Roosevelt’s Sixteen Blunders List Probed By Source
A unnamed southern Democrat previews a list of sixteen major Roosevelt blunders with the fifteenth due next Monday. He cites irritation at the labor board and wage and hour division, accusing the National Labor Relations Board of partisanship toward the CIO amid AFL criticism.
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Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Wage and Hour Division
C.I.0
American Federation of Labor
Who Wanted War In Hitler era
The piece weighs blame for looming conflict on Adolf Hitler, noting his unpredictable psychology and the repeated war fears used to push Europe toward crisis. It argues Britain and France faced pressure and apologists claimed Hitler sought peace, yet his actions relied on fear and preparation for war.
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Hitler
Chamberlain
Daladier
Great Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Hoover urges cautious stance as war looms
The former President advocates sympathy for the Allies but urges the United States to speak softly and carry a big stick. He notes the war is not America's making and warns against entanglement while the administration remains cautious.
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Hoover
America
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Last-Minute War Guilt Claims in World War Historians
Historians may study last minute exchanges between governments as they assign chief war guilt in the world war, focusing on the shifting blame toward the German government amid wartime diplomacy and public rhetoric.
Germany Offers 16 Point Peace Plan On Eve Of War
A Berlin 16 point proposal to negotiate directly with Poland appeared hours before German forces invaded Poland. Chamberlain told parliament that the British government learned of the offer from broadcasts and that Poland had not replied. Allies question whether the offer was ever truly made as the war began.
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Germany
Poland
Berlin
Great Britain
France
Chamberlain
Nevile Henderson
Henderson
Czechoslovakia
Hats Advertise Cornhusking Contest Draw Crowds in Heat
Big hats bearing the National Cornhusking Contest emblem shading wearers in the hot September streets. The article notes the striking sight of ranchmen in wide brims and a lively public buzz around the event.
Hitler’s Reichstag pledge to wear uniform until death or victory
In a speech to the Reichstag the fanatic leader vowed to keep his uniform on until death or victory, promising a swift war and a short conflict. He framed the war as certain to end quickly, bolstering a mood of urgent resolve.
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Hitler
Reichstag
Lodge drops title dictator from official designations
The American lodge removes the term dictator from its official designations. Members refuse the title even if the finest robes accompany the role.
Hitler pledges eternal friendship with Russia in Reichstag
In a Reichstag speech Hitler announced eternal friendship with Russia, but domestic communists appear unimpressed by the new long term alliance.
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Hitler
Russia
World of Tomorrow Deficit Compared to World of Today
A Star review laments Grover Whalen's World of Tomorrow running a large deficit and failing to surpass Franklin Roosevelt's World of Today, implying no notable improvement. The remark frames the exhibit as disappointing rather than innovative.
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Grover Whalen
World of Tomorrow
Franklin Roosevelt
You can tell the old fashioned American
A Bre Herald Journal item notes the old fashioned man is the one who keeps his shirt tail tucked in describing a modest style reflected in local attitudes.
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Herald - Journal
Americans to sail as martial law grips Netherlands
The Netherlands government declares martial law and allows military action as Americans flee Germany. A group of Americans will board the Statendam for America on the night of September 4, sailing from Amsterdam.
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Amsterdam
London
Netherlands
Germany
America
Golden wedding honored at Ewing home September first
Mr and Mrs John H Ewing celebrated their golden wedding at the home of their son Dwight M Ewing 529 California street. The wedding of Miss Gertrude Way to Frank R Strong took place at the Alpha Delta Pi house with Rev Charles W Thomas officiating.
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John H. Ewing
Dwight M. Ewing
California Street
W. H. Cadwell
Jimmie Moore
Winfield Scott
John Glidden
Frederick Burnett
Waldo Kluss
Herbert Bullene, Jr
Ernest West
Oliver Hobbs
Ernest Pontius
Charles Guffin
Ethan Smith
Gertrude Way
William Lee Way
Frank R. Strong
Frank Strong
Alpha Delta Pi House
Charles W. Thomas
Donald Burnett
Howard Taylor
Lawrence Boles
New York City
Sarah Evelyn Claassen
Ithaca
N. Y
Betty Jane Thomas
Nina Carr
Owosso
Mich
Katherine Clark
Osborne
Kan
Henry Hood
Burnett
Meta Murphy
Roosevelt’s Neutrality Debate Reevaluated
The column argues Roosevelt openly favors Britain while claiming neutrality. It says his proposed law abandons neutrality and ties us to Europe’s conflicts. It warns that United States leadership framed to aid one side loses neutral stance and risks American responsibility for Europe’s fate.
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United States
Congress
Britain
Roosevelt
Congress of
Europe
Great Britain
Hitler
Mr. Roosevelt
Munich
Bremen Liner Secrecy Shrouds Position At Sea
Copenhagen dispatch reports the liner Bremen bound from New York with no passengers is "somewhere at sea" and uncontacted. Officials had searched the ship for contraband after its Wednesday night departure and have not heard from the vessel, with a possible arrival in Bremen expected tomorrow or Monday.
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Copenhagen
Lloyd
Bremen
New York
Monay
Governor Ratner Warns Against Propaganda At Fair
Gov. Payne H. Ratner addressed a 4 H club fair audience in Osage City urging a level head as propaganda approaches. He warned against foreign entanglements but said preparedness for conflict is necessary.
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Osage City
Kan
Payne H. Ratner
Norway Proclaims Neutrality Amid European War
Oslo Sept. 2 King Haakon announced Norway's absolute neutrality in any European conflict.
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Norway
Oslo
Haakon
Summer leisure and local notices in Potterlake
Potterlake enjoys a busy summer with Ralph Sproull supervising safe youth activities. A fire at Herman Broeker's hardware on 834 Massachusetts street was quickly put out by the fire department. Other items note travels, a wedding in Kansas City, and plans for fall returns to Delta College.
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Potterlake
Ralph Sproull
K. U
Herman Broeker
Massachusetts Street
W. O. Hamilton
Cable
Wis
C. K. Dow
Will Hess
Pratt
Robert Keith
Kansas City
Delta College
Caleb M. Luther
Ethel
Benjamin Arthur Babb
Babb
H. B. Peairs
Ruth Peairs
Helen Peairs
Washington, D. C
Ruth
George Washington University
Teachers Assigned to Town and Nearby Areas
Miss Maud Garrett leaves tonight for Greenleaf to teach school. Miss Nell Buchanan will teach in Blackwell Oklahoma. Miss Claribel Lup ton will teach in Arkansas City. Helen will probably go to the National School of Arts and Sciences.
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Helen
National School of Arts and Sciences
Maud Garrett
Greenleaf
Nell Buchanan
Blackwell
Oklo
Claribel Lupton
Arkansas City
Local society notes include arrivals and events
Miss Anna Gustafson entertained at her New York street home. William Crutchfield returned from New England. The M A A club hosts a reception for F M Barteldes at the clubhouse tonight. Dr Braun and family depart for Omaha. J P Banker and wife plan an east visit. A E Langworthy arrives as university chemicals custodian and will live at 1009 Kentucky street. Miss Florence Clarke travels to Kansas City for Mollie Brewer and Bert J Priece wedding. Edna Honnold leaves for St Marys College Quincy NL. W A Griffith arrives as fine arts instructor at K A and will board with Mrs Bullen. his unfinished portrait is on display at Rowland & Hall's. Methodist ladies announce a lawn social at Mrs Stanford’s 1038 Rhode Island street this Saturday evening with cake and ice cream for 15 cents after 6 o’clock.
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Anna Gustafson
New York Street
William Crutchfield
New England
M.A.A. Club
F. M.barteldes
Dr. Braun
Omaha
J. P. Banker
A. E. Langworthy
Atchison
University
Willl
Kentucky Street
Florence Clarke
Kansas City
Mollie Brewer
Bert J Priece
Edna Honnold
St. Marys College
Quincy
W. A. Griffith
K. A
Bullene
Rowland & Hall's
Stanford
Rhode Island Street
Rheumatoid Arthritis Ties to Emotional Stress Explored
The article reports a study of 50 rheumatoid arthritis patients and 25 with varicose ulcers, finding many showed emotional stress linked to disease onset. It notes various proposed causes from infections to nervous system factors and cautions stress does not prove causation.
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Boston
Murder on the Boardwalk Unmasked by Clairvoyant Twist
Christine Thorenson uncovers a web of deceit on the boardwalk. Inspector Parsons and Jaspar trap Mr. Wilmet after Chandra the clairvoyant exposes a scheme tied to Mrs. Talbert and a missing nephew. Emma Talbert's note confirms nonregistered bonds and a fatal confession closes the case.
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Wilmet
Mrs. Talbert
Mr. Wilmet
Theone
Earl Talbert
Inspector
Christine
Thorenson
Jaspar
Emma Talbert
Captain's Creek Social Notes and Local Gatherings
Local families from Captain's Creek and nearby communities share visits and dinners. Highlights include trips to Florence and Kansas City, church events, reunions, and a missionary program at Captain's Creek Methodist church led by Rev. Omar Watson.
Radio Schedule Plate Highlights September 2 to 4
Radio listings show a dense schedule across WREN KMBC WDAF and others with programs from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. featuring news, music orchestras talk shows and variet ynumbers. Notable acts include Ricardo Kalbc Jackson Teagarden Maurice Spitalny and Bob Crosby orchestras with frequent weather forecasts and NBC CBS and syndicated programs.
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KKMBC
Wdaf—Safety Council
Ricardo Kalbc
WDAF
Dorothy Thompson
KMBC
Hollywood
Jackson Teagarden
Brent House
Quizz
Avalon
Arch Obolera
Maurice Spitalny
Cemel
NBC
del Courtney
Newacast
Harry James
Biltmore
Little Jack Little
Wren—Whisborne
Muehlebach
Bob Crosby
Jack Jenny
Eddie Duchin
Ben Bernie
Nighthawks
Joe Ludy
Will McCune
Orch
Father Coughlin
K. C
Milwaukee
Spelling Lee
Ray Perkins
Paul Laval
Wren—Radio Guild
WDAI
LDS Vesper Service
WDAK
Charlie McCarthy
Hans Flath
Hollywood Playhouse
Walter Winchell
Norman Thomas
WRIEN
Voice of Hawaii
Cheerio
Joe E. Brown
Associated Press
Ikkmbc
WDAP
Phil Levant
Abe Lyman
Aldrich
KMHU
WRIN
Fats Waller
KALBC
LDS
Cedar Point
WDAKF
Edison Orch
Wreen—Orchestra
van Alexander
WRAF
Muehlebacher
Clancy
Carlos Molina
Moonbeams
George Hall
Freddie Martins
Sherman Oreh
WRHN
KXMBC
WKMBC
Jimmy Allen
Science
Deuce Cavaliers
Order of Adventurers
Voice of
Firestone
WDAIF
I. Q. Wren
Guy
Logbardo
Horace /Heidt
Gray Gordon
Wresen
National
Orrin Tucker
Erskine Hawkins
Freddie Martin
Tony Cabot
Wren—A Marsho
Happy Felton
NBC Orchestra
U S Exports of Aircraft Reach 1938 Totals
In 1938 the United States exported aircraft and accessories totaling 28 million 500 thousand dollars. Of this, Japan imported 11 million dollars worth and Latin America 12 million 600 thousand dollars.
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United States
Japan
Latin America
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