Bruce Catton's American Roundup on Embargo Motives
Bruce Catton surveys how public opinion and political maneuvering shape the push to alter the U S embargo policy. He notes Senator Vandenberg's dual pursuit of re nomination and defense policy, cites isolationist and pro embargo sentiment in Congress, and describes a looming Senate debate with mass mail campaigns and public meetings aimed at influencing the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mickelson
Washington
Everone
Michelson
Senator Vantenvers
Senate
Michigan
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hersh
United States of America
America
Eyeu
New York Herald-Tribune
Ciic Amone
Roosevelt
Borah Heclwrason
United States
Pusther
Nicholas Murray Butler
Stirven
Canada
Piri
Sven
Supreme Court
England
France
Hitler
Senate Foreignn Relations Committee
RS Borah
John
Borah
Nye
Vanderberg’x Ameech
Son
la Follette
Congress
New York
New England
Boxing and radio stars light up the night schedule
Sam Taub will describe the Billy Conn Bettina bout on Blue at 10 PM from Pittsburgh with Alec Templeton performing impressions at 9:30 PM on Red waves. Other highlights include Tom Mix returning for a seventh season at 5:45 PM on Bluewaves, and a Dr. Hill talk on pediatric health at 4:30 PM CBS. A large slate marks Pleasure Time, The Carnation Contented program in Hawaii, and a packed CBS and Red network lineup with various musical, dramatic, and radio features across stations tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Taub
Billy Conn
Melio Bettina
Blue
Conn
Pittsburgh
Alec Templeton
Red Waves
Donald Rickson
Largo
Tommy Lad
Fred Waring
Josef Pasterback
Carnation
Hawaii
Miner B. Hill
North Country Community Hospital
Glen Cave
N.Y
CBS
Tom Mix
Jessie Deppen
Ball
Nellie Regell
Moon
Blue Lines
Ade
Venturers
Willam T. Hanasche
Poland
Red
Margaret
Firestone
ABC
Lois Ravel
Baltimore
Wil
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
al Roth
NBC Maestro
WGEV
Charleston
W. Va
Gluksburg
W.va
Bine
Coast
California
Pasadena
Louis Silvers
George Shelony Manes
Tom Howard
Richard Maxwell
Maxwell
Columbia Network
American Legion Auxiliary
Chicago
Fair God of Aztecs Might Have Been Viking
Stamp story suggests Aztec deity Quetzel the fair-haired god may be Norse in origin. Researchers cite Norse influence in Central America from wall reliefs in Polerque to designs of Germanic symbols like the number nine. The 149 stamp honors Tulsa World Philatelic Convention with Nordic themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Smbass Gnu
Cruejzel
North America
Threast
Central America
Tulsa
Okla
Daily Quiz Questions From a Scrambled Page
A jumble of quiz prompts and garbled lines asks specific questions about geography history and names. It includes queries on water borders, constitutional roles, rivers, and a reference to a Dorothy Trayny and swim related topics amid scattered punctuation and misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidilla
Dorothy Trayny
Willy Gon
Fenty
Submarine Sightings Stir Rumors Off Scottish Coast
Western Front reports a German submarine sighting near Scotland fueling debate over the Loch Ness monster theory. U S treasury officials warn war may complicate collecting World War debts from European nations as food prices soar and rationing tightens. A western town installs a signpost with four color paints for tourist aid, drawing complaints from inebriated locals about directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Treasury
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files September 1919
Selections from the Journal files recount the Argonne battle anniversary and related wartime losses of Corry boys. Reports note garden pilfering mainly in the Third Ward, while Lyle Clough returns safely from overseas with the medical corps. Local school appointments include Troy Gillette as medical inspector and changes to the high school faculty. Hatchery work continues with A G Buller shipping 2000 yearlings daily. A local woman accuses a rival hotel of illegal whiskey sales, with others claiming purchases at eight dollars per quart. Dr H A Gurtis’s parents celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary at Fluvanna near Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Gillette
Corry
Charles Myers
Herman Ebel
C. O. Poole
Common misspellings of suffix vowel endings
A note on spelling errors where a single vowel before a suffix beginning with a single vowel sometimes doubles the preceding consonant. Examples include Tepel versus temple, repelent versus repellent, oteur versus auteur, ocurred versus occurred, and words like sit becoming sitting in tense usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepel
Oteur
Sit
Hollywood film editors rise to directing helm in studio lore
Sept. 15 The editor with scissors shaping careers may appear to be a minor craftsman but executives view him as a potential director. The cutting room has often launched screen directors, with many top names beginning there. Notable examples include Edward Dmytryk at Paramount and Frank Capra, both rising from editing to directing. Alexander Hall, Lewis Milestone, Otto Livering, and Swen Heisler followed similar paths, proving the cutting room as a stepping stone to directing fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollywood
Lin
Paramount
Edward Dmytryk
Dmytsyk
Nicke N Grindle
Hollywood
Frank Capra
Lewis Milestone
Teene Ting
Alexander Hall
Parsmourt
Enlitting
Mae Wepl
Dorothy Arjen
James Cruze
Otto Livering
Tovie
ABC
Clarks
Stwerl Heisler
Scissors
Follywood
Inn
Fie Cellu
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Denmark
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Europe
Journal
Argonne
Lyle Clough
Medical Corps
Nish Hatchery
Supt
A. G. Buller
H. A. Gurtis
Fluvanna
Jamestown
Haref's
Wheaties
Davis Baking
Scott Catsup
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