Britain and America blamed for Czechoslovakia crisis
The Newsweek argument in London claims Britain delayed backing France without American support, allowing Czechoslovakia to fall to Hitler. It argues Wilson’s legacy and the Kellogg pact failed, while Stimson’s efforts to unite democracies might have changed history, and it faults Britain for not letting the peace machinery work.
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Uncle Sam
Newsweek
London
America
France
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Japan
Manchuria
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Mussolini
Czech
Wilson
Paris
Cancer facts and fears in modern medicine
Dr. Fishbein outlines how cancer is partly due to constitutional tendency and chronic irritation, not germs. He notes that while heredity plays a role, cancer itself is not inherited, and most patients have no family history. Early prevention, proper understanding, and avoidance of chronic skin irritants are emphasized.
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New York
Caner
Raisin NG Family Dialogue on Movies and Age
A fragment from a family conversation discusses a teen romance and curfew. Caroline asks to take a friend to the movies with Jenny Johnson’s circle, Knox, a high school sophomore, is mentioned. The mother warns fifteen is too young for a night outing. after school plans or a daytime outing might be preferable.
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Caroline
Jerry
Jenny Johnson
Mary
Something
Knox
Cleve St
Sam
Murder to music ends in a grim hotel room twist
In chapter XV of a serialized crime tale, Tait and Feeley drift from hospital to a beer hall as they chase a killer connected to the swing music industry. The suspects include Lud Dombey, a powerful band leader who allegedly used others songs for fame. The mood is noir, with a phonograph of motive and a weaponized passion for a song called The Cat's Meow.
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Myrna Dombrey
Herwine
Rovart Tait
Herm
D Seetive
Anye Lester
Myran
Danniq Peelevy
Duventhgate
Liddem Dombey
Dombey
Africa
Beethoven
Irving
Pgit
Sudden Doombey
Donnie Feeley
Tait
Lud Dombey
Gore
Feeley
Donnie
George K. Weeks
The Millbay Night Plot Deepens in a Dombey Link
In the early dawn at a Millbay district beer tavern, Feeley and Tait discuss a tangle of suspects tied to Dombey’s band and a blonde who may hold the key. They weigh theories about a knife threat and a mysterious odor, considering Moonlighting rivals and past betrayals as they decide their next move. The scene ends with a pause before continuing.
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Pacific Plaza
Feeley
Robert Tait
Dombey
Millbay
Leonard Macy
Darryl Mattise
Harris Rogers
Donnie
Peeley
Claremont Apartments
Anne Lester
Myrna Dombey
The
Claremont
Myrna
Mike Dunphy
Tait
Millbsy
Evening porch talk hints at teen supervision and girl outings
A fragment discusses unchaperoned outings for girls like Caroline aged around fifteen to seventeen. Parents debate safe daylight activities, inviting friends and a male presence to avoid upsetting mothers, and consider a home party with cards and brownies as an alternative after a fathers death altered family dynamics.
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Caroline
Pia
Jerry and Jerry
Paris
Imperial Byzantine Remakes a Long-Hidden History
Bruce Catton reviews Bertha Diener’s Imperial Byzantine, arguing the Roman Empire persisted as a Byzantine continuation until 1453. He notes the book corrects the view of Byzantium as corrupt and weak, highlighting ten centuries of sustained culture and power in the eastern realm.
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Reme
Italy
Bertha Diener
Little, Brown
Constantinople
Augustus
Walter Scott
Saya
Rome
Europe
Feeding Dairy Stock Says Silage and Hay Weight Based
County Agent Oliver L. Adams reports guidance from V. La Gregg of the University of Arkansas on winter feeding for dairy cattle. Most economical production occurs when silage equals 3 pounds per 100 pounds of cow weight, with a 1000 pound cow needing about 20 pounds of silage daily, plus ample hay twice daily and grain based on breed and milk output.
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Oliver L. Adams
V. la Gregg
Extension Dairyman
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
U.S. de Partment of Agriculture
Gregg
Indians on Skates in Ice Folly at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Hollywood scene features a touring troupe of Minnesota and Wisconsin Native dancers in fringed buckskin and blue-eyed performers. Roy Shiftstead and Bess Ehrhardt head the 55 member company as they join a planned winter tour with ice sequences grafted into a film project titled The Ice Follies.
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Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Chicago
Metro
Sonja Henie Pictures
Ice Follies
Minnétonka
Brinker
North Woods
Sky
Rayer
Mary Wigmean
Go Balanchine
Nijinsky
Pavlova
Roy Shiftstead
Bess Ehrhardt
Los Angeles
Ehrhard
Ice Meelies Company
Storm Drift by Ethel M Dell reveals deep love
A romance excerpt describes Tiggle Tu, a confirmed bachelor, drawn to a pale blue eyed girl with a troubled past. He faces social scandal, family secrets, and a shifting sense of responsibility as passion grows beyond restraint.
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Ethel M. Dell
Miss Dell
England
Turner
Viola
Inside a Corpuscle Exchange Led By Chairman Remark
A dialogue scene shows a lecturer urged to explain the interior of a corpuscle for those who have never explored one. The chairman interrupts, prompting a clarifying moment about the audience's prior knowledge.
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Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Star
M. Mee
A. B
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Bry
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygels
the Health Magazine
Fishbein
Cuy
Raisin NG
Yeaterday
Yue
Txi
General Hospital
Bob Tait
Ily
Lud Dembey
George Weeks
Ludden Dombey
Nard Jones
NEA Service, Inc
Bruce Catton
Flapper
Fanny Anal
Neale Avice
Mara U
Ayin
Paul Harrison
Red Man
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