Ten years that shook the world end with a call to action
The essay surveys the tumult of the 1930s, noting war’s rise, social shifts, and New Deal policies. It argues America must pursue lasting peace while addressing unemployment, security, the economy, housing, and agriculture, and cautions against entanglement in Europe’s conflicts. It ends urging swift, practical effort in the coming decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Manchuria
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Spain
China
Hitler
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Memel
Danzig
Poland
Soviet Union
Albania
Ritain
France
Germany
Stalin
Finland
NRA
AAA
CWA
FERA
WPA
PWA
HOLC
FSA
FHA
USHA
Uncle Sam
United States
Swedish Labor Decides Defense Support For Finland
Swedish labor groups refuse Soviet appeasement and back Finland against USSR aggression. About 2 million dollars in cash has been raised, with the Swedish Confederation of Labor contributing around 125,000 dollars. Workers unite yet dissociate from Stalin's influence as Sweden aids Finland's defense efforts.
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Sweden
Stalin
Russia
Finland
Swedish Confederation of Labor
Joe Stalin
Stalin's global appeal hints at working class power
Fragmentary text argues that a world movement could subjugate workers and strip hard won liberties, suggesting Joe Stalin holds influence over the working man worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trine
Joe
Stalin
Diary Or A Central Farm Woman December Day Reflections
December day at home filled with gifts and clutter yet a thoughtful Christmas message emerges. The narrator recalls a church service at St Paul on the Hall with a large crowd and shared communion, noting the Christmas offering reveals inner generosity. She muses on aging, domestic chores, and mending a gaping heel as the day winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janey
Jim
St. Paul's
Lalone
Betty Grable Leaves Broadway For Hollywood After Divorced Life
Ruth Mullett notes Betty Grable, 23, shifts from DuBarry Was a Lady on Broadway back to Hollywood. Grable discusses divorce from Jackie Coogan, saying she is happy and that divorces stem from unknown marital faults, urging marriage courses as a remedy.
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Ruth Mullett
Broadway
Hollywood
Kleig
Betty Grable
DuBarry
Betty
Jackie Coogan
Jack Ave
Refugee comments spark wartime debate in America
A collage of wartime quotes from church leaders and public figures discusses refugees, poverty, and propaganda. The Federal Council of Churches pledges aid under God to world order, while others warn of refugees as market forces, and discuss Finland and Soviet Russia conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Senate Fears Overriding Trade Pacts by Senate Ratification
The Star Journal warns that forcing Senate ratification of executive negotiated trade pacts risks political gaming and potential destruction of accords. It cites historical patterns where Senate action erodes concessions and stresses the need to preserve reciprocal trade progress against minority obstruction and partisan maneuvering.
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Senate
Minneapolis
John Hay
Republicss
Fragmented Radio Program Guide and Clues
An OCR chaotic listing of radio programs, musical acts, and station schedules. It mixes clues like goddess and unit terms with program names such as Dancing Music Orchestra and The Lone Ranger, outlining a dense, era-specific broadcast grid with multiple stations and show times.
Inside Germany Hope For Peace Moves In 1940
A cautious Washington note discusses possible peacemaking signals from the Pope and Roosevelt before 1940. It cites German leaders Goering and Von Ribbentrop, Russia’s role in the Balkans, and the impact on Hitler’s regime. It notes Thyssen’s exile, Catholic populations in new territories, and Myron Taylor’s Vatican mission as a likely overinterpretation.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Germany
Pope
Roosevelt
Berlin
É von Ribbentrop
Finland
Reds
Stalin
Hitler
Balkans
Scandinavia
Ian
Russia
Ivan Ribbentrop
Downing Street
Britain
France
Goering
von Ribbentrop
Fritz Thyssen
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Myron- Taylor
Vatican
Radio schedule notes for January third broadcast day
New York reports the opening of congress and the president's message to be broadcast from Washington. Programs will air on MBS at 10 45 a m and 11 a m via WJZ NBC and WABC CHS, with the president's message at 12 45 p m on MBS and at 1 p m on WEAF WJZ NSC and WABC CHS. List covers nightly shows and time slots across networks including NBC CBS and Blue networks with serials, concerts and talks.
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Weaf
Kyw
Wbz
Wmal
Orch
Nbe
Readchain
Byrne and Allen
Ebs-Wabe
Mbs
Wor
East
Bob Howard
Read
Sam
Hellswood Playhouse
Johnny Green
Nbe-Weat
Roy Shield
Phe
Cbswale
Raymond
Kaye Brinker
Indianapolis
Symph Y Or
Symph Y Or. Ebswabe. Burns and Ailen
Cbs-West
Fulton Lewis
New York
Congress
Acre Three Nobepeke
Wjz-Nbc
Wabc-Chs
WJZ
NSC
WABC
Europe
CBS
NBC
Bob Hope
We the People
Wiz-Nbc
Aldrich Family
Mr. Weeks
Brent House
Charles Sears
Tara Mix
Dinning Sisters
Bluewest
Scattergood Baines
Pade Tuthee
Layman
Ubswabe
Billy and
Betty
Midwest
Harold Turner
Amids
Chain
Edwin C. Hill
H.V. Kaltenborn
Abner
Weat
Lowell Thomas
Dhs
Ibe
É Filion Levante
Fuller Mbs
F. Waring
Tare Neen
Jz Asamoe
Andy Che
Weavers Cbs-West
Fulton Lewis! Jr
Keen
Lum-Ab
Cbs-Gabe-Basic
Hand County Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Sam Miller reports a hand county couple marked their golden wedding anniversary with family and friends. The Morrison home hosted yellow decorations and a cake centerpiece as Rev A J Fisher gave an address. The couple married in Hartington Nebraska and lived in Coleridge before settling in Hand County thirty years ago.
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Miller
Sam
Eer
Hisap Marcison
Ownal Dee
Ony
Pompona
Holly
Morrison
Ile
Lucille Morrison
Esther Stout
Baptist
A. J. Fisher
Hartington
Neb
Coleridge
Hand County
Visits in Huron Willow Lake Details
Jan 2 report notes E I Underwood served as visitor at the Paul Underwood home in Huron over several days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Willow Lake
E. I. Underwood
Paul Underwood
Miss Myrte Olson Taken To Wessington Hospital
Miss Myrte Olson was taken to Wessington hospital last Thursday for treatment of intestinal influenza that she had been suffering from for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Myrte Olson
Wessington Hospital
Slip With Pleated Bra-Top Pattern 9627
Pattern advertisement for a pleated bra top slip designed to enhance the waist and hourglass figure. Describes fabric choices, sizes 12 to 40, yardage for shoulders and edging, and how to order patterns with a 15 cent coin, plus the Pattern Service address and offer for more designs.
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Wacker Drive
Chicago
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Ask
I.D
Tory
Clarence E. Fickett
American Friends Service Committee
de Joseph Goebbels
Hamilton Fish
Republi New York
Blican
Soviet Russia
Nansen
U.S
Philippines
South America
Fred Waring
Paul Sullivan
Wabe
Amos
Andy
Mbs-Chain
Winieman
Dene Music¢ Orch
Inia
Ty Garam
Ubr. Inc
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Washington Cortes
Jim Farley
Virginia
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