Germany’s Sudeten claim debated by Dorothy Thompson
The piece argues that Sudeten Germans chose their location and that German repatriation seeks land and resources, not people. It references Dorothy Thompson’s view that Czechoslovakia could offer voluntary, fair terms letting German speakers choose life under democracy with compensation and transfer options.
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Dorothy ‘Thompson
Achiey
Reich
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hitler
Jack Nf
Miss Thompson
Middle Class Duty Warns of Burden on Jobs
William Allen White urges the sheltered middle class to bear unemployment costs to save democracy. He warns that national credit could falter, the middle class must act regardless of party, and that tough times risk driving people to the barricades.
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William Allen White
Kansas
America
Jegg
Pennsylvania primary reshapes party prospects in 1938
In Pennsylvania the primary results shift power toward pro labor Democrats and New Deal advocates. John Lewis and Kennedy faced labor opposition while Pinchot’s candidacy suggested GOP internal splits. Observers see a November path for a Democrat governor and a New Deal senator, with Earle and Jones favored.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Pennsylvania
Congress
Alabama
Florida
Wall Street
T. C
Joht L. Lewis
Kennedy
United Mines Workers
Lewis
Roosevelt
Jones
Margiotti
Gifford Pinchot
James
Earle
Union League Club
Wis
John la Lewis
G.O. P
Pinchot
John Hamilton
Kim Farley
Hamilton
Landon
Register and ‘Tribune Syndicate
Elements for health from the Medical Society overview
Daily Dozen outlines essential minerals in the human body supplied by food. It notes iron prevents anemia, calcium and phosphorus support bones, iodine influences the thyroid, and a delicate balance of all elements is required for overall health.
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington May 27 Thurman Arnold new assistant attorney general in charge of anti trust cases will bring action. Evidence of micnopary law violations will be public before grand juries and courts. Arnold will pursue cleanups by accused corporations before indictments. The Ford Chrysler and General Motors case covers discrimination against independents, coercion of dealers, secret profits from time sales, and vertical ownership of finance arms. Vargas, Brazil, and Integralist episodes are discussed in a cautious tone with US diplomacy noted.
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Washington
Thurman Arnold
Justice Department
Arnold
Ainaid
Cummings
Howe
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Primary results lag in district vote for Kennedy ally
SHOFOL weeks report resent check-off dues and assessments and the Vote anthracite colonies for Lieut. Gov. Tom Kennedy in the recent primary, disappointing to C. I. O. lenders.
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Tom Kennedy
Copper Alyria Letter from Dell W Savage Found
A copper sheet letter written by Dell W Savage to his father George W Savage appears in the record. Dell, traveling in the west, writes to the city seater and food inspector about his beer received.
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Alyria
George W. Savage
Savage
Dell W. Savage
Sol Lesser Shapes Bright Juvenile Stars For Screen
Hollywood May 27 Sol Lesser film producer who has developed child stars for 14 years claims he has paid about 8 1/2 million to juveniles in his pictures. He notes Jackie Cooper Baby Peggy Jackie Searle and Bobby Breen as part of his roster and says young actors gain lasting appeal when not over directed. Lesser also advises mothers to seek natural talent over beauty and cites Jackie Coogan’s rise from The Kid as proof.
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Hollywood
Jackie Coogan
Sol Lesser
Lesser
the Kid
Jackie
Charlie Chaplin
Coogan's
Jackie Cooper
Baby Peggy
Jackie Searle
Bobby Breen
Fresh flower gown wows Cannes ball crowds
Paris notes a Begum Aga Khan wearing a gown made entirely of fresh roses at a Cannes fancy dress ball. The outfit, inspired by the sari, featured red roses on a white knit undergarment and was styled with spun glass effects and gold chain details.
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Paris
Cannes
Begum Aga Khan
Eima
Amy
Blatt
Local draft board events and obituaries May 27 1918
Local draft board officials organized public exercises in Union City as Corry boys prepare to depart for camp. Funeral services for T Walter Clough were held at his North Center home. Second Lieutenant H King of the Corry Chairs Co received aviation service commission. Mrs Fianna Sheldon of Elgin died after long illness. William Hardy is reported killed in a French hospital bombed by Hung. G P Rogers heads to Hazelsburg to join son C P Rogers Jr on a rural residence purchase. Philip Murray of Mrs Mary Murray enlisted and left for Tort Slocum Wy. Relatives learn of death of the Canadian soldier who served four years and whose mother was Miss Nellie Turner.
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Union City
Corry
William Hardy
Hung
Nellie Turner
Healed Burns Without a Scar Claims San-Sura Ointment
Hattie S. Pitts of Iowa writes that her sister’s burn healed quickly with San-Sura Ointment and no scar. The ad promotes antiseptic ointment for skin injuries and boils, plus Medicated San-Cura Soap.
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Paniy Oumnea
Hattie S. Pitts
Iowa
Circle
Washington, D.C
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Japan
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Willan
Orguson
Hadley
Earth
South Pole
Rodney Dutcher
Germaii
U. S
Vargas
Brazin
Rio de Janeiro
Bub
Hull
Integrelistas
Brazil
Integralists
State Department
Berlin
AF. Cf Ly
United Mine Workers
John J. Lewis
Abe Lewis
Hollywood Film Shop
Py Grady
Alout
Bruyere
Jean Desses
Takéh
Journal Files
T. Walter Clough
North Center
Ireland
Hn H. King
Corry Chairs
Aviation
Signal Corps
Fianna Sheldon
Elgin
Gol. G. P. Rogers
Hazelsburg
C. P. Rogers, Jr
Philip Murray
Mary Murray
Erie
Chevrolet
Thomas Motor Company
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
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