Germany aims to block neutral blocs in Southeast Europe
Long report from Berlin and Rome details Nazi aim to prevent any European neutral bloc, with Mussolini reaffirming alliance with Germany and Italy pursuing nonintervention. Notes Romanian resistance to German trade push and Ley’s high level talks prompting caution in the Balkans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Loghner
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Soviet
Russia
Italy
Lowever
Ualy
Nlint
Firntussolini
Humenia
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Rome
Frand Council
Gemany
Bucharest
Romania
Hubert Ley
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Grand Council
Council
Balkans
France
Ley
Hitler
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Milan
Salzburg
Fascist Council
Mediterranean
Baltic
Carpathians
Danube-Balkan
Aly
Toledo relief cuts worsen poverty and uncertainty
Toledo faces a broad trial as relief ends for nonemergency cases on Sept. 15. A survey by the Toledo Council of Social Agencies shows about 67.4 percent of ex reliefees are in actual need, with one in five finding any food or work, while many rely on fruitless credit, neighbors, and the Federal Surplus Commodities Corp. to survive amid a debt burden and local tax defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Toledo
Hye
WPA
Toledo Council of Social Agencies
Council
Norman Finch
Tasman
loHg
Commendity Corp
Ohio
Council of Social Agencies
C. A. Benedict
Ancient and modern apartments traced by world cities
National Geographic Society report traces early examples from Rome Athens and Alexandria to modern United States trends. It notes Europe leads in apartment prevalence with Copenhagen 40 percent, while America shows 87 of 100 one family dwellings in cities becoming apartments. Ancient flats were crude and windowless yet points to long housing evolution from cliff dwellings to urban blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Babylon
Rome
Athens
Alexandria
National Geographic Society
United States
Copenhagen
Copenhazen
Geographic Society
Augustus
Rom
Trajan
Baby
Baynt
Medenine
Tunisia
Europe
Berlin
Vienna
Budapest
Prague
Hamburg
Pari
Stockholm
Oslo
Kristi
England
Kensington Gardens
China
Tokyo
America
Southwest
Pueblos
Pueblo Bonito
Chaco Canyon
New Mexico
Pontalha
Duquesne Turns Down Cotton Bowl Bid
Duquesne unbeaten football team rejects Cotton Bowl invitation to Dallas for January 1. Athletic Director Aldo Donnelli says terms offered were unsatisfactory and that Duke season ends with no postseason game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Duquiesne
Big Six Glamour 14 Picked By Writer
Ruth Juncker, Missouri Student weekly columnist, names an all Big Six glamour team from the conference. Ends Chitwood and the Ors, tackles Peterson and Bowers, guards Fairman and Brown, center Ramey, backfield Bowers Counsil Hopp Amerine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG
Glamour
Columbia
Dee
Ruth Juncker
Missouri Student
University of Missouri
Russell Chitwood
Kan— Sas
Bob and
Bud Or
Missouri
Orland Peterson
Jowa State
Justin Bowers
Oklahoma
Charles Fairman
Kansas State
Stanley Brown
Iowa State
Robert Ramey
Nebraska
John Bowers
Town State
Myron Counsil
Harry Hopp
Dick Amerine
Kansas
Span ish Flats Erected In New York In 1882 History
A fragment notes the construction of the Span ish Flats in New York City in 1882 at 9th Street and Seventh Avenue. The buildings stood for 12 years before the passage references imply their demolition or change in status. The item connects New Orleans governance with New York urban development in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York City
9Th St
Seventh Ave
Wide antitrust enforcement plan proposed by Arnold
Washington December 8 AP Thurman Arnold assistant attorney general proposed a nation wide staff of 150 federal economists and lawyers to enforce antitrust laws vigorously to prevent wartime economic disruption. He urged permanent field offices in states, a 100 person flexible education oriented unit, and a permanent economic committee to hear industry concerns. He framed the plan as enforcement by public education and cooperation, a continuous anti trust "raffle policeman" rather than a club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thurman Arnold
National Economic Committee
Arnold
Arnald
Democratic factional strife in Missouri politics rages
The piece discusses Cabinet clashes among Missouri Democrats led by Governor, Clark, and Milligan. It suggests a potential Harmony creates tensions within the Clark Milligan faction, with rumors of realignments and possible senatorial bids. England consumes six bushels of wheat per head of population annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Clark-Milligan
Bernard F. Dickmann
Cits
Hall
St. Louis
Senate
Clark
WU. S
Maurice M. Milligan
Milligan
England
Bricker Defends Ohio Relief Duties in Roosevelt Clash
Ohio Governor Bricker counters President Roosevelt on relief obligations, urging payment of 1.3 million dollars owed to Ohio’s aged after a quarrel over Social Security funds. He accuses opponents of misusing pension politics and cites relief efforts in Ohio as already solved. Also notes Cleveland’s relief cost comparisons and general state efficiency. The piece ends with a aside on the Irish wolfhound breed’s near extinction and revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ohio
Washington
Bricker
Federal Social Security Board
Martin L. Davey
Travey
United States
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
State Department
Notions About Toads And Their Powers In Rural Belief
A historical note recalls superstitions about toads including beliefs they produced warts carried jewels in their heads and could poison infants with their breath. People claimed toads cured diseases, caused rain when stepped on, and that killing them would taint milk from cows.
Farmers plan Pied Piper style rat drive next Tuesday
Mo, Dec. 8 AP Farmers in this area organize a modernized rat eradication using clubs, dogs and carbon monoxide gas. They will travel from farm to farm, dig out burrows, move debris, and run exhaust gas into holes to kill rats overrunning farms near here and in Northern Benyton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonia
Hamlin
Belyter
Benyton County
Dog and duck become unlikely pals in Spokane
A one year old Indian Runner duck named Oscar and a pet dog named Brownie, both owned by Mrs. Louise Preston, have formed a close friendship in Spokane. The pair frolic together and Brownie protects Oscar from other dogs, creating an unlikely duo that delights neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
UPJ
Duck
Oscar
Browniie
Louise Preston
Brownie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virgil
Golgoth Selinger Centre
Broadway
Jefferson City
Sag
Lie
U. S
Strange Harmony Group Visualizer
Toastmaster
Mayer’s Hardware Scout Equipment
Joe Sharpe
Joe
Pillar of Fire Church
Denver
Bishen Alma White
Peson City
Lifetime
Lady Bulova
East High Street
Philco
Acratr
Phileg
Stokes Elestrig
Madison
Milo H. Walz
E. Dunklin
WyStathets
Lee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!