The Dictatorship Debate and Social Play Advice
In a 1938 column the piece contrasts European politics with American life, noting Romania's one party regime and Great Britain’s debts talks while a Ruth Millett feature on personality argues husbands benefit from dancing, tennis, and social games. Dr. Henry C. Link champions play over passive entertainment for healthier personalities, praising activities like dancing and bridge as key to social development.
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Henry C. Link
Link
NEA Service, Inc
Advertising Representatives Wanted Nationwide
National advertising representatives in multiple cities including New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago Minneapolis seek department or person to contact. Call 4151 for details on opportunities and commissions.
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Arthur H. Hagg & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Nazis Borrow U S Gangland Technique
A U P dispatch argues Germany’s 1938 loans totaling 20 billion marks feed a state crackdown on Jews. It claims 400 million marks are earmarked as fines, plus bans on Jewish professions and property, driving emigration or exclusion while profits flood Reich coffers.
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U. S
Germany
United Press
Kelly
Ace Bailey
Reich
Alcatraz
Kentucky Justice Remarks On Women Beauty Habits
A Supreme Court Justice from Kentucky sparked debate by doubting that Kentucky women used cosmetics. The exchange questioned whether his remark reflected perceived unsophistication or innate beauty, prompting further discussion on decorum and interpretation of his comment.
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Supreme Court
McReynold
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Professor Regrets American Independence Split
A Princeton University professor emeritus in English literature writes in Quarterly Review that severing from Britain ranks among history’s lamentable mistakes. He notes the separation occurred long ago under a rebel named George Washington and reflects on the colonial break.
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George McLean Harper
Princeton University
Quarterly Review
George “Wash
They Say Hello Dearie and the Blond Gun Man
A fragment cites a Cleveland motorist held up by a Blond gun man while political and economic themes are debated. Dr. Juan Pajus from the Foreign Affairs Council weighs in on anti-Semitism. The piece mentions Sir George Paish and a note about Philip Musica, alias F Donald Coster, who killed himself after past disclosures.
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Dearie
Blond Gun Mon
Cleveland
Juan Pajus
Foreign Affairs Council
Janes W. Wise
Stephen S. Wise
Philip Musica
F. Donald Coster
Bos Burns Sancu Or The Day By Bob Burns
Bob Burns writes about nature delivering self made punishment through jealousy deceit and suspicion. He recalls Uncle Skinny Flint’s gamble on an invisible hair net, illustrating a humorous moral about cost and clarity in making decisions.
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Bob Burns
Skinny Flint
Skinny
Esquire Features
Tne
Confession Thought to Follow Hahn Execution
Anna Marie Hahn, executed in Ohio for murder by poisoning, allegedly confessed after her death to killing four men including George Gsellman. The letter to her attorney detailed the slayings of Palmer, Wagner, and Obendorfer. Prosecutors and governor argued justice was served. critics question innocence and the case’s balance.
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Mrs. Hahn
Sioux City
George Obendorfer
Anna Marie Hahn
Commonwealth of Ohio
Legislature Faces Hard Choice In Budget Slimming
Hayti Herald-Enterprise notes the upcoming session must trim state spending by about a million dollars annually. Savings will appear in many small cuts across numerous items, with no easy single target. If necessary, lawmakers must prune government activities harshly, despite strong interests defending existing functions and the political cost.
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Hayti_ Herald-Enterprise
Japanese Imperial Wife and a Word Puzzle Mix
A fragmented puzzle mentions the wife of the Japanese emperor and a long list of clues with numbers. It blends chesslike wordplay and definitions for various terms such as islands, emotions, colors, and common nouns, interspersed with hints about people and objects.
Diary entry reflects Christmas hopes and family plans
A December diary excerpt recalls last year's heavy snow, hopes for a white Christmas, and a quiet night watching The Star. The writer notes a son away for Christmas, prepares a box, and contemplates dreams and detours shaping family life and goodwill.
Farewell party for Lindau gifted by Social Sisters Club
Ten years ago in Huron Mr and Mrs Ed Lindau received a farewell party from the Social Sisters Club and families as they planned a Texas trip and a move to Little Falls Minnesota. The note mentions honor roll students from A Club plus staff notes and various locals including Ed Mann returning from Moorhead and Florence Fisch leaving Christmas vacation.
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Ed Lindau
Social Sisters Club
Lindau
Texas
Little Falls
Minn
Linday
A. Club
Renlorg Lois Bowen
Letha Costain
Jeanette Gagnon
Leslie Halvorsen
Mildred Hampton
Meryl Jones
Robert Miner
Marian Pugsley
Ursule Quigley
Florence Young
Thelma Anderson
Marjorie Brown
Hapid City
Florence Fisch
Huron
Emmonses Spend Holidays With Hocking Family In Huron
Due to illness in her family in Minneapolis, Mrs. R. C. Emmons and her husband Mr. Emmons from Madison Wisconsin arrived in Huron last evening to spend the holidays with Mrs. Emmons' parents Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hocking at 250 Fifth Street Southwest.
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Minneapolis
R. C. Emmons
Madison
Wis
Huron
Maude Adams to Broadcast Christmas Eve Readings
Veteran stage figure and Stevens College drama professor Maude Adams will contribute a Christmas Eve broadcast on WJZ NBC at 7:30 p.m. reading old carols to be sung by a mixed choir. The schedule lists extensive radio features across WEAF WABC and other networks with music, drama, and news programs through Friday.
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Maude Adams
Stevens College
Columbia
Wjz-Nbc
Weafnbc
London
WABC
CBS
Bethlehem
WJZ
NBC
Toronto
WEAF
Ma Perkins
Jack Armstrong
Edward Davies
Malcolm Claire
Gea
Holmes
Amos 'N
Andy
Morin Sisters
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
E. Bolognial
Revelers
J. Marshard
Eimery Deutsch
Lugille Manners
Abe Lyman
Guy Lombarda
Uncle Ezra
Cesar Saerchinger
Jimmie Fidler
Messner
Amos N Andy
Hena F
Arch Oo Jamez
Doris Rhodes
Ed Thorgersen
Howie Wing
Sophie Tucker
Lum
Abner
Jack Haley
Ted Fi
Jones Morgenthau loan to Bank of China sparks wary debate
Washington buzzes over a $135 million credit facility to the Bank of China linked to J. M. Jones and Morgenthau. The bank’s location and repayment via Chinese wood oil spark speculation about diplomatic influence and gains in Anglo American credit guarantees. Critics caution potential political risk amid Japanese actions and White House family discussions.
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Washington
Bank of Chins
United States
Jesse Jones
Treasury
Morgenthau
New York
Chiang Kai-Shek
Jones
Joan
China
Yangtze River
Yangtze Valley
Messrs
Watch recovered in Virginia but owner unlocated
In Alexandria on December 22 a visitor named Laurence Williams reported his watch stolen twenty three years ago. It has now turned up in a secondhand store, but police cannot locate Williams as he did not leave an address. The story mentions a 1928 world feldspar production record of 480,837 long tons by all countries.
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Huron
S. D
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lance
Jim
Jerry
Waich
Alexandria
Laurence Williams
Williams
Christmas Program At Bancroft Dec 24
The St John Lutheran Sunday School of Bancroft presents its annual Christmas program on December 24 at 7 o’clock. The four part program Unto You features recitations by Dirksen and Weerts families, solo and choir singing, a manger scene lighting, and a 12 foot Christmas tree. The offering to Charitable Institutions of the American Lutheran Church will be placed on the altar and the public is invited to join in worship.
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Bancroft
St John Lutheran Sunday School of
Helen Dirksen
Rosella Dirksen
Evelyn Engelhardt
Dorothy Raabe
Ruta Dirksen
Delbert Dirksen
Marlene Dirksen
Lois Schlender
Vivian Weerts
Gordon Raabe
Merle Dirk
Len
Robert Engelhardt
Lillian Weerts
Joss Schlender
Betty Hartel
Thomas Daily Found Dead In Home
Thomas Daily, 75, was found dead in his Orient home Tuesday afternoon by friends who went to check on his absence from downtown. He had complained of feeling poorly for several days and his death was attributed to heart failure. Funeral arrangements had not been completed by Wednesday.
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Ohient
Thomas Daily
Church of God Incorporation Filed in Sioux Falls
Articles of Incorporation for the Church of God in Sioux Falls have been filed with the secretary of state. Directors are Guy W. Barrett LP Olson and Ole Iverson, all of Sioux Falls.
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Pyerre
Church of God
Sioux Falls
Secretary of State
Guy W. Barrett
LP. Olson
Ole Iverson
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