American pacifists split over war and fascism in Europe
Washington editors debate whether to back war against Nazi Germany or pursue peace. The piece critiques American optimism and pacifist reluctance, arguing that critics may favor appeasement and fear provoking a broader conflict while Europe teeters toward another global war.
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Washington, Od
Washington
League Against War
Fascism
England
Peace” Party
Chamberlain
Heyward Broun
Europe
Dorothy Thompson
Walter Lippmann
America
Herr Hillerry
Roosevelt
Slovakia
Spain
Far East
Congress
United States of America
Mays
Hitler
Jong
Germany
Covypignt
United States weighs stance after Munich pact and four power talks
Behind Washington’s cautious mood and Navy leaning posture the Roosevelt administration contemplates the European crisis. Officials fear a world dominated by war machines yet seek peaceful productivity. Debates center on embargo policy and Chamberlain Mussolini diplomacy shaping future actions.
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Washington
U. S
Weateenlig
Nayabi
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt
Cordell
United States
Hull
State Department
Secon
Hitler
Chamberlain
Higley
Spain
Joseph P. Kennedy
Berlin
Non-Party League Endorses Democrats In Labor Support
The Labor's Non-Partisan League in Pennsylvania joins the organized labor movement backing Democrats George H. Earle for U S Senator Charles Alvin Jones for Governor Dr Leo C Mundy for Lieutenant Governor and Thomas A Logue for Secretary of Internal Affairs This endorsement adds to support from the American Federation of Labor the CSO and railroad unions The league warns a Republican win could harm miners and labor and urges voters to back Roosevelt aligned candidates for continued labor support The piece also notes a debate on practical education versus broad cultural training and calls for developing educated leaders to meet future needs
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Friends of Labor
Pennsylvania
Organized Labor Movement
George H. Earle
U. S
Charles Alvin Jones
Leo CG. Mundy
Thomas A. Logue
Internal Affairs
American Federation of Labor
C, S O
Cooperative Board
Exbor
Commonwealth
Rior
Jamey J. Davis
League
Labor
Roosevelt
Friends of
Tabor
Harry J. Carman
Ameriprofessor
Dolores
Iook Mae
Howe
Voice From Europe Warns Of Chamberlain Policy Shift
Private advices to the White House and State Department from observers returning from Europe indicate Chamberlain’s policy of placating Germany reflected reluctance to ally England with Russia. One man reports the British Labour Party once spoke of class struggle, instilling greater fear of Communism in the Tory ruling class.
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Chamberlain
White House
State Department
Germany
England
Rusale
Tascham
Stomachaches Reflect Broad Digestive Disorder Clues
The text links stomach pain to faults elsewhere and notes symptoms like nausea vomiting diarrhea and abdominal rigidity. It cites brain injuries hunger misgestion and abdominal distress from heart trouble pregnancy fright or shock as factors. Patient descriptions may be confusing and stomachache may be gnawing burning or stabbing with distant causes.
Conference Here Hurts Minds On European Peace Plan
The article debates a proposed international reform plan in Armorica backed by U S lawmakers. It reflects American ambivalence toward appeasement and European peace efforts while warning of dangerous alliances and the risk of being misled by major powers.
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Fin International Corrétemme
Armorica
Washington
Suen
Tabtes
Catses
Wei
Britain
Ines
Hollywood film shop tale of fate and big breaks
Hollywood stories recount how Louis Hayward lands a lead in The Duke of West Point after Jack Dunn dies on the eve of production. Producer Small pivots to Hayward while Noah Beery rises as a potential Charlie Chan successor, illustrating the era’s luck-driven breaks and chance meetings in the film industry.
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Hollywood
Louis Hayward
Breligh
Edward
Samall
Dulke
West Point
Jack Dun
Sonja
Hayward
Dunn
Jack Dunn
Entity
Hellfwood
Fate
Noah Beery
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Beery
Oil City youths held for recent robberies
Oil City youths confessed to a robbery and hold up and faced charges of assault with intent to rob and robbery of a person. William Crispén, 21, pleaded guilty after changing his plea on advice of counsel, while Glenn Mc Bihaney, 16, pleaded not guilty. Police charged them in the Oil City incidents.
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Oil City
Hold-P
Robery
Oil Ciy
Homer Lane
William Crispén
Pearl Avenue
Glenn Mc Bihaney
Colbert Avenue
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the Medical Society of the
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Danielle Darrieux
Fleetwood
Steoomiinod
Keister
Journal
Corry
Smudbaker
IDEC
Yoason
Studebaker
Navman
Joan Dutou
Ry Barbas
Marval
Festa
Loney Biade
Enfdel Bruges
Raymond Loewy
Broadway Limited
New York
Fry Sidebaker
Otkia
Linadl
Banuttul
Louvre
Laggy
W. South St. Walter H. Merrick Cory, Pa
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