Best of Good Neighbors United States and Canada
Essay argues the long enduring, mutually beneficial U S Canada relationship. It notes deep economic ties with three percent of world trade, large trade balances, and heavy mutual investment. The piece highlights shared security concerns, potential joint participation in Pan American affairs, and a growing interdependence beyond formal alliances.
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U. 3
Canada
United States
Mexico
Central
South Armerica
Roosevelt
U. S
China
U.S
Toys for the World Leads Global Toy Trade
The American toy industry has become a world leader in playthings with the Toy Fair in New York drawing buyers from Canada and several European regions. Exports topped imports for the first time, while German and Japanese products faced boycotts. American makers push quality despite higher costs to please children worldwide.
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New York
Canada
South Africa
Holland
England
Denmark
Sweden
Canal Zone
United States
Germany
China bans panda captures as newsreel firms lose footage
The text notes China will permit no more giant panda captures, impacting newsreels. It mentions New York camera hobbyists displaying their work, half of which show family pyramids on the beach, and adds lines about Goering’s weight loss and Crosby’s precautions amid kidnapping threats.
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China
New York
Woman's Viewpoint: seeing ourselves as others do
Ruth Millett argues women fail to recognize their own strengths and flaws. She describes types: over or underestimating talents, career limits, and marital discontent. The piece urges honest self perception to improve choices, citing shared distortions and personal blame patterns.
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Ruth Millett
Robert Burns
Second Bernhardt
NEA Service, Inc
Notable Quotes and Public Figures Snapshots
A collage of opinions and remarks from Henry Ford Rev Isaac Foot Tallulah Bankhead Marion Talley and John L Lewis. The excerpts touch themes of farming religion theater motherhood and labor leadership reflecting midcentury public discourse and personal perspectives.
Diary Of A Central 8 D Farm Woman April 27
A diary entry describes a rural evening with yard lights, fires burning thistles, and family togetherness. The twins work hard, scenes of quiet watching the flames unfold, and reflections on aging voices and dreams. Mention of grasshoppers, crops, and kitchen treats closes the vignette.
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James
Lke Trojans
Jim
Kramer
Time and travel speed in Rapid City and Pierre
A 30 year old Journal excerpt observed rapid changes in transportation. It notes a trip from Rapid City to Pierre once took five days, now two nights and a day, with 11:00 a.m. depart and 2:15 p.m. return. The piece argues future decades will bring faster progress and fewer people driving compared with aviation.
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Rapid City
Journal
A. J. McGain
Pierre
McCain
The
Internal TVA rift widens as Lilienthal faces opposition
Washington dispatch details a split among TVA board members Pope Morgan and general manager Blansford over Lilienthal's ownership stance. Congress warns moderation while neutrality, isolationism, and aid to Europe dominate debate. Pan Am flights to Europe loom as Lindbergh anniversary nears.
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TVA
Arthur Mar- Mun
David Lilienthal
Pope
Idaho
H. A. Morgan
John B.blansford
Lil Jenthal
Morgan
Lilienthal
House
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Radio Features Broadcast Schedule from New York Newsroom
A detailed, fragmentary radio schedule lists NBC CBS and related networks broadcasting Poland's foreign minister Col Josef Beck in Warsaw at about 4 15 a m and onward transmissions detailing the King and Queen of England's visit Ports mouth departure. It notes various programs across networks including Vocal Varieties Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee and the Kentucky Derby Preview, with arrivals in Washington of Somoza and music and talk segments throughout the day.
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Poland
Josef Beck
Warsaw
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CBS
MBMS
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England
Portsmouth
Eng
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WABC
F. D. Roosevelt
Jee Weay
Rudy Vallee
Bing Crosby
Joe E. Brown
Kate Smith
Kate Smith! ? Major Bowes Amateurs? 8 Kistelanetz and O'Keefe, Wiz-Nbc
Mr. Ean
Parsade of Progress
Metropolitan Opera
Die Miestersinger
WEAF
Ma Perkins
CBS Chain
CBS Chamber Orchestra
Edwin C. Hii
WJZ
Washington
Somoza
Nicaragua
Nbe
Wjz-East Broadcasting
Orches
Mbs
Alma Kitchell
Wabe
Manhattan
Cbs-Chain
Howie Wing
Cbs-Wabe
Nbc-Red-Chain
Nbc-Blue
Bob Trout
Bill Stern
John Gurney
Lowel
Thomas
Basie
Hal Totten
Barry Wood
Sophie Tucker
CBC
Amos and
Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
J. Fidler
Herbert Foote
Nbc-Weet
Abner
Jim
ABC
Cbe
Lone‘ Ranger
Wiw
Wgn
J. Berch
Sam. Baker
Lucille Manners
D& A
Fragmented TV Guide Entry With Many Odd Notes
A scrambled page lists TV programs and radio schedules with line breaks and partial captions. It includes names like Johnny Presents and Burns and Allen, with times ranging from 6 to 11 p.m., and mentions various stations and acts in a chaotic, OCR-like format. The readable items show a mix of shows, actors, and musical acts without a clear single story.
Birthday Party Honoring Late Daughter in Huron
Mrs. George Depp entertained twelve girls at her home for her late daughter's sixth birthday with games and a birthday supper at five. The party featured pink candles and spring flowers. Miss Marie Dolan returned Sunday from Salem visiting friends. A baby boy was born Sunday, April 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waildrip. Mrs. William Bliss traveled to Minneapolis for an over Sunday visit with son Raymond. Aberdeen auctioneer H. M. Baird arrived by airplane, delayed by weather and a spark plug issue, on a Victory Loan tour. Captain OR Wright spoke at the college auditorium about his World War I experiences and Marshal Foch's tactics.
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George Depp
Mable Helm
Marie Dolan
Salem
Charles Waildrip
William Bliss
Jiming
Minneapolis
Raymond Bliss
Aberdeen
H. M. Baird
South Dakota
United States'army
Waubay
Webster
Baird
OR Wright
College Auditorium
France
Marshal Foch
Yale Visitors Report With Stahls In Yale
Jerry Frahm and daughter Florence and Clifford Frahm of Iroquois visited Sunday at the home of Mr God Fane Edward Stah and family in Yale.
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YALE
Jerry Frahm
Florence
Clifford Frahm
Iroquois
God Fane Edward Stah
Rooster Hero Saves Henhouse in Wake of Fire
In Winston-Salem North Carolina Old Miles Standish the rooster led 23 hens to safety during a night fire at Rev D H Wilcox home. The minister praised the bird's nerve saying such a creature would be too tough to eat.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Old Miles Standish
D. H. Wilcox
Miles
Weather shortfall dominates Forestburg report
Unusually dry April leaves Forestburg area well below normal rainfall. S S Judy notes only .78 inch in April and 2.15 inches year to May 1, with pasture and corn planting affected. May temperatures ranged 11 to 89 degrees amid ongoing drought concerns.
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Forestburg
S. S. Judy
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