Unhappy Tyrol Residents Face Forced Relocation
The Tyrolese, long residents of Tyrol, face deportation as Germany and Italy press to redraw borders. They risk exile to southern Italy, Sicily, or Africa if they refuse, with traditional livelihoods like farming and mining disrupted by the axis agreement. The piece denounces racial exclusion and calls for awareness of the human costs.
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Tyrol
Reich
Austrian Empire
Bavaria
Iraly
Mieir
Italy
Sicily
Africa
Hilfler
Mussolini
Edge of War Hangs on Uncertain European Judgment
Observers warn war could arrive in Europe within weeks with August or September cited as possible. Analysts say events grow sensational as Europe shifts energy wealth and production toward preparedness, yet no decisive sign confirms Germany plans an attack. Each week of peace remains valuable amid volatile tensions.
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Washington
Europe
Iweiter
New York
Germany
Downward drift in interest rates hits New Jersey banks
The New Jersey banking commissioner cuts savings account rates to 1 percent and the federal government matches this under the 1935 act. The trend mirrors a broad decline in rates nationwide as banks accumulate money, face weak loan demand, and invest in government bonds. A paradox of plenty signals debt, not financial health, in a time of dull credit activity.
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New Jersey Commissioner of Banking
National Banking Act
Bruce Catton in Washington on a national packing strike
Bruce Catton reports a looming nationwide strike threat by the Packing House Workers Organizing Committee against Armour and other major meat packers. The dispute could sway farmers, voters, and the 1940 election, with potential plant closures in 14 cities and widespread political implications.
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Washington
C. O
Packing House Workers’ Organizing Committee
Armour and Company
Ibei
Swift
Cadahy
Wilson
Packing House Workers’ Organize
Chicago
Almour
Wiitow
Roosevelt
Wiso
Africullixé Wallach
Trn
Tte
C. T
Waemer
Psychology and psychiatry gain practical prominence
The author notes that over half of patients suffer emotional crises from childhood problems that hinder social integration and family harmony. Many pains are initially hysterical or imaginary, so understanding mental health is key to a healthier body and society. Emphasizing confidence and cheerfulness, the goal is happier individuals, families, and communities, with a nod to public discourse seen in The Ally of Washington.
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Whittven
Sid Fie
Square meal idea traced by Medical Society
The Daily Dozen cites a square meal concept as a balanced diet. It emphasizes substantial protein vegetables and starches, greens, and fruits to nourish the body while pleasing the palate. The discussion notes long trial and error in forming a widely eaten, simple daily menu.
Steel Rainbow to Replace Old Niagara Falls Span
Reported plan for a new Rainbow Bridge to span Niagara Gorge replacing the old collapse prone span. The $4 million structure aims for completion by July 1840, with 1950 feet length, 960 foot arch, four lane roadway, and elevated supports to avoid future ice jams. The bridge will sit 350 feet downstream from the former site, marking Niagara gorge’s fourth crossing.
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Niagara Falls
Conitains
Niagara Gorge
Falls
Hce
Honeymoon Bridge
Seven Question Quiz From Classified Page
A scrambled quiz asks seven questions from a damaged classified page. It requests capitals, historical landmarks, plant types, sound questions, patrol purpose, state capitals named after someone, and Roman numerals plus language hints. The readable fragments hint at general trivia rather than a single cohesive story.
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Puerto Rico
Max Belmol
Adolf Héiner
Radio Listings Highlight 1930s Programs and Personalities
Multiple NBC Red Blue and Col u mbia network airings feature Charles Marvin Cowart’s daring mid air escape story, plus upcoming appearances by Alston’s group, Margaret Speskes, Joe Frize, Opal Oraven and Leo Kempin. Aunt Jenny renews contract for Real Life Stories. Information Please plans, Alec Templeton piano, Story of the Song, Inside Story speakers, and more radio events with dates and times.
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Charles Marvin Cowart
Alston
Sunnyvale
Cal
Order of Adventures
Nbg-Blue Network
Bott Burke
Ates
RCA
Blue Network
Carroll Lane Fenton
J. Hylander
Wood
Oscar Strauss
Margaret Spesks
Firestone
Nbc-Red
Joe Frizée
al Pearce
Red Network
Opal Oraven
Leo Kempin
Dagwood
Jenny
Columbia N Network
West
Imade
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Texas
Congress
John Kieran
Franklin P. Adams
Oscar Levant
ex—_perts
Great Minsterworks
Alec Templeton
Imusical Taleks
Hollywood
NBC
Columbia
Zadonyrsky
Alexander Dimas
Johnny Presets
Drew Pear- Son
Gob Allen
Washington Merry
NBC Red
William iMoul
Ob Marston
Alma Ito
Peter B. Kyrie
Cappy Ricks
Order of Adventurers
Billy Hill
Sam Taub
NEG
Allene Francis
Charli Barnett
Orchestra
Dog Travels 80 Miles to Reunite with Owners
Mr and Mrs Clarence Armstrong promptly received their dog after marriage. The dog's owner Floyd Bblslnn lived miles away in Oneonta. Two days later the hungry dog again appeared at the Armstrong home mistreated and seeking shelter.
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Suiles
Cornwallville
Clarence Armstrong
Floyd Bblslnn
Oneonta
Armstrong
Twenty Years Ago Token From the Journal Files
A column traces events from twenty years ago including a Dartmont auction of build ing lots facing East Willhin Fifth and Sixth streets. It notes injuries at a ball game and a worker losing a finger at a plant. Dentists from Union City attend a district meeting. Lucille Love returns home from Washington ordnance service for summer with her parents. A Pittsfield judge refuses to pose for a family album after a speeding incident.
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Pporty
Dartmont
First Ward
Darts Grove
Willhin, Fifth
Church
Drs Curtis
Hodges
Cunningham
Woor
Union City
Lucille Love
Ordnance Department
Washington
Mrs. B. M. Love
Smokers Pose Major Threat to Michigan Forests
Lansing, Mich. Michigan conservation officials find cigarette fires caused 56 percent of last year’s forest blazes. The careless disposal of cigarette butts multiplies fire risk, urging stricter public awareness and prevention efforts.
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Forests
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Amos and Andy refuse film stardom to keep radio fame
Hollywood stars Amos and Andy, real names Gosden and Correll, decline film offers to protect their radio audience. The duo, top in the industry, have turned down big sums for movie roles over the years to remain together on air five days weekly, avoiding interruptions to their familiar act.
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Hollywood
Ang
Preemin Gosden
Charles Correll
Amos and
Andy
Fim
Amos
Wchoase
Lw Con
Atlantic Seaboard
Atea
Appalachians
Andyr
Sehestate
Gosden
Coryell
Gosdlén
Orrell
Mal Hasfalthfany
Fragmentary 1930s Notes Hint at War and Entertainment
A garbled clipping references British sentiment toward Hitler and a forthcoming film “Forgive Us Gilt Trespasses.” It hints at public mood, star mentions, and fashion notes with shaky OCR, noting steamshovels and shirt styles among other scattered items.
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