Neutrality and Emotion in a War-Torn World
The piece warns against building an emotional readiness for war through anti-Nazi fervor. It argues neutrality hinges on public sentiment, not laws, and cautions that hostile zeal toward Hitler or other despised rulers could drag the U.S. into conflict. It calls for minding own business and avoiding emotional reactions that fuel future wars.
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Donnybrooke
LaGuardia
Hitler
Nezismi
Europe
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Mussolini
Stalin
European Crisis Deepens Under Mussolini After Spanish War Loss
Analysis notes Mussolini’s anger over Spanish government victories and Italian volunteers, warning of looming consequences if British press mocks him. Ambassadors recalled, hints of disowning intervention, and Europe on edge near war since Caporetto and Ethiopian sanctions, reflecting volatile wartime tensions.
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Tran
Mussolini
Ae Mussolini
Spain
Europe
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Napo
End of Dictatorships Seen in Transition of Society
The author argues historic shifts show dictators are not permanent, viewing Napoleon as a step in feudalism's clearing. The present era, like past transitions, aims to make upheaval painless while countering autocratic men until gradual social evolution makes them harmless.
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Napoleon
Napotei
Europe
Tough Guy Image Shaken by Racketeers Conviction
A New York jury recently convicted seven racketeers in a $2,000,000-a-year shakedown scheme against vacant restaurants. The courtroom erupted as verdicts were read with screams and curses, illustrating the city’s harsh view of criminal underworld figures and public calls that justice had miscarried.
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Underworld
New York
York
Say
Billy
Slice of Arctic Adventure in Great Lakes Sailings
A seasoned coastal view recalls Arctic conditions near Great Lakes harbors as warm weather opens ship routes. Drifting ice floes and sudden blizzards test crews while coast guard cutters clear sea lanes for early-season cargo runs near America’s large cities.
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Arctic
Whatman
Great Lakes
Tee
Coast Guards
America
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers Review
The piece is a compilation note from editors citing Milwaukee Journal aviation coverage. It discusses a plane crash toll and aviation safety awards, praising carriers with no passenger fatalities, while noting ongoing risks and the need for cautious progress. It references Eastern Air Lines, Northwest Airlines, Pennsylvania-Cenntral Air Lines, and Air Safety citations.
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Milwaukee Journal
Nation
New York
Pene
Eastern Air Lines
Trassport
Bown
HHO
Miks Northwest Mirways
Daytiine
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Pittsburgh
Teo
Acci
Inflationary Propaganda and Price Parity Debate
Paul Sialson discusses criticisms of inflation forecasts from the agriculture department and officials like Wallace. He compares government predictions, price trends, and parity goals with farm prices, noting disagreements among economists and potential political signaling amid debates over inflation, supply, and wages.
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Washington
Agriculture
Wellace
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Wallace
Walloca
U. S. Department, of Agriculture Office of Information
Washingen
Diary notes from Central South Dakota farm family
A diary entry from Central South Dakota on March 25 describes a snowy, beautiful day with landslides and covered irises. The writer plans to plant a peck of potatoes, recalls buying seeds, and notes farm chores, neighbors, and anxious thoughts about ragwire parts and weather affecting plans. The piece reflects rural farm life and hopeful anticipation despite hardships.
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Jerry
Twenty Years Ago in Hurow War News and Local Notes
A garbled twenty years ago item notes Allied participation doubts per von Steir, a Budapest Reuters dispatch via Amsterdam. Also coverage of naval recruiting, fires from damaged wiring, and local Huron business manager George Hill. Declamation winner D A McMonies to perform The Wine Press at Northwestern Chicago on March 30 and 31. Also brief about stick wire auction, a Wessington basketball game recalling a Huron Abeutter clash.
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Iwas
Oxia
von Steir
Iwar
Borin
Budapest
Berlin
Reuters
Amsterdam
Andere Front
Wilson
Huron
Thrashens
Mutual
Suranece Company
George
Wi Hill
Bavard Kogg
Northwestern
Universite At
Chicago
Fog
Alfred Noyes
Rye
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D. E. McMonies
Wessington High School
Genesis of a hit. How words and music shape Broadway songs
In New York George Ross explores Dick Rodgers and Larry Hart and the elusive fusion of lyrics and melody. He details Hart's method of jotting lines in a pocket notebook, Rodgers listening for a line, and the random sparks that birth famous tunes like My Heart Stood Still. The piece traces their process from near failures to landmark successes such as On Your Toes, highlighting the unpredictable, risky business of creating musical comedy in Tin Pan Alley.
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New York
Lux
Dick Rodgers
Larry Hart
Rodgers
Broadway
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Halfoway
Hart
Yin
Stith
Paris
Chamns Elysees
Dick “Roan
Larry Heary
Rich Hachell
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Metropolitan
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Rorece
Puck
Movien
Lee Dixon
Ginger
Fred Astaire
Rodgiks and
Barz
Normlcy
Tin Pan Alley
Busijese
Cubs Rout Huron Squad in Weekend Camp Friendly
The Huron Cubs were defeated by a score of 27 to 1 in a Saturday night camp game. Lineup for Cubs included Buck, Anderson, Derline, Newton, Ricker, Griffith, and Venables, while Wesington featured Murphy, Steiner, Hutchinson, Day, and Seives for the opponents.
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Huron Cubs
Cubs
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Anderson
Derline
Newton
Ricker
Griffith
Venables
Wesington- Murphy
Steiner
Huchinson
Day
Seives
Open Forum Weighs Supreme Court Reforms and Public Opinion
In a yesterday letter to the editor a reader critiques Roosevelt era Supreme Court reorganization and calls for cautious judgment amid court reversals. The piece notes distrust of corporate influence and questions liberal shifts, reflecting broader debates on judicial independence. Separate brief notice reports Erwin Consolidated School reopening after storm closure.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Tech
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By Olive Neff
Household cleaning guidance for unfinished wood surfaces by Olive Neff outlines methods to remove stains and mustiness using a bleach mixture, oxalic acid wash, and sanding. It warns to handle acids carefully, notes a fern plant’s spore production, and emphasizes quick work to prevent water damage.
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