Stewart Says Spy Scare Lacked Real Risk in My View
Columnist Charles F. Stewart dismisses recent espionage arrests as exaggerated. He argues claims of German plots to steal U.S. secrets and kill an Army officer are implausible, noting defenses rest on public sources and that embassies employ observers, not silent frontline plotters. He ridicules fear over foreign intrigue.
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Charles F. Stewart
Columbia
Washington
J. C
Fordien
Cours
Alcatraz
Tincle Sam
Cuskanas
New York
E Zashiera
Japan
Tead Tt
Paris fashion rush fuels new dress culottes trend
PALS STYLES PARIS March 4 fashion notes highlight the season’s bold dress culottes from designers like Jacque Heim and Martial and Armisad. Versatile outfits feature multi color palettes, wide pockets, Peter Pan collars, and leather trims. Duchess of Windsor cited in styling.
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Paris
Baris
Duchess of Windsor
Jacque Heim
Jean Barelt
Alix Aross Quaiter
Dead End antics shape reform tale in Crime Sanco
A chaotic gang of six youths in the Warner Brothers feature appears as troublemakers but aims for leadership. Director Lew Sellers tightens discipline as the plot shifts from gangster myth to reform crusade, culminating in a chaotic on-set prank that tests the director’s control.
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Holly
Wyler
Lew Seller
Warner Brothers
Leo Goresy
Gabvin
Bobby Jordan
Billy Hajop
Bernard Punsley
Hunte
Hiv
Spit
T. Bus't
Aggel
Tommy
Matt
Dippy
Sanco
Crane Wilbur
Humphrey Bogart
Bogart
Hellions
Vast
Seiler
The Last Five Years and Roosevelt's Policies
A historical editorial reflects on Roosevelt's first and second terms amid recession and recovery. It praises reforms yet urges moderation and a more conservative second-term approach to balance budgets, foster business confidence, and align government actions with economic realities. The piece argues for cooperation between government and business and cautions against partisan politics hindering recovery.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Unuer
Bernard Baruch
Stranklin D. Roosevelt
Yousinuss
Ibusiness
Iblamad
One Minute Test Answers and Trivia Clues
The article lists answers to a one minute test: President of Czechoslovakia is Eduard Benes, the U S high commissioner to the Philippines is Paul V McNutt, and Lake Michigan lies entirely in the United States. It includes a note about a club conversation with army and navy men and asserts minimal secrecy.
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Czechoslovakia
U. S
Philippines
Great Lakes
United States
Cottom
Fire destroys part of Raymond Manufacturing plant
An early 1918 Journal Files note reports a blaze at the Raymond Manufacturing works diverted by volunteer firemen and workers within an hour, limiting damage to the east wing. Estimated loss not to exceed five thousand dollars. The report also mentions food substitution concerns and local social scenes from March 4 1918.
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Raymond Manufacturing Company
Walter
Jane
Clarinet Developed in 1600 at Nuremberg By Denner
Clarinet development attributed to Joseph Christopher Denner in Nuremberg during the late 17th century, with historical notes placing innovation around 1690 and linking the instrument to Denner as a key figure in its early design.
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Joseph Christopher Denner
Nuremberg
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