Pacific crisis seen as immediate danger to Americas
Charles P. Stewart argues Washington faces a more urgent Pacific threat than Europe. He warns Japan could seize the Dutch East Indies and nearby islands, threatening supplies and the Pacific coast. He questions isolationist policy and notes Germany’s conquests already jolted Washington, shifting the balance of global risk.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Columis
Washington
Pacific
Americas
Europe
Sam Mevor
Denmark
Greenland
New World
Holeland
Gulans
Curacao
Reich
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Samuel
Java
Nippon
Hawaiian
War materials, spending cuts, and global tensions
A Washington writer urges large stockpiles of tin, rubber, manganese, and other essential materials from the Dutch East Indies to avert supply shocks. Congress cut war material funding to 10 million for four years, with only about 13 million available so far. Britain’s wartime posture and postwar diplomacy are debated, alongside Nazi innovations and the need for clear thinking in defense. Germany and Japan are cautioned against aggressive measures as global tensions rise.
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East Indies
Washington Wiiter
Army and Navy Board
Congress
Holland
Germany
Japan
Sar
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio
A dense schedule outlines CBS NBC and Blue network programs for tonight and tomorrow. Highlights include Kate Smith Hour Waltz Time Don Ameche Show Al Pearce and His Gang and a radio version of Lillian Russell with Alice Faye and Edward Arnold. Abbott and Costello comedy plus This Amazing America and The Johnny Presents drama anchor the evening with orchestral and vocal units across networks.
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al Wearceetic
CBS
NBC
Don Ameche
Alfred Mandon
al Pearce
Elmer Burt
Asbur Q
Lille
Bryan
Artie “Kuegel" Auerbach
Blanche “Benda” Stewart
Dick Lane
Muse
Marie Greene
Merry Men
Carlo
Alice Faye
Edward Arnold
May Marein
Johnny Presents
CBS Tonight
the Drew
Jack Johnstone
Johnny Green
Ellis Verrill
Barney
Wriists
DST
Nbcblue
Bob Brown
America
Roy Shields
Orehosten
Ranch Boys
Red Net
Alb O'Vicok
Cities Service Convery
Lucille Manners
Ross Graham
Biritone
Rank Blsck
Miss Manners
Walts Time
Stelock
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A fragment references the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and discusses summer camps, claiming 200000 youths will attend and noting about 6000 camps nationwide. It extols camping as glorious and beneficial for mental social growth while warning about camps that are too strenuous or involuntary.
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The
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
United States
Chile
Hollywood radio bargains spark Hollywood buys craze
The Daygains airing on Tonight's Best Buys drew stars to phones as a race horse and other items were offered for sale via radio. John Messer offered a thoroughbred mare named Chiquigy. a Chicago bidder sent $1,000 for mink. a lion cub and other items like refrigerators and cars were listed. Stars chased deals, despite the wild mix of goods and scattered deliveries.
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Hollywood
Colony
Alr
John Messer
Geen Pili
Wallace Bord
Mester
Chicago
Bbiggest
Jie End
Australia
Ifrand
1Ne
Uncertain Health Claims From Fragments Of Old Report
Fragmentary risks and odd anecdotes touch on fever, colds, and health costs in the United States. A stray note mentions a singer, confetti, ancient artifacts, and a 3000 year old mice tomb with unclear significance, creating a garbled, noncredible snapshot of historical health commentary.
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United States
Jar Fendimie
Tutankhamen
Wallace defends farm loan policy before St. Paul crowd
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace-Wiesnesch defends the Farm Credit Administration policy at a St. Paul Minnesota gathering. He argues the old system fueled inflated valuations and loan losses, attacks from bankers and newspapers aim to destabilize the 3 percent permanent farm loan rate, and he proposes replacing land bank bonds with government guarantees to lower borrowing costs. He counters five criticisms about soft credit, bond impairment, and cooperatives, insisting reform is needed to aid farmers and avoid foreclosures through readjustment rather than eviction.
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Mausisin
Aegriculture
Wallace Wiesnesch
St. Paul
Minn
Wallace
American Bankers Association
Department of Agriculture
Wallace Pai
Hae Jong
Iem
Lily Westan
Twenty Years Ago From Journs Files May 17 120
Readable fragments describe local incidents including a Erie fireman John Youngberg killed by a locomotive wheel explosion near Ute, Sherman resident Miss Jetlie Phelps wedding mishap, Union City girl Mela Bralkeman dies from auto accident injuries, Clarence community unity service led by Rev M S Ashton, Christine A Murray illness after hay fever, Howard Ty Crandall achieving a 17 rod Franklin victory, and mistyped common errors on today’s page.
Daily Quiz Lost Questions and Clues
A puzzle page presents a set of questions about geography government language and trivia. Topics include Yellowstone National Park confirmation, spice stands, bird names, Chilean government form, equatorial circumference, Latin word for study, a U S Supreme Court Justice linked to a presidential bid, a cathedral in New York, the fruit for Champagne, and Roger Babson’s expected facts for a Prohibition ticket.
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Yellowstone
Chile
U.S. Sanrems Court
St. John the Divine
New York City
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