Anniversary reflections link Sarajevo to Versailles
The article marks the 28th anniversary since the Sarajevo assassination and 18th anniversary of the Treaty of Versailles, arguing both events symbolize the war’s causes. It warns of rising global tensions and urges the United States to listen wisely as alliances threaten a future conflict.
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Versailles
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Clearing the Record in Hauptmann Case and Wendel Plot
The THDR chapter adds to the Hauptmann case with the sentencing of Ellis Parker Sr and the federal terms for plotting Paul Wendel’s kidnapping to force a confession. The complex, controversial sequence clouds the case and raises debate over justice, framing, and delays in New Jersey.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Ellis Parker
Ddi
Paul Wendel
Tina
Wendel
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Jong
Hauptmann
Albuminuria and kidney disease overview for health notes
A medical note discusses albumin in urine, distinguishing renal albuminuria from nonrenal. It outlines benign albuminuria, when no disease is present, and serious kidney disease such as Brights disease, tumors, pregnancy-related kidney changes, and conditions causing kidney damage from heat, infection, or toxins. It cites tests and factors affecting albumin presence including age, workload, infections, and chemical exposures.
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Anu
Bright
Albuminuria in youth linked to posture and stress
Disturbances in circulation may trigger temporary kidney changes. The benign form, called orthostatic albuminuria, appears in tall or misshapen spinal curves and vanishes at rest. Theories abound about causes, yet none is proven. it occurs in poor children with malnutrition and in stressed students and athletes.
American Dream Explores American Idealism Through Histories
Bruce Catton reviews Michael Foster’s novel American Dream, a sprawling portrait of U S values. A West coast reporter digs into ancestral echoes from an Indian fighter in colonial New England to a Kansas lawyer, tracing a faith in common decency and the perfectibility of society.
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Michael Foster
Republic
Morrow
Daily Life
America
New England
Kansas
Mr. Foster
Mine Beneath the Desert Ironwood Unearths Gold
Carolee and companions uncover a secret mine beneath desert ironwood in Superstition, finding rich gold as the sheriff proclaims the family likely millionaires. Carolee, moved by the moment, awaits a private meeting at the Ledge while Stuart Blake approaches at sunset.
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Carolee
Flinner
Silas
Stuart
Vacation trips for youth tied to harvest profits plan
A vocational high school aims fifty students travel to Alaska this year funded by crop earnings. The plan, born from a progressive teacher’s idea, uses field labor credits, low-cost land leases, and minimal travel gear. Girls may join, and leadership plus cooperation are key to expanding the program beyond agriculture, with aims for 1938 as a memorable year.
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Ningsra
Great Lakes
Far West
s#riculture department
Superivision
Fox
Hollywood's lavish sets signal film industry bonfire of big builds
In a year of grand scale productions studios invest heavily in constructing monumental exteriors. Fox and Metro erect entire districts and miniature cities for titles like In Old Chicago and Big City while new props and mechanical devices reveal evolving practices.
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South Seas
Klausterberg
Bagdad
Twentieth Century-Fox
Metro
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Big
Chicago
Fox
Lake Michigan
Heallywood
Darry Zanuck
Douglas Montgomery
Wyler pushes for realism in snow scenes at studio
Director William Wyler insists on natural movement and reactions for animal cues and crowding, delaying takes until proper behavior is captured. To recreate mountains, Sonja Henie Tyrone Power set visits yielded only two hours of usable weather, forcing most skiing shots to be filmed inside with a giant translucent screen and fake snow produced by a machine.
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Aun
Hollywood
Cabbage Catch Game Ends With Assault Charge
San Francisco scene as Paul Schons awakened by noise hurled water at Ralph Rice the garbage collector. Rice retaliated with a cabbage, Schons caught and returned it. Neighbors alerted police and Schons was held for assault.
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Paul Schons
Ralph Rice
Bocelli
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