Roosevelts remarks and European travel noted in Philadelphia edition
The Philadelphia edition carries a front page mix of postal notices and advertising rates, then quotes Eleanor Roosevelt’s forum remarks on youth conscience and resilience. It also discusses American reactions to European royalty, mentioning the Duke of Windsor and contrasting American hospitality with European restraint.
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Europe
Vienna
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America
Hannen Swaffer
London
New York
Contingent urged to meet over city issues tonight
Twenty years ago report notes a call to local manufacturers to convene at the Board of Commerce rooms to plan concerted action to ease the current distress. Signal Corps members departed for Camp Columbia, South Carolina, while Ajax Tron Works shipped two pumping engines to New York for export.
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New York City
Skipper of Endeavour I on dramatic Atlantic voyage
Answers indicate Captain Edward Heard commanded the yacht Endeavour I during its recent dramatic crossing of the Atlantic. The piece also lists Frank B. McNinch as the former head of the federal power commission and notes a preferred Fifth Avenue shopping route.
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Federal Communications Commission
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Stewart Says Tax Readjustment Could Help Not Hike Rates
Charles P. Stewart argues in a Washington column that Roosevelt’s talk of higher taxes may aim at a broader readjustment of the fiscal system rather than an immediate rate increase. He recalls a California 49er great uncle who warned against overmonopolizing mineral claims, urging taxation to curb speculation and preserve outlets for new prospectors. He notes the old single tax doctrine linked to Roosevelt’s stance, suggesting the president’s intent could be a broader reform rather than a straightforward tax hike.
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Herald- Tribune
New York
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Describing Hollywood Musicals as Standard Recipes
A Oct 11 article criticizes film musical formulas, likening them to cake recipes. It notes common ingredients include a love story, a comedian, glamorous girls, song numbers, and a luxe setting. It highlights Bing Crosby and Martha Raye performance elements, while stressing frothy stories keep music driving the action.
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Martha Raye
Bing Grosby
Roosevelt Speech Seeks Peaceful Answer to Fascist Aggression
In Chicago President Roosevelt frames democracy as a vehicle for replacing violence with a constructive approach to injustice. He critiques totalitarian regimes and urges expand diplomacy to offer real economic justice, while noting Western democracies' limits on tariffs immigration, and sanctions against aggression.
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Chicago
Italy
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Japan
Russia
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Economic appeasement amid democratic debate in 1937 era
The passage reflects U S policy debate on responding to totalitarianism with severity yet tempered by economic appeasement to lift the have-nots. It cites fears of tyrannical action and calls for careful measures alongside sanctions and economic strategies. It notes birth registration progress and maternal mortality, plus predictions about industrial automation and bankruptcies.
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