Wartime Banner Echoes Across Nations Amid Polish Crisis
The article cites global shock as Poland faces invasion with Nazi forces advancing from the west. It notes Japan’s stance and shifts in European powers, highlighting fear of a wider conflict and the tenuous hope for peace amid mobilizations and diplomatic tensions.
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PRE GANGSTER ISSUE 1 Whe American people to be wrestled
A historical briefing cautions that a gangster mindset, embodied by totalitarian dictatorships, threatens democratic freedom. It cites European concerns and a New York Herald Tribune piece by H Wickham Steel arguing heavily armed regimes challenge the rule of law and world peace.
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Changes in the Rust Belt Shape Local Politics in 1938 Context
Bruce Catton surveys Cleveland and the broader Detroit to Pittsburgh industrial belt noting significant political shifts. He cites Roosevelt era majorities and emerging Democratic strength, signaling evolving alignments as of September 1. The piece highlights looming, but not yet final, political volatility in the region.
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Hollywood Star Aherne's Career Paths From Stage To Screen
Brian Aherne, veteran screen and stage star, reflects that he never planned professional acting, preferring business prospects. He rose from amateur beginnings in Liverpool to leading roles in London and Broadway, later playing opposite Carole Lombard in Vigil in the Night and turning down Marlene Dietrich in The Song of Songs.
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Poday's Common Error Caution in Language Usage
A note on phrasing common errors in self reference. The guidance advises avoiding phrases like I have neither read the book nor the magazine and instead using a neutral form such as have read neither the hook for the magazine.
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Poday
Bok
Daily Quiz Inquiries From Classified Page
A reader challenge lists ten questions from a classified page quiz. Queries include untangling historic trivia such as the only bachelor U S president, Bechers Brook at Aintree, and the meaning of fuh rer in German, among others.
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Spain
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Andrew Jackson the Fighting President in History
A compact history notes Andrew Jackson as a fighting figure from youth at Hanging Rock in 1760 through his death, detailing courage on battlefields and in politics, barroom quarrels, and duels, including the famed Kentucky duel with Dickenson and his dramatic battlefield resolve.
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Map of Rocks by E Gill of Paris Ark Featured
E Gill of Paris Arkansas built a large map of the United States from rocks gathered from each state with every reel placed in its proper position, as described by We American Magazine.
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Radio City Nets Thrill with Star Programs Tonight
NBC Red and Blue networks broadcast a packed night of music and talks led by Abe Lyman and his orchestra on Waltz Time, Frank Munn, Licille Manners, and Ross Graham. CBS and Columbia offerings feature Chariene Boerner, Mozart arias, and a Johnny Presents poll. Public affairs include Lee Pressman interview. Santa Fe pageant preview on Red network. and a Hawaii shortwave by Charles McCarthy.
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Knee injuries rise among young athletes says Medical Society
Achilles heel aside the knee bears the brunt of sports punishment. Football causes most knee injuries with wrestling second, as more youngsters play football than any other game. Other common injuries include ankles, shoulders, noses, elbows, and backs.
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