We must hate wrong but not nations that do wrong
The author cautions against indicting nations as a whole and cites complex national legacies. Referring to refugee Jews, German science, Ehrlich, and Hitler, the piece argues for recognizing both good and bad within nations, urging mercy toward people while condemning tyranny.
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Edmund Burke
Science Service
Germany
Tanganyika
Paul Ehrlich
Lincoln
Sterling
Ehrlich
Hitler
Newark Negroes Seek Flat-Feet Waiver for Police Test
Three Newark residents asked the police department to lift its ban on flat feet so they could try for police recruit exams. They were joined by star sprinter Eulace Peacock to support the plea, but Peacock’s feet proved too flat for the examination.
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Newark
N. J
Eulace Peacock
Peacock
Philadelphia's 1 tax faces public protest and doubt
Philadelphia council voted a 1 percent income tax to raise 26 million dollars for the 1939 city budget but public protest swelled. Observers warn that new taxes are unpopular and may push municipalities toward unlikely fixes, urging caution before squeezing John Q. Public.
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Philadelphia
John Q
Sub-deb escorted by G-Men amid threats to family
A New York social figure known as a sub-deb faces an escort of G-Men after threatening letters reach her family. The piece also notes parlor gossip about debutantes and various oddities framed as a Christmas news lead, with stray remarks on taxes, city notices, and unrelated witticisms.
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New York
The Woman's Viewpoint on Strapless Gowns at UW
Ruth Millett argues against prudery as Washington students call strapless gowns immodest. She notes the Varsity Ball committee bans such dresses or requires suspenders, suggesting older generations should not censor youth. Copyright 1938 NEA Service Inc.
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Ruth Millett
The
Times
University of Washington
Seattle
Washington
NEA Service, Inc
Fragmentary quotes twist through a winter of discontent
Readable fragments reveal a mix of personal fears and public remarks. Mary Lou McAllister recalls a bed fire she extinguished while her father slept. H F Brunn notes a missed wire message. Raymond Moley cites business at a New York industry meeting. Louise Lewis discusses a sister's possible death under an operation. Martha Delaney Davis speaks on plans after divorce.
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Daddy
Mary Lou McAllister
Raymond Moley
New York
Congress of American Industry
Louise Lewis
Bos Burns Lancu Or The Day
A humorous piece by Bob Burns recounts a mayor of Canoga Park returning home exhausted after a string of openings including a children's playground, a ladies auxiliary lunch room, and a church bazaar. He jokes his wife consoles him by sending him to open a can of tomatoes for dinner.
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Bob Burns
Canoga Park
Climatic Theory Of Politics In Northern Nations Theories From Iceland
The Philadelphia Record surveys Iceland marked 20 years of technical independence from Denmark noting its peace without armed forces the high literacy rate the oldest Parliament and that fishermen catch more per man than any nation. It humorously contrasts northern countries with leaders from southern lands and hints at US presidential origin skepticism.
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Philadelphia
Iceland
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Hitler
Stalin
Hussia
United States
Maine
Vermont
Toys for Father figure in Christmas season in Minneapolis Journal
The piece highlights how fathers, more than mothers, relive youth during Christmas. It cites Harper's Magazine observations on toy makers crafting eye catching devices. It notes dads wind toys, join kids in play, and that toys are ultimately for the little folks.
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Minneapolis Journal
Nicollet Avenue
Harper's Magazine
Weldon "Melick
Little Joe
Annie
Daid
Qiote
Dred
Diary Snow Cold Evening Reflects Frugality and Harmony
A December diary entry recalls a cold night with light snow and a busy effort gathering wood cobs. The writer muses on frugality through tire reuse, school friend notices of race relations, and hopes to send candy to a friend. Mentions relatives visiting Devils Lake and several travelers leaving for Des Moines Lead and Saxe Preston with influenza.
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Jerry
Janes
Devils Lake
N. D
John Hogan
Gwyneth Roberts
Lead
J. P. Sauer
Des Moines
Warry Gustafson
Saxe Preston
Aviation venture opens with two insurance men flight
J B Killington of Chicago and Bud LeGroes of Sioux Falls chartered a Rapid Air Line airplane in Huron yesterday afternoon for a trip to Pierre. Pilot W W Spain flew shortly after 2 pm, expected to reach Pierre in about an hour, while Roger Garrett of Aberdeen will be the guest organist at the Huron Theatre today as Chester Conklin stars in Taxi 13 with music and sound effects. A piano recital by Grace B Finley’s class at Huron College School of Music is set for Friday at 4 pm with several pupils performing.
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J.B. Killington
Chicago
Bud LeGroes
Sioux Falls
Rapid Air Line
Pierre
W. W. Spain
Stock
Roger Garrett
Aberdeen
Huron Theatre
Chester Conklin
Grace B Finley
Huron College School of Music
Leland Hays
Margaret Laingbury
Bernard Seeley
Ruth Wilcox
Priscilla Agne
Aletha Brooking
Eben Bailey Irma Groves
Clara Mae Bonestee
Donna Hart
Vernette Spute
Donald Schrader
Gordon Hartwich
Jean ‘Agne
Elizabeth Colton
Mary Jean
Scruby
Merritt Holder
Robie
Betty Sheeks
Anne' Mikkelson
Frances Calvert
Hazel Nelson
Robert Sheeks
Florence Hogan
Radio Features THE Beat WY RADIOLANE
New York reports Rep Martin Dies of Texas hosts second broadcast on WIZ NBC on Un American Activities to 11 30 am. Listings include WABC WJZ WEAF and WEAP programs with musicians soaps dramas and news updates reflecting midweek schedule.
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New York
Martin Dies
Texas
Congressional Committee
Wiz-Nbc
National Grange
Dies
WABC
CBS
Hugh S. Johnson
WJZ
NBC
George H. Davis
William Green
WIZ
America
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
Bing Crosby
Bob
WEAP
Pepper Young
Bob Trout
BRACE MOORE: FORMER OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL COACH
An incomplete crossword style clue set lists Brace Moore as the subject, with hints including a famed football coach known for popular crowds, plus scattered references to tactics, positions, and terms like gridiron, offense, and discipline.
Congress Preview of 1939 Legislation and Battles
Washington notes project a crowded 1939 Congress with few new laws, many debates, and battles over farm policy tax reforms and armament funding. Key topics include rearmament, anti monopoly moves, Social Security, labor relations, and a potential non political reorganization bill, with TVA changes and a possible Johnson revision tied to a war debt settlement.
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Washington
Congress
Sam Missingale
Oklahoma
House
Josh Lee
Schwei Jenbach
Senate
Roosevelt
Wallace
Treasury
Haynes
Congressional
Finance
Treasurist
Oliphant
President
Justice Department
Patents Office
Ampmey
Arnold
Byrd
Patman
Federal Reserve Act
Eccles
Hig Teter
Vandenberg
TVA
Connec
Howard Dance Marks 28th Firemen’s Ball Friday
Howard volunteers plan the 28th annual firemen’s dance in Howard on Friday. The program features a mix of new and old dances as part of the community event hosted by the fire department.
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Howard
Howard Volunteer’ Fire Department
Yale Juniors Present Cabbages or Dollars Play Tonight
Yale High School junior class stages the three act drama Cabbages or Dollars in Muself Hall tonight and again Saturday night. Curtain rises at 2 p m. Featured entertainment includes piano and guitar numbers by Welt Pautz and Merline Biaring.
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Yale
Yale High Shhow
Muself Hall
Facts
Welt? Pautz
Merline Biaring
Tuesday Club Meets At Reinschmidt Home
The Tuesday Club gathered at Mrs Edna Reinschmidt s home with 14 members. Mrs Wirley Gunsalus presented a pi titled In the Home of the Passion Play and Mrs Carol Munson led an English lesson. Vernie Kier handed out materials for the National Consumers Tax Mission. The next meeting will be the annual Christmas party at Mrs Zcha Howard s home.
Aid Holds Bazaar at Smet Christmas Supper
The annual Christmas bazaar and supper was hosted by the La w of the Methodist Church Wednesday with a baked foods table post office and candy booth sponsored by divisions 1 2 and 3 of the Aid, aiding community service.
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AID
DE Smet
Methodist Church
We Day
Foreman Undergoes Tonsillectomy Surgery
Westland section foreman at BI, sick for some time, underwent a six tonillectomy at Mary's Hospital in Pierre on Tuesday. He is reported to be recovering slowly.
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Ten ‘Westland
iMary
Pierre Tues
Rand
Welch son visits Rapid City parents in December
Marvin Welch of Rapid City is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Welch at their home this December. The brief note records the family visit from a local Rapid City figure during the holiday season.
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Blunt
Marvin’ Welch
Rapid City
Earl Welch
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