Seizure Debates and War Fringes in Early 20th Century Policy
Secretary Hull weighs why and how sanctions press on with contraband seizures not new in history. The piece recalls 1914 1916 notes with England over merchant ships and freedom of the seas amidst Allied sympathy. It notes Germanys risks and the Miles Brewton brick and ship data as a contrast to colonial industry.
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Hull
England
Germany
Great Britain
City of
Flint
Washington
France
Brock
Charleston
Biblical quotes on love from Romans and Walter Scott
A compact excerpt presents Romans 13 10 about love fulfilling the law and Walter Scott praising true love as a divine gift. The lines juxtapose scripture with literary praise to define love as universal and benevolent.
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Walter Scott
Ribbentrop seeks to justify invasion and warn of broader war
The article analyzes Joachim von Ribbentrop's recent speech arguing Germany acted to partition Poland with Russia and blames British leaders for the war. It notes his claims of respecting the Monroe Doctrine and questions the truth of Hitler's aims while predicting grave danger ahead. It also discusses Navy Day and a lunar eclipse with nostalgic reflections on the American Navy and Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Poland
England
France
Russia
Stalin
Ribbentrop
Munich
Prague
Hitler
America
British
von Ribbentrop
Prince of the Underworld
Britannia
Navy
Stephen Foster
Moon
Manila Bay
Santiago
Sol
Turkeyfurter Threat to the Hot Dog Emerges
The National Sausage Casing Dealers announce a turkeyfurter, hot turkey in a roll with cranberry sauce, riding on publicity from England's royal visit to Roosevelt. Promoted as a Thanksgiving option, it faces doubt in challenging the hot dog's long American vogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Roosevelt
Debunking English Brick Myths and Midtown Vignettes Update
A long column blends wartime dispatch and cultural notes. It cites US stance on the City of Flint captured by a German raider, then shifts to colonial brick myths about Elizabeth City and The Edward Teach mansion, followed by a Midtown Vignette of New York society, tabloids, and celebrities with brief city scenes and entertainment items.
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America
England
Elizabeth City
Edward Teach
Blackbeard
News and Observer
Charles Stephenson Smith
Port Tobacco
Maryland
Washington Post
Henry C. Link
Psychological Service Center
New York
Harrisburg
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Janet Gaynor
Odd McIntyre
With Dale Carnegie With Dale Carnegie
Not enough readable content to summarize a full item. Dale Carnegie author of How To Win Friends And Influence People is mentioned without clear event or context.
Paying Father Time News Briefs and Banquets
President Wilson has adjourned the municipal court for the night after disposing of nearly all 99 cases. Weaver College alumni attend a Methodist conference banquet. High Point teachers join Northwestern District meeting at Woman's College Greensboro. Local A D C members meet at the country club with hostesses listed. A Lake Michigan steamer sank in a storm with 12 drowned. Charles G Dawes to represent America in London arms conference. Mrs Lemira Goodhue mother of Mrs Calvin Coolidge dies in Northampton Massachusetts.
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Wilson
Weaver College
Methodist
High Point
Northwestern District Teachers Association
Woman's College
Greensboro
Lake Michigan
Charles G. Dawes
America
London
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Drought Brings Disaster To Western Farmers In U S
Bruce Catton in Washington reports a severe autumn drought across 30 states devastating farm crops from the Mississippi to plains regions. Families migrate, Farm Security officials seek relief funds of at least 50 million dollars, and Congress considers emergency grants as crop loans shift to December.
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Washington
United States
Texas
Ioma
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Drouth
Mississippi
Plains
Couhead
South
Ark
Alabama
T Tumn Drouth
Wall Doxey
Mssippi
Drouthmittee
Francis Case
Dakota
Farm Security
AAA
Wheat
Walter Winchell on Broadway Roundup of Celebrities and Spats
A nightlife column paints a portrait of Broadway figures and socialites including J P Morgan Doris Duke Senator Wagner Kaufman Nathan and others. It notes sightings at the Time Life Building Kellys Stables the Diamond Horseshoe the Astor Hotel and 14th Street venues with gossip about shows marriages and public feuds.
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J. P. Morgan
Time and Life
Doris Duke
Kelly's Stables
W. 51St Street
Robert F. Wagner
Diamond Horseshoe
George S. Kaufman
the Woollcott
Astor Hotel
George Jean Nathan
Simone Simon
Ricardo Cortez
Magic Lanterns
Sherman
14Th Street
Betty Grable
Hannah
Jack Pulaski
Variety
Ibee
Dinah Shore
Sounds In The Night At Various Clubs In The Gay Nineties
A fragmentary nightlife note lists remarks overheard at several venues including the Savoy Ballroom Whirling Top Gaucho Stork Swing and mentions of a figure is delusions of gender and morals on a tight-wire act with overheard barbs and lines.
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Savoy Ballroom
Business men push for new hotel before housing issues
Twenty years ago the local business community favored building a new hotel prior to addressing housing. Rev. E. K. McLarty of Asheville will preach at Wesley Memorial Church Sunday morning. Max Wall returns from Chapel Hill for the weekend. J. E. Gibson comes back from a business trip to South Carolina. C. F. Lambeth of Thomasville attends a chair manufacturers meeting here yesterday.
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E. K. McLarty
Asheville
Wesley Memorial Church
Max Wall
Chapel Hill
J. E. Gibson
South Carolina
C. F. Lambeth
Thomasville
Cabinet Leaders Meet to Discuss Coal Strike
A government meeting was convened to discuss the coal strike while protests and flag hissed incidents occurred in Fiume. Reports indicate Bolshevik forces under Leon Trotzky making gains toward Petrograd in ongoing attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Fiume
Leon Trotzky
Petrograd
Betty Coed Seeks Fraternity House Duties Stirring Debate
Report notes men in a middle western college pursuing nursemaid jobs as Betty Coed faces rumors of taking on duties at fraternity houses raising questions about roles and campus norms.
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Middle Western College
Butler Warns That Invading Europe Could Meet Multinational Resistance
In a blunt assessment Maj. Gen. Smedley D. Butler argues no single European country can easily strike the United States. He warns an invasion could trigger widespread resistance, with many Europeans potentially speaking French or Russian when Hitler returns.
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Hitler
Smedley D. Butler
U. S
Quotable Lines From The City Venues
A collage of quotes from street corners and venues highlights social satire. Clarence Darrow mocks wealth as a sign of brains while critics debate leadership and elections amid public performances and club vitrol.
Broadway Descriptions of Performers
The list catalogs Tommy Manville as Cassanovocain Greer Carson shows perfectly ironed linen Martha Raye stars in A storm in the port with likely stage notes and descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Tommy Manville
Cassanovocain
Greer Carson
Martha Raye
Band Director Question Raises Spirit at High Point Games
An editor letter from WHY questions whether High Point High Band has a director and argues the band should have a leader. The writer says the band supports players during games and warns that removing that support could weaken team fighting spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High Band
High Point College
Lexington
Bulgarian cab selection sparks international interest
A Bulgarian cab selection drew suggestions from Loni Moscow Berlin and Rome with Bulgarians reportedly showing interest.
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Loni
Moscow
Berlin
Rome
Luncheon Confusion Over Minister or Headwaiter
Unclear plans caused friends of Tommy Manville in New to debate who would officiate at a luncheon. Some wondered if a minister or a headwaiter should lead the event.
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Dlmer
Tommy Manville
New
Hamilton Fish Faces Neutrality Issue in House
Representative Hamilton Fish in the House will decide the neutrality issue. Voters largely forget this is a feature program.
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Hamilton Fish
House
Senate
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