Democracy Still Strong Amid Global Aggression
A columnist argues democracy remains superior as fascist powers pursue expansion. Japan, Italy, and Germany are blamed for wartime aggression in Europe and Asia, while the United States, Britain, France, and other democracies, plus wary Russia, are framed as the era’s powerful restraining force. The piece questions whether collective democratic resolve can counter rising militarism.
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Japan
Italy
Germany
Spain
China
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Hitler
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Europe
Ien
We the People on Trade Pact and Global Power Shift
Washington columnist Jay Franklin argues that Anglo American cooperation extends beyond a simple trade agreement. He details Hull and Roosevelts push for a broad imperial linked pact including Canada Australia New Zealand India and Argentina, linking sterling to the dollar bloc and strengthening democratic nations against fascist powers.
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Washington
Weitens
Dorothy Thompson
Hop
Vargas
Rio de Janeiro
Faux Morley
Washington Post
State Department
Cordell ‘Hull
iNow
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British Empire
Dominions
India
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Parliament
Westminster
British Commonwealth of Nations
Hull
Great Britain
England
Austria
Germany
Canada
London
Roosevelt
Australia
New Zealaand
South Agrita
Uruguay
Japan
Soviet Union
Thieng Bengland
Hollywood Film Shop star skaters brace for winter fun
Hollywood film colony members eagerly anticipate a first snowfall to fuel their new winter sport craze. Stars like Robert Young, Spencer Tracy, Alan Curtis, Louise Rainer, and Mickey Rooney practice skating, with guidance on safety as they adapt to streets and resorts for coasting and alpine play.
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Hollywood
Inter Resorts
Sun Valley
Ida
Clarice Gable
Robert Young
Lark Gable
Robert
Gomery
Spencer Tracy
Alan Curtis
Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer
Louise Rainer
Micky Rooney
Mickey
Building revival hinges on large housing program
The piece argues for a major nationwide housing push to revive business and re‑employment. It cites ideas like price relief on materials and a security salary for builders, noting workers’ resistance. It notes England’s model of government‑led housing then private return, implying U S action may be needed postwar.
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Wte
Hugh Johnson
WPA
New York City
Johnson
Uyak
England
Sidigisg
Glosters Prepare for Snow as Winter Warnings Rise
Local notes warn of early snowfall bringing sleds and cautious traffic on hillside streets. Authorities urge drivers to slow down and adapt to icy conditions as crews monitor street flows and potential hazards.
Roosevelt message misread by reading clerk says Stewart
Stewart criticizes Roosevelt's opening address delivered by Reading Clerk A H Chaffee to Congress. He notes lack of inspiration, generalities, and wonders why the president did not appear in person, suggesting understatement of personal influence and possible policy concessions to soothe business, labor, and agriculture concerns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Can Greas
A. H. Chaffee
House of Representatives
Chaffee
Nevi
Tie
Trst
Ramiing
Congress
Caviliers
Chatten
Wikite Seige
Paris Styles Paris Fashion Week Evening Gowns Charm Winter
Youthful midseason collection highlights romantic chiffon gowns in chiffon net and pastel tones. Designs feature off shoulder lines, pleated sleeves, sheer details, and cascading silhouettes with bold sequin accents. Daytime looks include navy two piece outfits with lace blouses and fringe accessories.
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Paris
Raven
Chimel
Japanese scientists refine shark oil for firearm lubricants
Unclear text describes scientists seeking shark oil to replace imported firearm lubricants, mentions shoes with Persian origins and a Roosevelt speech reference. The fragmentary copy mentions a one billion dollar figure and a reading clerk named Christfer, but details are inconsistent and uncertain.
Grab Bag One Minute Test Summary
Dr Thomas Parran Jr heads a nationwide venereal disease program. Senator Charles Manary of Oregon is the Republican reader of the Senate. Viz means namely. The ocean tortoise lifespan is about 100 years. Apples store best at 42 F. The shoveler duck migrates to Hawaii each autumn.
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Tield
Senate
Thomas Parran, Jr
Charles
Manary
Oregon
Alaska
Hawaii
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Journal Files November 1917
In the city, campaigns in Us city raised 5000 dollars but oversubscribed to 5500. American Red Cross auxiliaries form in schools, enrollments grow. A planned railroad station move brings 250 workers. City Commission meets, H A Pratt named acting chief of police. A crash injures Mrs Gates, but no serious harm. H Barlow and Julia Hines visit Erie. A heavy iron hearted vehicle is noted.
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Charley Gates
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Julia Hines
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All-Way Flectric Co
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