Czecho-Slovakian Fate After Hitlers Expansion
A Buffalo Courier-Express analysis argues that Hitler's Sudetenland moves doom Czecho-Slovakia and may redraw eastern Europe. It questions Britain Italy and Russia responses, and predicts Poland Hungary and Romania faces German pressure as Bohemia Moravia move toward autonomy or annexation.
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Europe Travel Guidance Amid Shifts Toward Americas
An article notes changing American travel tides toward Mexico and South America as Europe travel slows. Pierre Van Poamen, author of a renowned work on modern travel, offers cautious guidance, urging travellers to temper political discourse and keep plans moderate while abroad.
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Uncle Sam as a junk dealer and public sale aficionado
In Washington March 16 Uncle Sam is portrayed as a busy junk dealer. Federal agencies seize surplus items from alcohol to hats and ships then reallocate or auction them, with gems and costumes reused by various programs and agencies. The piece notes procurement divisions handling repurposed goods and profiles Richard Riedel a Senate press relations official.
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American travelers urged to learn politics before touring Europe
The piece notes that tourists should study political, social, and economic conditions abroad before travel. It cautions against expressing strong opinions on American policy and warns travelers to avoid revealing their views to preserve safety and international goodwill. It mentions American Jews and the travel climate in Europe.
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Gasoline Jags and Odd Names Haunt Florida Fun
A humorous column notes a Florida boy sniffing automotive fumes and jokes about odd names like Offawork and Ligg Affework of Ethiopia. It mocks political protests by Senator Rush Holt over a Tan appointment and ponders quirky budget ideas such as parking meters in lobbies.
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Twenty Years Ago Token From the Journal Files
Personal notices and local items dated March 15 1919 report Pennsylvan ia Leather moving to Eric April 1 Lieut Arthur Duffy en route to French university near Spanish border to June 11 Corporal Thomas Sunes back at Camp Merritt Vern Sailer sentenced to six months hard labor for a military service infraction in France Lieut Lee Wood witnessed the Slementeau assassination attempt in Paris contractor Lave says city building site work finishes ERIE Baking Co buys Crown Bakery Miss Florence Andrews visits Meadville Miss Maide Keefe returns from Buffalo with friends
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Sleep Advice From Medical Society Promotes Rest
A Pennsylvania Medical Society guidance stresses sufficient spring and summer sleep to combat fatigue from outdoor activity and mental agitation. It urges regular bedtimes and rest to maintain physical health amid longer days and changing routines.
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Labor feud blocks New Deal peace in 1939 era clash
The piece analyzes the split between William Green and John L. Lewis within the American Federation of Labor and the push for a unified labor movement. It discusses potential mergers with the CIO, a possible pensioning of leaders, and calls for a broader, more pragmatic labor leadership to advance Roosevelt's reforms amid Supreme Court challenges to labor law.
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Autos Race on Ice in Winsted Winter Sports Scene
Autowheels race on a frozen Highland course as drivers enter ice events during winter roving months. Spectators watch daring maneuvers on the slick track with notable speed and skill.
Postman Earns Best Lewarenor
Henry Sutcliffe of the post office retires after a career traveling 160000 miles and carrying 466000 pounds of malt toProppec Fst ceas ants.
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Modern Vatican Welcomes New Pope In Modernized City
The Vatican blends ancient tradition with 1930s modernization as the new pope takes charge. Elevators, electric lighting, telephone calls, and radio shape a city still rich in St. Peter's beauty and Swiss guard ceremony. An airplane view shows Washington City in a pupil state issue from 1933.
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Letters to the Editor on Corry area youth behavior
A Journal reader complains about Junior High students walking two or three abreast forcing pedestrians to step into deep snow. The writer says snowballs have been thrown and glasses nearly broken, urging schools to teach courtesy to peers and toward more considerate behavior.
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Giant eggs from Valparaiso farm baffle readers
Report notes oversized eggs laid by pullets near Valparaiso. Eggs described as two separate yolks, measuring up to 1.4 inches by 9.5 inches in circumference. Mentions references to Europe and Africa in the discussion of poultry yields.
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The Blaine Shepard Rise From Scratch to Stardom
A blonde Blaine Shepard, star of RKO Radio's Sorority House, rose from poverty to film success. The piece traces her early years paying for lessons with housework, mortgaging a piano, moving to San Diego with 82 cents, working behind a candy counter, ticketing, and a border trip to Agua Caliente before landing a screen role and modeling work. It credits personal grit over luck in her ascent.
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