Germany A Tempest and the Hitler Regime in Crisis
Readers tracking the Hitler regime note renewed attacks on Jews and Catholics as internal unrest grows. The New York Times calls the mood revolutionary, with Munich’s victory cited as boosting revolutionary elements. The piece warns Germany faces uncertain futures while Britain grows wary of the regime’s influence during its Washington visit.
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Hitler
Germany
Hiller
Stich
Czechontovalla
The
New York Times
Ual
Iself
Alter Coil
Munich
Mordersides
Noreen Europe
Wiekshow International
Colonies and the old game of hot hands in empire bargaining
In a discussion of postwar colonial redraws, European powers maneuver over territories in Africa, the Pacific, and South America. Belgium, Portugal, France, Britain, and Italy are urged to concede or transfer colonies amid shifting strategic aims and continental diplomacy. Projections show Belgium and Portugal facing a bloc of pressure to yield gains, with Latin America and the Pacific highlighted as pivotal arenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Herr Hiller
Vorcailles
Reich
Munich
Paris
London
Cameroons
Togoland
Southwest Africa
Union of South Africa
Central
German East Africa
Ganyika
Belgian Congo
Portugal
Belgium
Belfrien Congo
Congo
Europe
Hies
Spain
Angola
Mozambique
France
Tunis
Rome
Pacific
Great Britain
Nauru
Australia
New Zealand
Equator
Philippines
Dewey
Manila
South America
Rio de la Plata
Brawil Vermains
United States
Cadiz
Canaries
Azores
West Africa
Porlingal
Stabilizing Employment Plan By Gen Wyal Molars Corp
A historic plan from Gen wyal Molars Corporation promises stabilization of employment during uncertain economic times. The program seeks to protect workers from seasonal losses by guaranteeing a portion of weekly earnings and offering a safety net for those facing unemployment, aiming to curb joblessness and maintain income stability.
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Gen Wyal Molars Corporation
Big Molar Idustry
Na Give
The fellow who does the purging in this country
A brief, fragmentary line referencing a person described as the one who performs purging in the country. The text centers on a singular figure, John Q. Voter, implying scrutiny of voting processes or eligibility checks, but details are sparse and context is unclear.
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John Q
National Lottery Debate Amid Economic Struggles
An opinion piece argues against national lottery adoption, warning it undermines law and public trust. It cites France’s five year trial ending with repeal and predicts no financial gains, urging focus on employment and personal welfare over risky schemes.
Paramount casting head cools over rising star supply
Hollywood casting director Fred Schuessler says the industry needs more leading men and offers young actors chances to develop. He notes scouts continually seek promising talent, with many discovering players at regional theaters and school showcases.
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Hollywood
Bean
Miihy
Fred Schuessier
Paramount
Colberty
Studis
Cugibie Laghelots
Shiva
Chewk
Recor
Bovnthy Laumuy
Hurricane
Robert Prystun
Paenieng Goosen Nity Playhouse
Harthey
Gapitiner
Weil Milly
Frought
Gingham
Hedy Laman
Tyrone Power
Tin Krown
Lotidan
Tadiazn
Ramuna
Tianetine
Behind the Scenes in Washington Faces Political Skirmishes
Rodney Washington reports on the La Follette and Dies committees clashing over civil liberties and anti-anarchism probes. California hearings loom with witnesses and accusations of communist influence in labor. Amid party feuds, Townsend plan opposition and WPA officials face political heat in New Jersey and beyond.
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Rodney Washington
la Follette Committee
Diesconmitee
Logan
LaFoliette
California
Dies
Disarmament to Rearmament in Geneva Era
A 1930s World Conference on disarmament promised peace but failed to curb arms. It banned aerial bombing and chemical warfare in theory, yet nations expanded armaments, with budgets prioritizing guns over bread. The era echoed in a 1932 Swiss Peace stamp.
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Ciations
Geneva
Pene
Munich
Erland
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A fragmentary medical note describes surgical advances and wonders about wounded soldiers. It mentions anatomists, surgeons sewing wounds, and early cardiography practice with historical reference to caypen and trl procedures, reflecting evolving techniques in 19th century medicine.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Oracle treasure hunter pursues elusive Mine With the Trow Door
In Oracle Arizona Shaner continues efforts to locate a legendary mine on the Santa Catalina north slope. He cites belief in a heart of gold hidden within the mountains and compares his search to medical themes, noting rapid, hopeful progress by surgeons and a cautious optimism about discovery.
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Oracle
Ariz
Shaner
Oracle S
Santa Catalina
Santa Catalinas
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files November 16 1918
Reports from the city tie World War end to the armistice signing. The Stanford Hose Company announces the 32nd annual fly on November 27. J S Rogers company at 47 North Center street opens a store and auto service station. A Brodsill sold his city property to Samuel Baumbartton of Jamestown, NY. John Bensink of West Frederic Street dies at City Hospital after influenza. Harry Paterson 27 dies at home after pneumonia. Dr J A Mead recovering after illness.
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J. S. Rogers Company
North Center Street
Brodsill
Samuel Baumbargton
Jamestown
St Elizabeths to Conduct Card Party at Church Hall
St Elizabeths church hosts a card party Thursday evening at the hall. Bridge and five hundred will be played starting at 4 oclock with a lunch served. The organizing committee includes Mrs Harry Bachorner Mrs John Dugan Mrs Rudolph Bachoffer Mrs Joseph Baerone Mrs Franke Karoski and Miss Jentie Bichynski.
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St. Elizabeth's Church
St Elzabeth’s Hall
Harry Bachorner
John Dugan
Rudolph Bachoffer
Joseph Baerone
Franke Karoski
Jentie Bichynski
Library Corner Promotes New Books for Children
Local Library Nexus celebrates the twentieth anniversary of Children’s Book Week with displays posters and radio segments. New titles join the children’s shelf including Strongy Hearts and Balt Golden Sleeve and Seapilte along with Beaton’s Marguerite Angell Smithnp Beam and several others. The article highlights reader appeal and the enduring value of children’s literature while noting a Thrilling tale of Wilitin Penk emphasizing freedom and jury verdict themes.
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Annie
Pivembs
Albansani
Aminy
Gersrode
Crownfield
Penn
E. J. Gray
Ml.arden Lupe
Chesley ‘Ahman
A. G Hewes
Howard Pease Buttins
Tom Hetinsnil
Haverhill Hoyalt
E.G
Hull
Marguerite
Angell Smithnp
Pru Beam
Minliye
Marjorie Mill
Elfenbeth Tut Gray
Penn Whitie
Srila
Charmiing
Pridint
Ing
Casielie
Seillerness Seipled
Wait Savages
Fondle Dolomy
Wilitin Penk
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Wash
Tington
Harvard
Goethe
By William Ferguson
Sur
Earth
Pluto
Neptune
Audi
Rational Lottery
Pationa
Veolfec
Hollywood Film Shop
Washington
Lafollatte Committee
Harper Knowles
Califordt
Lavoulette Committee
Trie
LaFollette
West Ports
Townsend
Mad Ails
Simon-Pike
Ritervell
Tim Parley
Roosevelt
Boas Hague
New dJerney
WPA
Stste
W. H Hily
Ode Tilly
New Jersey
Hagan
Zannel
Fatioplus
Trian
Weits
Skillin
Corry Joys
Theough
Stanford Hose Company
Shims Ennard
John Bensink
West Fredericlstrtet
Harry Paterson
East Pleasant Street
J. A. Mead
ST. Elizabeth’s
Stove
FUR Prue
Aluminum
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