Tribune Uses Post Establishes 1908 Weekly Paper Tone
The Tribune discusses its establishment and weekly publication, referencing the Post established in 1908. It notes press affiliations, subscription rates within Jefferson City, and the paper's status as a Republican-aligned local news source with Associated Press rights. It then shifts to commentary on radio policy, federal regulation, and prominent figures like Ogden Reid, the NRA codes, and local political sentiment.
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The Newest Ring of Steel Surrounding Germany
A 1930s opinion column argues Hitler misreads his strength as Germany faces diplomatic isolation. It notes Nazi expansion and boycotts hurting exports, predicts potential backlash from loyalists, and observes shifting alliances with Soviet Russia Poland Czechoslovakia and Austria. It questions Hitler’s restraint and warns of a fragile balance between rhetoric and power.
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Charges Against Foulois Shake Army Air Service
Kansas City Times reports a House committee accuses Maj. Gen. Benjamin D. Foulois, chief of the Army air corps, of dishonesty and mismanagement amid irregularities in the procurement division. The panel unanimously approved findings urging his immediate removal, while Foulois calls for an open hearing or board of inquiry. Secretary Dern weighs next steps as the case could reach court martial.
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Yapping Yappers Stir Political Heat Across Chambers
The St Louis Post Dispatch notes the word yapping gains cachet as Speaker Rainey validates its use in Congress. It hints at tensions with Byrds, Baileys, and Smiths in the Senate and names Professors Tugwell and a trio of lawmakers as players in a growing rhetoric battle.
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Attitude of British Shows Weak Foreign Policy
London dispatch argues Sir John Simon and Prime Minister Baldwin weaken collective peace efforts. Britain drifts toward isolation amid rising German rearmament and U S ambivalence, threatening League of Nations and Nine-Power Treaty. Friction with France over security, air vs land defense, and Manchuria shapes a grim, cautious stance.
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New Deal In Washington There'll Be No Rebellion on Bakers
Washington dispatch notes the 1 billion dollar baking industry facing NRA code challenges under Roosevelt. Tension with General Johnson delays code approval, while bakers complain of higher costs and a push for a compromise likely restoring the premium ban and extending a 90 day period. Also mentions Civil Service crackdown on political coercion and the Philadelphia case affecting internal revenue staffing.
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German leaders debate future of Nazi policy amid unrest
Berlin dispatch notes hints of friction between President Von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler as conservative figures like Von Papen and Von Hindenburg show dissatisfaction with Nazi progr ams. Goering warns critics and stresses continued outreach to the people. In Glasgow, Missouri, 20 year old Glen Yates drowns while swimming near the lake.
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Pablito's intertwined fate in August Cuba chapter
Marcia Treadway, Estelle Field, and Pablito face entangled lives in a Cuban-bound pursuit of truth and love. Sir Aubrey and Billings move toward Cuba as past secrets surface, with Carlito seeking forgiveness and Estelle clinging to wealth while rethinking affection.
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Guba
Forgiving Love Across a Convent Tale
Estelle pleads to welcome Pablito despite suffering and ruin as Father Ignatius guides a young woman to forgive herself. The exchange reveals a burdened history of love, loss, and hope, with an old man urging mercy and second chances.
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