Sudeten region and Czechoslovakia in world view
The National Geographic Society outlines the Sudeten term and the German speaking population in Czechoslovakia. It notes Sudeten has geographic roots, the borders, Prague’s central location, and divides the region into mixed German and Czech areas. It also recalls the Hlucin district’s composition and the postwar border shifts under Versailles. Prospects Brighten as agricultural economics predict improved industry and domestic demand.
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Sudeten
Czechoslovakia
Czech Republic
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Hlueln
Ehlucin
Gkedislovak
Sudetens
Rir
Budojovice
Karlovy Vary
Rman
Czechoslovakian
Bohemia
Caecho
Slovakia
Boemia
Hapsburg
Behind the Scenes Rumors on Pope and Federal Posts
Washington reports Senator James P. Pope of Idaho, a New Dealer, is tipped for either the FCC or FPC chairmanship after his primary setback. The piece notes Pope's perceived loyalty to the president, possible shifts for Frank McNinch, and mentions other political moves affecting New Deal liberals including Maury Maverick and Alf Landon anecdotes.
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Washington
James P. Pope
Idaho
Federal Communications [Commission
Federal Power) Commission
Pope
Frank McNinch
MPC
FCC
McNingh
MCC
FIPC
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
New Deal
Maverick
Texa
Runn
Spain
GOC
CCC
Theresay Suetz
Robert Fechner
Coc Hay
A Servies, Inc
New York Citys New Deal in LaGuardia Era
A historical piece argues 1930s New York politics shaped by Tammany and the citys New Deal under Mayor LaGuardia. It notes Roosevelt administration support, Democratic alignment, and figures such as Bob Moses and Tom Dewey influencing municipal reform and anti machine tactics.
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Jay Franklin
New Yorker
New York
United States
Tammany
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Pendergasts
Kansas City
Crumps
Memphis
Big Bill Thompsons
Chicago
America
New York City
LaGuardia
Tammany Hall
Borel LaGuardia
American Labor Party
Bob Moses
Roosevelt
Tom Dewey
Harold Tekes
Harry Hopkins
Funda
White House
Ahile
Corry soldiers lead raid while locals report wartime events
A party of Corry soldiers led by Russell Wits from Euclid street captured several Hun snipers in a dry raid. Telegrams note Artee Black was killed in action overseas. A Corry city resident, Koy. p. weown, lies in Corry hospital with three fractured ribs after an automobile crash near Spartansburg. A Pennsylva nia mine plant on Pennsylva nia avenue suffered a $4,500 blaze. Harry Roberts, drafted at Gettysburg, is assigned to medical duties in Bradford. Sadie L Williams leaves M B Shambaugh store for Farm and Fireside. Hilda Stauffer takes vacation to Zelionople. Mr and Mrs Carl Sullivan and family visited relatives in the city.
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A Russell Wits
Willis
Euclid Street
G Miether
Company A
Corry
Koy. P. Weown
Corry Hospital
Spartansburg
College makes veteran hitchhiker a law professor
A midwest college appoints a veteran hitchhiker as professor of law, with speculation he expected to plead fealty in class. A new South Africa light bulb venture aims to serve natives, drawing missionary skepticism over cultural impact. An Oberlin professor questions Solomon’s stature, calling it overrated amid a misprint theory. In Salem a tree root wrapped around a bottle beneath ground, possibly once containing root beer.
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Oberlin College
Solomon
Totat Excavators
Ner Salem, Gre
Health Habits in Youth and Municipal Graft Trends
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania lesson on good health habits for children to civic reforms in New York City, the piece links youth health discipline with postwar governance. It argues regular meals rest and posture aid growth, while denouncing graft and machine politics as reforms reshape urban government toward civil service and WPA relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Pope
Geuetey
Childran
Tamiany Whith Roosevelt
Jimmy Walter
LaGuardia
Washington
Tammany
New York City
New York
Eil
Americay
Wolce
la Guarna
Moses
Dewey
Hall of Fame
Hollywood Hair-Dressing Craze Deemed Commercial Push
Sept 16 Hollywood branded the top piled hair style a commercially inspired fad. Nina Roberts of Hollywood studio Hair Stylists Guild argues the look has no historical basis and drives salon business. She says it’s unwelcome impractical and a ploy by hairdressers to lure women to shops while Merle Oberon films The Lady and the Gow poy.
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Hollywood
Nina Roberts
Hollywood Studio
Miss Roberts
Samuel Goldwyn Studio
Lowley
Crawel
Merle Oberon
Samuel Goldwyn
Muirdre
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Waellington
WarTeei
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Gove
Ayn
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
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Alf Lenton
Landon
Landon Topeka
Landdir
Rudy Vallee
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Mines and Resources Department
Taihmany Shaken
Chuck
Haddock
Sunnyfield Family
Sunnyfield
Wattsburge
Artee Black
Pennsylvania Avenue
James Mulheim
Mir
White Street
Harry Roberts
Gettysburg
Medical Daft Board
Bradford
Sadie L. Williams
M. B. Shambaugh
Hilda Stauffer
Bell Telephone Company
Zelionople
Carl’ Sullivan
Irvine
City
Middle — Western College
Key
Hie
South Africa
Member
Federal Reserve System
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Hollywood Film Shop
Gillette
Cooper Blades
HAR & Scalp
Daudetine
Billliahtine Lake
Vitalis
Word OF Life
Dite Molody Caljertake
Miller’s Pharmacy
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