Trade, Ideology, and Irony in Nazi Soviet Ties
The piece argues Hitler and Stalin spout venom while secretly trading, with Russia buying more German goods than any other nation and paying in gold. It notes both sides urge foreign support yet profit from commerce, praising realpolitik over crusades. The moral questions whether calls for vendetta are genuine or shared interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermany
Russia
Hitler
Stalin
Germany
Ata
Living Age
Italy
Transcontinental toll roads eyed by Roosevelt aide and senator
Resident Roosevelt discusses an eight billion dollar self liquidating transcontinental highway system. Senator Bulkley prepares a bill for a toll financed network. New Deal support could justify federal bonds repaid by tolls. Touring highways would ease city traffic and offer potential returns beyond taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ohio
Senator Bulkley
Federal Highway Corporation
New Deal
United States
The Protective Diet and Its Food List
The article outlines a protective diet for adults and children, detailing milk, meat or substitutes, cheese eggs legumes and milk, fats, whole grains, vegetables and fruit. It notes adjustments for hard work or body build and states the diet provides adequate calories and fiber.
Safe Lend Lund Cagers Roll Over Dalton Defense
A Way, George Had discusses diet flexibility for health and cost, then notes Lund high school cagers facing Dalton. Lund’s team surged early, scoring 16 points in two minutes and 32 more before Dalton could answer, with timeouts called as the bewildered Daltonite defense struggled. final score remains incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend Lund
Dalton High
Daltonites
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton
The article debates modern child training focusing on character strength and self growth over harsh discipline. It critiques arbitrary methods and mixed results, acknowledging some success with new individuality while noting doubt about its universal benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Nota
Escape Plot in Sunrise Prison Break Amid War Cruise
On the brig Sunrise a British war sloop, two American prisoners Cabell Banks and Jerry Whitfield plot escape at Ramsgate. They slip a guard, steal two marine disguises, blend with deck crowds, bribe a bumboat seller for ducks and flee ashore with plans to regroup and slip away.
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Sunrise
England
Netherlands
Atlantic
Strait of Dover
Ramsgate
Cabell Banks
Jerry
Cabell
Jerry Whitfield
Feese
Abell Banks
His Majesty
Cabell Ganks
Bearden Seeks Hempstead Sheriff Collector Nomination
Hempstead county voters face a Democratic primary on August 9 2008 with consicdate REGINALD BEARDEN seeking Sheriff and Collector. The announcement underscores concerns about youth discipline and self control amid societal pressures and rapid modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Reginald Bearden
Flapper Fanny Ing and the Modern Father Dilemma
A fragmentary column by Sylvia laments indecision about independence and indulgence. It contrasts the “most modern” fathers taking affairs into their own hands with the need for restraint, urging safe, orderly paths over risky behavior.
The Schnicklefrittes in Hollywood vaudeville satire
Hollywood notes on The Schnicklefrittes, a six member German origin novelty band from Minnesota who gained fame through phonograph records and performances. Led by Praddie Fisher and Stanley Fritts, they use a two man contraption called the contrtian and perform visual effects with a humorous stage act. Their work with Vallee helped introduce them to Hollywood studios and vaudeville circuits, with a chaotic yet entertaining history of early touring and record success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cialil
United States
Middle West
Hinh-Bows
Strukowski
Swing
Vallee
Puois
Warner Fathers' Stock Company
Rudy Vallee
Stein
St. Pat
Sehaick Territres
Tet
Iine
Ustal Ames
Praddie Fisher
Stanley Fritts
Fischer
Winona
Mimi
Andy
Nile
Millenias
Pak
Mallywond
Wen Keo
Tie Druimainen
Halleynsoon
A Book a Day By Bruce Catton review
A long review of Lloyd's insurance origins and Ralph Straus's book Edoyd's the Gentlemen at the Coffee House. The piece traces Lloyd's beginnings in a coffee house on Leadenhall Street in 1686, the evolution of marine insurance, and the role of Edward Lloyd and the Latine Bell in shaping the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traux
Famous House
Linyd
Linyad
Liloyd
Mmost
Edoyd
Ralph Straus
Carrick & Eviuis, Inc
Mane
Lloyd's
JST
Creeurdad
Landut
Hegan
Edward Lloyd
Lloyd’s Mercers
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DR. Morris
Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
George
Thiave
Poly
RACHEL MACK _ au Cogfrights
NEA Gemien, Inc
Polly Curlsey
Alucy
London
Milay Whitfield
Herps
Cahhel Banks
Polly Ie
Wageler
Yankees
Hey
Tmres
Sylvia
Paul Krs
Res Bose
Tepper Collins
Chicago
Ergdten
Dane
Bethey Alley
Bruce Catton
Hempstead Motor
Max Cox
Ark
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