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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1937
Page
3
Morgan Beatty explains that the neutrality law is flawed and rarely fits wartime needs. The piece discusses Congress role, presidential authority, cash and carry, and the aim to avoid war while maintaining neutral rights amid China Japan hostilities.
The piece argues the President must weigh neutrality law against Sino-Japanese warfare and asks whether invoking it would keep the U S out of war while promoting peace. It notes that applying the law would hurt peace by benefiting Japan and China as major U S trade partners, and questions the character of abandoning a world market.
Vienna reports Chancellor Schuschnize's cabinet is forming a secretive private force called the Sturmkorps or S.K. Comprised of ju jitsu and political specialists, the unit wears midnight blue uniforms and black shirts. The promotion notes echo Reichsfuehrer Hitler’s elite units, praising manliness, courage, and discipline. The corps reportedly first appeared on July 34 during exercises in memory of late Chancellor Englebert Dull-
A Milwaukee youth sent a Christmas list to Santa at the end of August. Postmaster John A. Fleissney said the letter would be held until a charitable group requests letters for Christmas. The transcript mentions a quirky note about an elephant's trunk having about 10,000 muscles.
A chaotic New York column discusses rent delinquency and lockouts in Bowery and Minetta areas, weaving tales of jiggers, protruding scams, and the old Minetta Brook lore. It intertwines anecdotes of tenants facing eviction with legends of notorious local figures and the faded romance of old New York streets.
In Kassel Germany a new Elena clinic for brain inflammation treatment was opened. Queen Elena of Italy, led by her Bulgarian daughter in law, supported by Bulgarian herbal remedies. Two German experts were sent to Italy to study the cure. The clinic will receive free medicinal supplies from Italy until Germany can produce them locally. Gold ore from a local copper mine was tested but costly to treat and extra deposits are sought as life of the mine may end in three years.
The British steamer Mocmijulla reported Monday that two airplanes bombed her off Ajaccio, the Corsican capital, in the western Mediterranean. The wireless message came from the vessel amid ongoing hostilities in the region.
In Kent Town New York 18 year old Mary Ann Kasanski defies expectations by farming her own plot of land. She tended twenty five acres of corn planted and harvested many crops including oats and hay while handling chores with minimal help from family.
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