Change in American pacifism toward collective security
A Fortune Magazine survey shows Americans shifting from strict isolationism to support for collective security while wary of full involvement in European conflict. The public favors democratic action to deter aggression, expects U S involvement before a broader war, and calls leaders to manage this shift carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Fortune Magazine
Hitler
Mussolini
Canada
Mexico
Philippines
South America
United States
Czechoslovakia
Europe
International
Buerger's disease links smoking to limb loss in men and women
Historical medical report notes severe vascular changes causing poor blood flow to extremities. It details demographics, Jewish representation shifts, and strong ties to cigarette use, with early diagnosis and patient education seen as key to extending life. It contrasts crime declines with 1938 data and 1897 benchmarks.
Fragmented 1930s remarks mix politics and satire
A garbled OCR passage mixes disparate quotes about Native imagery, knitting lectures, charity drives, and political figures. It mentions Washington University, Sumner Welles, John Turvey, Arthur Colegrove, Christina baskets, and Governor Davey, all in a disjointed, unattributed collage with censored names and partial phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neo Cincinhall
Washinghon University
Franklinn D. Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
John Turvey
Cleveland
Arthur Colegrove
Pennsylvania
Students Paid for Plays in Carolina Folk Plays
In Chapel Hill UNC students in Prof Freile evitk He Koch dramatic classes write plays and receive payment. Kath, director of the Carolina Playmakers, has distributed over $200 in royalties to members whose works appeared in Carolina Folk Plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Ncp
Freileevitk He Koch
University of North Carolina
Kath
Carnllina Playmakers
Four word this puzzle meetmeword hints
Puzzle list presents horizontal and vertical clues for a four word answer. Each line pairs a clue with a number indicating placement in the grid, including many proverbs and definitions. The puzzle asks to fill a cross shape with terms, referencing aged phrases and common wordplay elements.
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page One
The page lists five true or false statements about public figures and geographies. It identifies Anazir as a court official in India, Sophie Tucker as The Last of the Red Hot Mamas, Anthony Eden for his Homburg hat, asserts Japan and China are not officially at war, and notes Hiller is a vegetarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anazir
India
Sophie Tucker
Anthony Eden
Japan
China
Hiller
Negro Revival Meeting At Garrett Chapel
The Rev. N King of Prescott conducts a revival at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church Negro, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The meeting opened Monday night with the public invited to attend, according to Pastor Rev R Williams.
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N. King
Prescott
Garrett Chapel
R. Williams
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