German protest over LaGuardia Hitler speech in New York
Berlin filed a formal protest with the US State Department after Mayor LaGuardia's New York remarks at a luncheon about Adolf Hitler. The envoy cited the mayor’s description of a European figure described as a brown shirted fanatic and his World Fair chamber of horrors concept.
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Germany
Inbasay
Department of State
New York
LaGuardia
Adolf Hitler
Hans Thompson
Wie
James Clement Dunn
Berlin
paGuardia
Women’s ‘Division
American Jewish Congress
Chamber of Horors
Insurgents Charge France Stirring War in Africa
Salamanca dispatch reports Spanish insurgents accuse France of fomenting disturbances in Spanish Morocco to justify invading Francoist territory. Paris outlines budget moves amid gold trading lift and defense loan. London plans defenses and seeks funds to raise Britain's 1937 war total to about 1.35 billion dollars.
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Africa
Salamanca
Spain
Spanish
Morocco
Franco
Spanish Riff
Paris
Leon Hlunrs
London
Eng
Britain
Gopher Control in County Described
Lon Cox of ECW Camp ARK-13 says gopher control by the Soil Conservation Service saved crops on his farm. He notes peanuts, sweet potatoes, and Irish potatoes would be destroyed before maturation without treatment, terraces damaged by runs, and pasture sod injured by gophers. He adds neighbors should have the program too to prevent spread.
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Lon Cox
Soil Conservation Service
ECW
Camp Ark-13
Hope
H. B. Vineyard
Camp Agronomist
Mr. Cox
Regency Bill sparks Tory protest in Parliament
The Independent Labour party and the Communist party, led by Battling Wullie Gallacher, denounce the regency bill as a bid to safeguard monarchs, provoking strong Tory opposition. Reports note King George VI’s fragile health and planned rest before his coronation, including postponements of travel to India and the Dominions.
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Independent Labor Party
Communist Party of One
Wullie’ Gallacher
Edward VIII
India
Edward VII
London
Shakespeare
George VI
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Edward
Women status under dictatorship and Soviet equality
The piece argues that under Hitler Germany women face losses despite claims of equality while the Soviet Union promotes constitutional gender equality. It notes delays and state backing for women’s mobilization, including war readiness rhetoric, with conference leaders calling women to defend the Soviet state and bear arms to hold jobs.
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Germany
Hitler
Russia
Bolshevists
Red Army
Tipo
Steppes
United States
Soviet Republic
Soviet Union
Girls Trained for Brides in Japan
In Tokyo, girls enroll in specialty schools to prepare for marriage to policemen, doctors, office workers, or soldiers. Parents increasingly select future sons-in-law and send daughters to courses on household management, budgeting, hygiene, sewing, flower arranging, tea ceremony, music, cooking, and multilingual dining etiquette.
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Tokyo
Japan
Women in War and Equality Across Democracies
Editorial argues women must prepare for conflict if necessary to defend democracy against dictatorship and communism. It cites historical examples from France and Spain, notes feminine courage in hardship, and warns against denying equal labor or avoiding organized defense.
Hollywood Romance Snags And Impulses In Tinsel Town
Hollywood gossip centers on Tyrone Power facing Sonja Home’s return and public speculation about their romance. Mary Astor marries in a spontaneous elopement, while Las Vegas style chatter follows stars like Alice Faye and Simone Simon as dressing room dynamics and no smoking rules color the set.
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Robbin
Associated Press
Hollywood
Tyrone Power
Sonja
Tyrone
Lares Young
Lovetts
Mary Astor
Manuel de Camps
del Campo
Taylor
Stanwyck
Ann Harring
Studio Legal Department
Alice Faye
Simone Sinwn
Simone
Alice
Women and Peace Influence in War Times
A 1937 NEA Service excerpt argues women must push for peace in a democracy, noting their rights and influence in shaping policy. Commercial airlines carried 1,020,081 passengers in 1936, up 87 percent from 1935, flying 63,777,226 miles and hauling 6,938,777 pounds of express goods, setting new records.
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NEA Service, Inc
Fragmented World War I Era Rhetoric Cited in Oblique Phrasing
An obscure passage references Dr. Einstein noting a new form of depravity while a friend recalls a remark about dropping by. The report mentions Germany denying guilt in starting the war, France counterattacking, and a man’s family wearing gas masks nearby during a tense moment.
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Einstein
Wider
Germany
Frannce
Disturbing Scene as Billlah and Cast Shake Up Court
In a jumbled report a 400 pound actress seeks a marriage annulment from a 0 pound midget as Herman struggles to finish his lime burgher. The narrative shifts to sitdown workers and night watchmen completing duties without tripping over personnel, with a pointed emphasis on the tense domestic and workplace tensions.
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Billlah
Herman
Sute Plant
Pee Ees
Question About Cardus How It Helps Women
Cardus helps women by improving appetite and digestion, promoting better nourishment, and strengthening the system. It also relieves functional menstrual pains when taken before and during periods, acting as a purely vegetable sedative and antispasmodic.
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