Bible Suppressed in Germany Prompts American Commentary
A lecture on Nazi censorship recounts how the Bible is being restricted in German shops and public life, with bookshops barred from stocking it and religious groups facing pressure. An American critic notes that Nazism seeks to regulate religion as part of its broader control. The piece contrasts Germany’s anti religious moves with the global reaction and mentions Rome and Britain in context. The column also discusses fashion trends and social attitudes reflected in advertisements, highlighting shifts in menswear and consumer culture.
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Ameri Ican
Germany
Altack
Bitley
Bruce Catton Reports Washington Plan for Business Tax Cuts
In Washington June 13 a push to align business and political ideas behind a new plan for business appeasement, tax cuts, and revival is led by New York figures under United Industries. The proposal would swap 600 billion dollars in tax reductions for re employment of one million idle workers, with incentives for employers to hire and invest in new ventures, plus changes in capital gains, securities rules, and labor provisions. The plan, drafted by Donald R. Cotton and Henry Morse, estimates 500 billion in tax relief and 750 billion annual relief through re employment, though it awaits hearings.
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Washington
New York
United Industries
Capitol Hills
Labor
Securities and Schange Commission
Donald R. Cotton
Henry Morse
House
Ways and Means Committee
Businss
House J Committee
Thomas H. Cullen
Morse
United Action
Openident
Congress
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Imichigne
Firther
Stamp News highlights Pan American Clipper inaugural impact
The Pan American Clipper inaugural May 20 flight added 50000 to U S Post Office receipts and carried 112974 first flight covers. First day sales in New York included 166671 stamps and 63834 covers canceled.
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U.S. Post Office Department
New York Post Office
Naples Man Writes Of Italian Aquarium Wonders
The Spanish novelist Thanet, visiting Naples, praised the wonders of the great Italian aquarium. While introducing Mare Nastum he departed from his plot for 60 pages to describe the aquarium's fish and marine life.
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Naples
Thanet
Jitterbug Star Wiedell Makes a Hollywood Splash
Conrad Wiedell, a Shag artist from St. Paul, showcases skills in Lindy Hop and jitterbug with Ginger Rogers in RACO-Radio’s Little Mother. He earns from films and club gigs, claims he dislikes the jitterbug tag, and recalls rising from Shag artist to film regular.
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Conrad Wiedell
Wiedell
Wissel
St. Paul
Wiedells
New York
Harlem
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Middle West
Los Angeles
Weidell
Hol Kaye
Voneinng
Bathing Before Dinner At Japanese Hotels Described
The article notes a Japanese custom of bathing before dinner and describes hotel baths as elaborate shared rooms. It highlights features such as decorative tiled walls ceilings and aquaria set into spaces, illustrating hotel bathing environments in Japan.
Inside Story of undersea feats to air tonight on NBC Blue
A collage of radio listings highlights Edward W Byisberg ret ., the retired submarine rescuer and author of Hell on Sunken Ships, discussing his undersea experiences on NBC Blue Tonight. Benny Goodman and Hal Kemp lead CBS performances as programs from Lexington to New York air across CBS NBC and mutual networks.
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Edward Wbyisberg
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Nbc-Blue
Benny Goodman
New York
CBS
Ado
Hal Kemp
Time To
Lexington
Edward G. Rabinson
Georgia Coleman
Fulton Oursier
Liber
Erdé Grofe
Raffio Patience
Glenn Grogs
Swing Fourteen
Johnnny
Nbc-Red
Daily How Many Can Quiz You Answer
A scrambled quiz item asks about Hingis Rush range, NC nickname, alien citizenship, measuring a circle, West Indian islands, a mother of a monarch, the sport of Rings, pronouncing interfluent, golf eagle, and ancient Egyptian picture characters. The piece presents messy OCR style questions and prompts to turn to classifieds for answers.
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North Carolina
U.S
West Indian Islands
Manareh
Eiffel Tower’s Transformation From Ugly Start to Paris Icon
The Eiffel Tower began as an ugly structure in Paris. Over time its slender outline gained notice. After World War I it became a massive illuminated billboard. By 1907 it was included in exhibitions and cemented as a decorative landmark.
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Paris
Corry News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Events
Two youths injured in a grade crossing accident near Erie. Elmer Dall and Kenneth Pay rushed to Corey hospital. Corry prepares welcome for returning service men on June 27 with Mayor Miles B. Kitts to preside. Special train arrives with 318th Machine Gun Battalion. Elks plan Flag Day exercises. Prank Mott to speak. Mrs. B. W. Stenetic dies at Corry hospital after two weeks. Borough School board selects Miss Maude Shelkey, Miss Mary Ollin, and Miss Ger Hie Curtis as teachers.
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Elmer Dall
Eliten
Kenneth Pay
Corey Hospital
Higin
Penney Press
Miles B. Kitts
Erie
Will Sliver
Huis City
Corry
Columbus
Maude J. Shel‘key
Mary Oliin
Ger Hie Curtis
Mailmen Bitten by Dogs In Kane
Three Kane mailmen were bitten by dogs in Juan June 1i as post office officials consider measures to prevent further injuries. Francis Mc Quade and Charles Hawks required medical attention, while Elmer Youngquist escaped with a minor wound and received first aid.
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Juan
Post Office
Francis McQuade
Charles Hawks
Elmer Youngquist
Radium Prices Fall Aids Early Cancer Diagnosis
The article notes radium costs dropping to 1916 dollars per grain while demand rises with 998 grains redirected to medical use. It states nine tenths of radium is used commercially and that growing supply will enable more patients to receive treatment and earlier cancer diagnosis.
Barbs Arrested for Speeding Sparks Safety Meeting Claim
A Toledo man said he was hurrying to a safety meeting when arrested for speeding. The piece notes a series of bold claims and reflections on laws, firework controls, voting, and media actions, including a world’s fair idea for 1940 and shifting U.S. policies.
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Toledo
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