Politics at Root of Soviet Failure
AP Feature Service writer Hy Morgan Beatty argues Moscow’s Finland campaign failed not just militarily but politically. He cites alleged OGPU influence on Stalin, Soviet misreading of Finland’s strength, and delayed drive as the causes, with Moscow’s inner council supposedly misinformed by its own security apparatus.
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Tie Hy Morgan M. Beatty
Stalin
Finland
Moscow
Russia
Torijoki
Karelian Istands
Helsinki
Lin
Fineland
Mannerheim
Rus- Sig
OGPU
People's Government of
Double Silhouette Trend Shapes Spring American Fashions
American designers push a dual spring trend with soft front fullness and larger pockets at the hip. The look ranges from slim draped gowns to wide swinging skirts, with shirrings, tuckings, embroidery, and varied sleeve styles, plus festive evening dresses with net or lace and dramatic back fullness.
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Amer
Milady
Russia Enters Karelian Isthmus in Bold Winter Push
The piece notes General Stern seizing the Russian army and driving into the Karelian isthmus. American experts warn tactics should have aimed at breaking the Mannerheim line by spring. Russia’s defeatist prestige risk rises as winter slows mechanized warfare and Napoleon-like outcomes loom.
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Russia
Stern
Karelian
Mannerheim Line
Finland
Napoleon
Moscow
Stalin
Yes Men
Pirates Mammoth Mr Gee Leads March From International League
Pirates plan a March dash on major league rosters headed by 285 pound southpaw John Alexander Gee a towering pitcher from Syracuse with a 20 14 record. Also listed are Frankie Frisch prospects Bob Elliott Maurice Van Robays and several International League stars moving to the Giants Phillies Reds and A's in a crowded pre season shuffle.
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Dillon Grawam
AP Pouture Service
International Loop
Pittsburgh
John Alexander Gee
Syracuse
Pirates
Bullimara
Lefty Grove
Frankie Frisch
Bob Elliott
Maurice van Robyays
Bob
Toronto
Merry
Montreal
Giants
Nicholas Joseph
Mickey” Witek
Newark
New York Giants
Johnny Dickshot
Jersey City
Johnny
New York
Bob Carpenter
Roy Joiner
Hal Vandenberg
John Wittig
Alban Clussop
George Myatt
Glen Stewart
Morris Jones
Pope Joiner
Vandenberg
Reds
Joe Beggs
Joe Mack
Dick West
Baltimore
Bill McKechnie
Beggs
Cincismati
Johnson
Si Johnson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Tokio Henry woos spending week with Arkadelphia kin
Tokio Henry visits his sister Mrs. Pletcher Cooley in Arkadelphia this week. Local families, including Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McLarty and children of Nashville, and Mrs. Helen Ruth Cooley with Mrs. John R. Cooley and baby of Hot Springs, spend weekends with relatives. J. F. McLaughlin opens a new staple grocery store. A. C. Holt repossesses the post office in his store. M. L. Stewart plans a new building on the site of a recent fire. George Kline and Andrew Gillian of Highland visit Tokio. Eli Woods and Luther Doylesville travel for business to Nashville. Miss My lie Thompson at Gillham ill with pneumonia. John L. Lewis signals willingness to compromise with LCIO. Various local visits and arrivals noted. community bustle continues.
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Henry Woos
Pletcher Cooley
Arkadelphia
J. K. McLarty
Nashville
J. F. McLaughlin
A. C. Holt
M. L. Stewart
Helen Ruth Cooley
John R. Cooley
Baby
Hot Spring
Raising a Family at the School Dance
A sixteen year old girl named Mary confronts pressure to fit social norms as she attends her first school dance. Her mother favors segregation from boys, while Mary battles self consciousness, popularity fears, and the sudden shift from childhood to adult social life. The piece questions parental limits on girls early socialization and the push toward popularity.
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Mary
Gray
Mother
Anti-Lies Department in South Africa Formed
CAPETOWN South Africa a lie detector department to counter Nazi propaganda in British sections of Africa has been created by the Union Unity fund a South African organization aimed at fighting Germanys ideological publicity. Staffed by economists historians and international affairs experts the unit plans combat radiocasts from a powerful short wave broadcasting station in Northern Germany and other Nazi outlets.
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Capetown
South Africa
Africa
Union Unity Fund
Germany
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