Fear of War Behind Dictators Meeting
The article critiques the Mussolini Hitler meeting, noting the German showmanship and the grim undertone of military power. It argues fear of war drives policy and contrasts Germany and Italy with the United States. It imagines Roosevelt showing peaceful industrial strength to Churchill, stressing production over armament as a measure of national fortune.
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Benito Mussolini
Europe
Unter den Linden
Hitler
Mussolini
Essen
Gand
Ying
Neville Chamberlain
England
America
Roosevelt
Detroit
Haloning Valley
Steel Belt
Tennessee Valley
Western Wheat Belt
Chicago
New York
Chamberlain
Economy With Exceptions Drives Government Economies
Washington reports a Treasury led survey of all government branches to cut spending drastically with a full report to the President on his return from the west. Morgenthau notes relief, payroll workers are spared, narrowing the scope of the savings effort.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Morgenthau
Industrial Dangers and Worker Health in Early 20th Century
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses how industrial environments pose health risks and how industrial doctors help guard workers. The piece notes temperature humidity hazards and the need for physical fitness vision and hearing, with examples from bakeries hammer operators printers and farming, and mentions laws on workshop sanitation and employer duty after injuries.
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Morris Fishbein
Landmlarks
Mystery notes and a chilling intruder in Priscilla Pierce's flat
Priscilla Pierce finds a mysterious change in her apartment and suspects a careful intruder after a police interview with Sergeant Dolan. Harry Hutchins presses for details on Amy and Jim Kerrigan, while Priscilla quietly plans a private course as she confronts possible motives and hidden connections.
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Cilly
Ciy
Sergeant Dolan
the St. George
Dolan
Cily
St. Ann
Helen Jacobs
Miss Wills
Suzanne Lenglen
Spemember
Harry
Amy
Kerrigan
Jim
Hutchins
Priscilla
Hutchings
Fifteen Thirty by Helen Wills Reveals a Champion’s Path
A Book a Day reviews Helen Wills’s Fifteen Thirty, Scribner’s 1 novel, detailing her life from a pigtail start to world tennis fame. The author discusses education, timing, and balance, noting Wills’s calm on court and ambition beyond tennis. The piece highlights growth, travel, and a Phi Beta Kappa honor amid sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wills
Miss Wills
You Children by Olive Roberts Barton
Margaret is late from a hospital meeting and returns to a tired family. She finds dinner not ready and blames herself, while the children and Jim expect her to apologize. After a tense moment she chooses to stay distant, then the kids finally prepare supper as she joins them, revealing family tension and shifting blame.
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Jin
Lois
Hal
Jim
Margaret
Martha
Tien
Mother
Hollywood gossip on stars and salary quarrels
Paul Harrison reports on Shuri and a celebrity chase of J Rdger Hoover across town. Clara Bow hints at a comeback while Deanna Durbin demands salary revisions. Hal Roach and Mussolini ties, Goldwyn and Zanuck drama, Oscar talent clashes fuel early talk of new pictures and payouts. History notes Fox Shanghai films and Shanghai Deadline projects.
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Hollywood
J. Rdger Hoover
Cimen
Leo Carrillo
Clara Bow
Hal Roach
Deanna Durbin
Suanée
Hollywort
Warner Brothers
Shanghai
Nobaly
Italy
Roach
Lislang
Samuel Goldwyn
Hollywood Reporter
Darryl Zonuck
Darryl
Zanuck
Goldwyn
Francis X. Bushman
Shirley Temple
Poise Afeane Dies Amid Odd Descriptions
Fragmented report details a person named Janet Lauer in a puzzling scene about faces babies and a routine alarm clock. The text mentions a child, blue eyes, and rings across a gathering, with stray phrases hinting at a domestic or odd assembly in a unclear setting.
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Anik
Janet Lauer
Informal Celebrity Night Turns To Fire Rescue
The scene shifts from Beverly Hills cafe chatter to a small blaze near Motter Street as firefighters rush a hose. Amid the chaos, actors Wallace Beery and Joseph Schildkraut appear in a preview setting for films including The Life of Emile Zola and Bad Man of Brimstone, while Gladys Grove attends the preview.
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Hephus
Motter
Permet
York Street
Wallace Beery
Brimstone
Joseph Schildkraut
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Gladys Grove
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