Wounded Pride and Censorship in Fascist Critique
The piece argues that dictators in Italy and across Europe display fragile pride, reacting to films like Marie Antoinette and Farewell to Arms as insults. It notes Rome’s threats of censorship while warning against self-censorship by Hollywood. It warns that European censorship may spill into U.S. theaters and calls for defending artistic freedom amid aggressive regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Front
Rome
Robert Farinacci
Broadway
Hollywood
Europe
One Second OU Warns About Driver Passing Habits
Yale researchers traced cross country driving habits and found twenty percent of motorists allow less than one second to pass a car before an oncoming vehicle. If you share the road with such drivers your odds of a collision approach one in five, a warning on highway safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Yale
The Family Doctor on stomach ulcers and causes
The first of three articles by Dr. Fishbein examines ulcers of the stomach and duodenum. He notes rising deaths from gastric ulcers, especially among men, with lower female mortality, and explores causes from acid levels to infections, stress, and genetics. He cites Mayo Clinic surgeries on public figures and provides historical death-rate data by age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hopking
WPA
Iudumas Roosevelt
Mayo Clinic
Petiay
Surgical solution for ulcer in James Roosevelt case
The article discusses possible causes of ulcers including diet and constitution, infection, and nervous conditions. Treatment varies by case. For James Roosevelt surgeons chose surgery to remove the ulcer and perform a gastroenterostomy to bypass the duodenum, a method to prevent future ulcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roosevelt
Raising a Family Women Learn to Keep Step with All
Women grew tired of the myth they could not keep up with husbands and learned to read and study. Many gained strength to support families and manage children. The speaker urges daily self improvement even with house duties and family care.
Hit Run Love Draws Pat Into Tangled Confession
In Chapter X Pat confronts Larry as he plots to influence the police case. He asks her to help change charges to a lighter offense, while she insists on honesty and accountability. Tom courts her while Pat frets over the moral burden and her feelings for both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Church
Sweeney
Pat
Tim
Honor
Tom Sweeney
Tom
One Youngster Too Eager for School
Denver on opening day a four year old joined a class, refused to answer questions, and cried when told he was too young. Police escorted him home as he could not provide name or address. His picture later brought his parents to reclaim him from the matron’s quarters.
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Denver
Wynksehoa
And Tell of Time by Laura Krey review in Book a Day
Bruce Catton reviews Laura Krey's And Tell of Time a Civil War era novel set across Virginia and Texas focusing on Cary Carey and family. The critique praises strong Southern perspective but notes narrative is diffused by broad history and lacks concise plot. Krey, born in the South, based in St Paul with a historian husband.
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Laura Krey
Houghton, Mifflin
Mm. Krey
South
St. Paul
The
University of Minnesutu
PGF
Begin a new study late in life and enrich the future
A speaker urges prioritizing one subject as a major interest to keep the mind active. Everyone can pursue learning despite family duties and age. Start with a subject, give it your best effort, then gradually add another, improving personal knowledge, status, and family perception.
Be Sure Your Right Becomes Be Sure Your Right Film Sign
Hollywood snapshot details chaotic movie sets and the quirks of production from Warners to Topper Takes a Trip. Notes include sign errors, stunt stand-ins, lantern tricks, and the chaotic humor of film making with Pat O’Brien and Jon Blondell in a familiar Warners vibe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warners
Pat O’brien
Jon Blondel
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Winchell-Bernie
Fullers
Luke
Brooklyn
Keye Luke
Alice Faye
Warner Baxter
Gamera Range
Richard
Strike sentiment leads in railroad wage dispute in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK. State legislative representative of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says the union’s Arkansas strike tabulation, though not complete, is expected to mirror the national signal. About 8 percent of workers are voting to strike if operators press an proposed wage cut.
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Little Rock
W. D. J Son
Brotherhood of Railroad Trail
Brotherhood
Arkay
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Caesars Rome
America
Italy
M. Reg. A. &. Paton
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Morris Fishibein
American Medical Association
and Hygeda
the Health Magazine
Buddy
Gnery
McGraw
Joe
Capital
Dottie Barnes
Jon
Bec
Yin
Bruce Catton
Sowth
Flapper Fanny Earervice, Ind
Feg
U.S
By Sylvia
Ig Ak
Paul Harrison
Greene
Staud
Stewart W
John II
Vrew
Usent de Chates
Bast
Ford
Jre
Hal Rones
Topper
Cstance Bennett
Asia
Atlas
Cary, Grant
Tyer
Perssi
Tom Kennedy
Itv
Glenda Far Kennedy
Isis
Stan
Huat
Havel
Star Publishing Company
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