Dollar Diplomacy Then and Now Conscience in U S Foreign Policy
A reflective piece recounts a 1920s Nicaraguan newspaper raid by U S Marines, the related settlement paid by the U S Treasury, and argues that U S policy swung from aggressive land grabs to a conscience tempered approach. It cites Mexico, Spain, and Cuba history, noting end of the dollar diplomacy era and ongoing critiques of imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Nicaragua
Central America
Buitrago Diaz
The
Tribuna
Managua
United States Treasury
Dr. Diaz
Uncle Sam
America
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Japan
China
U. S. Treasury
Mexico
Gadsden
Washington
Spain
Philippines
Cuba
Alaska
Straight
Federal WPA spending rise to 23 million a month
The article notes Washington ordered a monthly WPA increase of 23 million to fight unemployment, highlighting the strain on an already unbalanced budget. It argues relief costs hinder budget balancing while unemployment climbs, urging federal action as the only viable remedy until business revival occurs.
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Washington
Nervous Breakdown Causes and Family Factors
The second of five Dr. Pishbebey installments outlines how nervous breakdowns arise from a mix of physical disturbances and life experiences. It notes thyroid and other gland activity, heart or gut issues, obstetric history, and familial tendencies, along with childhood nutrition, infections, poisons, education, and emotional stress as potential triggers.
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Aieed
Lost Aurelius expedition pilot readied for daring landing
In a staged radio scene, Captain Trent prepares to fly over Central America as the audience awaits his plan for locating the lost Aurelius expedition. Linda and Barry share a tense farewell at Trent Hall before his departure, amid hushed hopes and family bustle.
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Arry
Linda
Barry
Titania
Trent
United States Navy
Aurelius
Laro
Prent
Tuward
Mesa
United
Captain Trent
Lyrial
Miranda
Tenda
Happiness and self respect through home play and work
Olive Roberts Barton argues happiness comes from a balanced home life with real friends, responsibility, and joint work and play. She urges giving children meaningful tasks, cultivating hobbies, and encouraging laughter to build self respect and lasting contentment.
Fencing Masters Aid Hollywood Swordplay in 1920s
Paul Harrison profiles Frederic Cavens Belgian fencing master who trained Doug Fairbanks in Robin Hood and advised Errol Flynn. Cavens, a Royal Military Academy of Belgium graduate, coached duels from blade work to quarterstaff, with Basil Rathbone also honing skills for Rin go and Juliet. Also highlighted are archer Howard Hill, Bowyer and stunt coach, and Cavens’s son Albert used as doubles in Tovarich.
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Hollywood
Frederic Cavens
Cavens
Douglas Fairbanks
Errol Flynn
Royal Military Academy of
Belgium
Alsy
Sone
Paris
Fairbanks
John Barrymore
Don Juan
Basil Rathbune
Juliet
Rathbone
M. Cavens
Albert
Charles Boyer
Maurice Murphy
Tovarich
Stress of Work In Nervous Breakdown
A fragment notes a woman describing low spirits with no clear cause despite a supportive husband and children. She bursts into tears, suggesting a nervous breakdown rather than a physical illness. The piece mentions treatment challenges and implies ongoing mental health concerns.
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Rome
Huskies Star Back Craver Plans Honolulu Honeymoon
Washington football star Al Craver will take a honeymoon trip to Honolulu with his fiancée Patricia Barber of Seattle after their planned wedding on December 21. The Huskies are set to play two games in Hawaii over the holidays.
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Rust
Panama
Honolulu
al Craver
Fujlback
Patricia Barber
Seattle
Washington
Hawaii
Notice of sale in Hempstead County chancery cases 1937 order
In pursuance of the chancery court order in Hempstead County two cases, E. S. Green ing versus RP Richards et al and A. H. Eversmeyer versus J. M. Powers and L. L. Powers, the commissioner will sell at public venue to the highest bidder the described real estate. Sale dates set for January 8 or 32, 1938 with terms of credit and bond security, locations front doors of Hampstead County Courthouse and Arkansas Bank building, Hope Arkansas. Ages appear 90 acres in section 22, township 13 south, range 24 west. Lot 3 in Slavack Subdivision with detailed street-based boundary description. bonds at 10 percent interest.
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Chancery Court
Hempato County
Greening
RP. Richards
Hampstead
Washingiar
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Ralph Bailey
Haimpstead County
A. H. Eversmeyer
J. M. Powers
L. L. Powers
Galement
Arkansig Buk & Trust Company
City of
Hope
Slavack
Hype
Sauthewst
Hazel Street
West Fourth Street
North Hazen Street
North Hazel Street
East Avenue
Nience
North Hoezel Street
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Ublisher
U.S
DK Moriis Fishbein Falter
Journal of the American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
Pishbebey
Santa Claus and Company
Santa Claus
WS Company
Polly and
Mine
By King Cole
Matey
Everybusby's
Florida
Vic
Santa
Russia
Lege
Liseguode
Germany
Inda
Judge Baledyin
T Hem
Chadwick
Torn
Trent Hall
Birry
Gene
Wild Hope
Olive Roberts Barton
Paul Harrison
Robin Hood
Howard Hill
Hill
Prince John
North America
Italy
Tien
T. T. Miami
Western Auto Associate
Joe 'T. Riddle
Joe '. Riddle
Hete
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