinnay A R Gilman John A Riley J J Boland L D Foster T C nuhy and John O Mulderick. Chamtes Parkhurst topped season longest fringe measure while Findley Dake Jost equiting. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ragoli hosted a small dinner for Matyi Wight celebration of his birthday. The Corry Greys lost to Ashton Comers Raysmond pitched. Agnes Boland, Western Union employee at Titusville, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
F. T. Maloney
O. H. Kinnay
A. R. Gilman
John A. Riley
J. J. Boland
L. D. Foster
T. C. ¥ Nuhy
John O. Mulderick
Ms. Thomas Ragoli
Matyi Wight
Mr. Wight
Thompson's Borsonta Table Claim Misery Relief
An advertisement touts Thompson's Borsonta Table as a remedy to kidney waste and toxins, promising relief from misery, nocturnal wakefulness, and constipation. It alleges detox benefits and promotes general health claims with references to drug stores and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uu Wow Senna
Thompson
Liu
Fiorello LaGuardia In New York City Spotlight
George Tucker surveys Fiorello LaGuardia as mayor of New York City. The piece notes his fusion ticket, Roosevelt support, sharp rebukes of Italy, blunt talk about Italians and politics, tireless work with fire chiefs, and a reputation for honesty and vigor despite controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker
New York
Borsby
Fiorello LaGuardia
New
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
LaGuardia
Nes Cane
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fiorello
Mr. LaGuardia
Lucius Beebe
Plorello
Walker
Whiteman Brings Jazz King to Hollywood for Five Day Visit
Hollywood sees Paul Whiteman in town for a brief stay to film sequences for the Mickey Rooney Judy Garland musical Merry, with Whiteman recounting his reluctance to act and his focus on conducting and arranging. He notes changing film business and his aim to keep music central, even as “The King of Jazz” remains a popular draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Merry
Universal
Whiteman
Mickey
Vlizeman
Jase
Nal
Wilife
Raney
New York
Day Ts Done
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Stewart
U. S
Hull
Efitier
United States
Pan America
Sam
Europe
Uit
Adolf
Corde Hull
Scott
Siewanpess
Fife
Mfivy Dited States
WLW
Chance
Dick Todd
Bob Strong
Dfance
Quin
Cynthia Gling
Francis Parker
Chi
Richard Kosterlits
University of Chicago High School
Solyelus Boxg
Chloe
Li Ollie Manners
Miss Manners
Bure-Fecein
Salta
Graham
Balltoup
Fiiml
Balle
Odessa
Russia
Nbc-Red
Bis Country
New York City
Alexander
America
Gene Tunney
Char Lon
Gene
Joe Louis
Adams
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Tunney
Arthur Mant
Spalls Winter
Dda
Ted Huing
Ace
Vincent Youtian
Virginia Verrill
Iyrush
Ston &H
Cat Michestrs
Ana Ehoriy
Eo Teeniller
Dusk
Edward MacHugh
Moncton
New Brunswick
MacHugh
MBS
Colorado Springs
Toronto
Promenade Symphony
Arizona
United Sines
X Lake
Man
Minnesota
Westernay Dept
Hunn
Talrmont Park
Philadelphia
Alice
Heney Vill
Excaulver
Washinton Tovel
Tole
Luntiibow
P. T. Barham
Madame Y Ctofullia
Teo
yChamtes Parkhurst
Findley Dake
Agnes Boland
Western Union Telegraph Company
Titusville
Daily Quiz
U. S. Capitol
Liberty
Treedom
Dow
Manhattan
Hollywood Lights
Rolbin Coonsollywood
Paul Whiteman
Double
Beg Pardon
Denver
U.S
Cai Loo
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