07 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
1
Ruth Wyeth Spears describes spool based toys for Christmas craft projects. step by step instructions show making doll and dog figures from spools with wire joints, bonnet, dress, and facial images from magazines. notice of Sewing Book No 4 release and quilt block patterns offers.
Joseph W. LaBine argues the Finnish invasion discredits Hitler and leaves him friendless, signaling potential Soviet or Allied counteractions as the Reds brace for a blow at the Reich. The column, released by Western Newspaper Union, carries the editor's note that opinions are the analyst's.
Finland faces immediate war as Soviet invasion follows Molotov denouncement. Hitler criticized for shifts, Britain blocks German exports, Japan objects, and Neutrals fear global escalation. Italy questions blockade risk while public opinion weighs alliance dynamics amid naval attacks and territorial threats.
A Fortune poll suggests 47.4 percent of voters favor Roosevelt staying in the White House, with broader 1946 conventions facing jockeying between Republicans and Democrats. Hamilton hints at delaying nominating meetings to July or August amid calls for brevity during international crisis and budget trims.
Hollywood theater and radio trend pieces discuss Garbo's Ninotchka changing titles from City for Sale to Ladies Know Too Much and Tay Garnett directing a cast led by Pat O'Brien and Ruth Terry. Rudy Vallee’s Carol program mishap recalled. The Gentleman From Arizona star Rex Jr. features Magnacolor in Monogram film. Scattergood Baines continues on CBS. Molly Goldberg legacy noted. Battle of Wits questions, Joan Blandell hotel coffee quirk, and industry radio history wrapped in an omnibus item.
Frits Kuhn, German-American Bund member, convicted of grand larceny and related charges in New York. faces up to 30 years in prison. Mrs. Roosevelt testified before the Dies Committee, while the American Youth Congress offered to testify against the Reds but was not asked. Interior Secretary Vek er discussed armored tanks and highway trucks amid a disrupted inquiry.
A collection of practical guidance covers peanut butter fillings for child snacks, keeping white silk items from yellowing, doubling boiler cooking efficiency with salted water, proper lard mixing for pastry, cleaning photographs with cold water only, lemon rubbing for white tender chicken, and common causes of squeaky floors with advice to fix them by face nailing to finished surfaces.
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