Expanding Soviet Domination Threatens Germany in War News
Joseph W. LaBine analyzes the Baltic move by the Soviet Union and the broader European impact. He notes Russia's protectorate reach into Estonia Latvia and Lithuania, the stance toward Finland and the Baltic timber shipments, and the shifting Balkan diplomacy. The piece covers German, Italian, British actions, and the U S safety belt plan, with Roosevelt eyeing export credit expansion.
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Poland
Japan
Germany
Russia
Josef Stalin
Baltic
Estonia
Latvia
Vilhelms Munters
Moscow
Lithuania
Black Sea
Dar~danelles
Afghanistan
India
Britain
Argentina
Uncle Sam
U. S
South America
Roosevelt
Congress
Congress Oratory Faces Arms Embargo Debate in Senate
In October the U S senate chamber swelled with oratory over neutrality and the arms embargo. Debates split between repeal and retention as leaders like Barkley and Blydenberg weighed votes and credit terms. Poland’s ambassador and U S policy toward Poland featured amid broader European tensions.
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U.S
Senate
Europe
Oratory Club
U. S
Idaho
Borah
Nevada
Pittman
Michigan
Vandenberg
Texas
Connally
Washington
Schnellenbach
North Dakota
Nye
Louisiana
Overton
United States
Alben Barkley
Isdué
Trend and Relief Actions Across Public Discourse
The report notes radio broadcasts banned by the National Association of Broadcasters after heated religious debates. It cites Rev. Father Coughlin Judge Rutherford and Rev. Walton Cole as targets. In labor news, a U.S. appeals court found the Labor Department overstepped on minimum wage rules for iron and steel. Relief funds total 260000 for European aid with disbursements to Germany and Switzerland for Polish refugees.
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Isegues
National Association of Broadcasters
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
New York
Joseph J. Rutherford
Toledo
Walton Cole
Washington
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Labor
Adam’s Day Sabbath and Odd Royal Enclosure Facts
The piece notes that 250 million masters observe Friday as Adam’s Sabbath per Mohammeds account, listing his creation, expulsion, repentance, death, and future resurrection. It adds that chameleons fight slowly, with battles showing strains in skin color. It cites aging reducing cinema attendance and Ascot exclusions for bankruptcy or debts among aristocracy and sporting elites.
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Mohammed
Adam
Paradise
Britain
Ascot
England
Fall Pattern Book and Apron Styles Promised by The Sewing Circle
A Fall Pattern Book offers designs including three apron styles with protective pinafores. Patterns No. 1830 and No. 1829 cover multiple sizes and yardage needs. The kit includes sew charts and easy guidance, priced at 15 cents per pattern, order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Decorative initials transfer pattern for sewing circle
Pattern 2274 offers satin button hole seed stitch and cutwork initials with two 1% inch and one 1% inch alphabet. Send 15 cents in coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave. New York NY for this transfer pattern.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
N. Y
Flowered Hat Multitasks At Funeral And Garden Party
A young matron faces a clash of duties with a funeral and garden party on the same day. She dons sober attire and carries a flowered hat in a box, hiding it during the service by placing it in a pastry. Her clever solution falters as the hat rests on the coffin wreaths when the coffin is brought in.
Name changes sweep nations and towns in name shakeups
Siam is renamed Muang-Thai, the land of the free, and U S postal guides reveal town name shifts across states. Frugality vanishes from Pennsylvania, Graft from Colorado, Coin from Kentucky, Truth from Arkansas, while Love, Arkansas becomes Ash Flat. The piece notes disillusion with these changes.
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Siam
U. S
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Kentucky
Arkansas
Love
Tricky quiz questions from a newspaper page
A list of ten trivia prompts asks about Adam's needle and Adam's peak, artesian well naming, racing clothes weight for jockeys, the two smallest European states, the meaning of gnomon, the reference of the song Coming Through the Rye, the unit of electric current, correct idiom usage, which American city was first known as New Amsterdam, and types of foundations under Venice buildings.
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New Amsterdam
Venice
Italy
Variety of Miscellaneous Readings and Facts
A list of diverse items includes yucca species, a mountain peak in Ceylon, and gardening notes. It notes wells sunk in Artois France, a jockey's outfit weight under 30 ounces, Monaco and San Marino sizes, a geometric figure, a small river, and an amper e named for Andre Ampere. It cites a quotation on usage and a reference to New York and describes mostly piles.
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Ceylon
Artois
Anc
Artesium
France
Monaco
San Marino
An Ampere
Andre Ampere
Rossiter Johnson
New York
Treaty Language French Still Dominant in Multinational Deals
Collier's notes that French remains the language of treaties among three or more powers. It also governs the third copy of dual-language treaties, with the French text decisive if meanings diverge.
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Joseph W. Labine
Western Newspaper Union
Berlin
Saar
Admiral Scheer
Brazil
Singapore
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Reich
der Fuehrer
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Reichstag
Hitler
Soviet Russia
Ireland
Raeder
Athenia
Pan America
Panama City
Pats
Beandins
Avrivar- Unter
Atlantic Ocean
Rinland
Tania
Tman Bloc, Mie Sax
Wilhelms Munters
Canada
Pacific
North Atlantic
Australia
Hongkong
Missouri
Bennett Champ Clark
Minnesota
Ernest Lundeen
Bahamas
Jamaica
Newfoundland
Trinidad
White House
Statecraft
Paris
Anthony Drexel Biddle
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Treaty
PR Iain
Camels
Rocaccos