Foundations of Land and Dictatorships After Pilsudski's Death
A letter to the editor discusses the shaky foundations of personal dictatorships after Marshal Pilsudski's death, noting Poland's internal unity under his rule and the uncertain future as factions in Poland and Europe recalibrate. It warns that leaders like Mussolini and Hitler hinge regimes on personality, and that chaos may follow a dictator's demise amid shifting alliances. The piece contrasts this with American economic recovery and Roosevelt's policies, arguing for free enterprise as essential to sustaining investment and production.
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Wheeling
Europe
Josef Pilsudski
Warsaw
Poland
Pilsudski
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Germany
United Front
Caesar
Approval of New Public Works Projects Continued
President Roosevelt announced approved individual projects including large river development funds and start funds for Passamaquoddy Maine while delaying local plans for schools and bridges. He noted a 30 percent federal share for Wisconsin and New York sewer work and cautioned about time to finalize state local allocations.
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Roosevelt
Allotment Board
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Wisconsin
Passamaquoddy
Maine
New York City
Ickes
SUN UP Playcast Promises Smooth Evening at Central School
The cast led by James Fay as Sheriff and Cecil Daugherty as Bute, with Paul Ward as Hilky and Ruth Batten as the Stranger, prezent a strong Friday night performance at the Central school. Tickets sold through Mildred Waters, Miss Gen Any student. five cents per ticket sold after five. Reserved seating offered. time and place to be announced tomorrow.
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Ward
Mildred Waters
First Ward
Gen
Little Theatre
For Rent Two Room Apartment Furnished
Two room apartment for rent furnished at 116 East Main Street opposite the Elks Club. Contact details not provided. rental listing notes duration and 48-3t tag from source.
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Maple Avenue
East Main Street
The
Elks Club
West
Democratic lawmakers voice split with Roosevelt over navy
Washington dispatch notes sharp criticism by Representatives John J. O Conn or of New York and Adolph Sabath of Illinois signaling a broad rift within the party on Naval policy. The piece also touches on Soviet needs for American engineers and the concept of bidding for brains, led by Amtorg chairman Peter Bogdanoff in New York.
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Socialist Republic
United States
Peter Bogdanoff
Amtorg
New York
Gypsy dancer Consuelo wins Broadway break tonight
Consuelo informs two newspaper men she will succeed Louise D Ville as star of the Follies tonight. reporters praise her rapid rise while she wrestles with doubt and the dream of becoming the real gypsy star amid doubts about L Ville and a looming dramatic break.
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Consuelor
Louise D'Ville
Follies
Gypsy
Fey
Dalstrom
Blackmire
Kanara
Co Jong
Consuelo
Ous
Louise
New York
Marble Palace
L'Ville
Honey Bear
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Grafton Daily Sentinel
Onayrow Publishing Company
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Va
Grafton Printing Co
Howard H. Holt
Jameg F.holt
Jobn
Palmer
W. Vs
Associated Press
National Advertising Representative
B. Clayden, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
North Michigan Avenue
Bloomington
Pantagraph
Mae West
Duce Lor
Kinalé Minnie
Einor
J. Guy Allender
West Boyd Street
H. C. Compton
Trust Company Building
West Washington Street
M.C. A
Washington World
Representative O'Connor
Popular Legislative Chamber
Washington
Joseph W. Burn
William B. Bankhead
Edward T. Taylor
Bankhead
Central Press
East 45Th Street
Leslie Eichel
Ibrid
Srvile
Ation
Cae
Shou
Parker
Uelo
Dougtne
Ang
Doug
Dougalas
Laulae
Borg
Outre
Alway
Nme
Ming
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