Washington sees Nazi probe tests U S resolve
A Washington observer describes a proposed House inquiry led by Rep. Samuel Dickstein into Nazi activities in the United States. The investigation could subpoena witnesses and threaten German relations, amid broader debates over regulation among NRA AAA and other agencies affecting railroads bus fares liquor and public commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Samuel Dickstein
House Immigration Committee
America
Dickstein
Roosevelt
New York
Rainey
House
State Department
Tennessee
NRA
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Southern Railway
Nimble Heels the Jumping Mouse Finds Freedom Again
Nimble Heels, a timid mouse, is lifted from danger by Farmer Brown's boy and given a warm cage. After a scare he learns to trust, finds food in pockets, and longs for freedom. The boy helps him escape back to the meadow, where Nimble Heels joyfully leaps in gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Nimble Heels
Nimble Steels
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
Bananas baked and prepared in lemon juice
Delicious banana based dishes described from a traditional recipe collection. Bananas ripe but firm are sliced and baked with sugar and water until translucent. A variant mixes bananas with orange sections and lemon juice for a tangy dessert or accompaniment to cold meats.
Girl Marries Traveling Salesman Finds Time Limited
Polly laments that marrying a traveling salesman confines her adventures to the periods when her husband is away on the road. Dell Syndicate. WNU Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouting
Polly
Banana Garnish for Broiled Steak Recipe Guidance
A brief cooking note from Western Newspaper Union describes combining flour salt baking powder milk and an egg with melted butter for batter. Bananas fried in butter make a fine garnish for broiled steak and served with cooked chops they are especially good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Lost Treasure of Vigo Bay Ships of 1702 Fleet
The largest single mass of gold is believed to lie on the ocean bed in Vigo bay off the Spanish coast. It is valued at 150 million dollars and dates to the 1702 Spanish Plate fleet that sank with 40 vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
Vigo Bay
Comical Excerpts From Exam Papers Offer Quirky Clues
The text mentions students notes on topics from tomahawks to humorous tid bits labeled Boners and a mock misdefinition of terms such as catastrophe and drill. It includes playful misstatements about James II and Marc Antony and ends with a reference to Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A Prayer by Anne Campbell Ord
A devotional verse reflecting repentance and hope for divine pity in the face of limited deeds. The speaker asks to be judged by sincere intentions and to receive God’s all embracing charity despite omissions in life. Copyright WNU Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNU
Largest Gold Nugget Records from Chile and New South Wales
The Bureau of Mines notes the largest gold piece found was a 4900 troy ounce chunk from a Chilean deep mine, about 836 pounds avoirdupois. The largest loose nugget was Beyer & Holterman’s 1872 Hill End find in New South Wales, weighing 630 pounds gross and 193 pounds net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
Chile
Beyer & Holterman
Hill Sind
New South Wales
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carter Field
Hitler
France
Germany
Berlin
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
AAA
International Revenue Bureau
FACA
Treasury
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Landis
Federal Trade Commission
Felix Frankfurter
By Thornton W. Burgess
Nimble
Ryn Gomery
Ardamse
Paris
Mothers Cook Book
Dell Syndicate
Dada
Bell Syndicate
Java
James II
Marc Antony
Caesar
Kitty
Nina Wilcox Putnam
By Anne Campbell