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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1939

Page

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Sharp shifts in policy follow Rome parley collapse

Analyzing the Rome meeting, Joseph W. La Bine notes Britain and France abandon appeasement as Mussolini negotiates with Chamberlain. Hungary aligns with the Axis, Poland may follow, while Tokyo challenges China and Paris braces for future crisis amid UMBrella of Nazi dictatorship and Franco-Italian tensions.

Rome Joseph W. la Bine Geneva League of Nations Britain France Italy Germany Neville Chamberlain Benito Mussolini Munich Mr. Chamberlain Chamberlain Hungary Japan Manchukuo Stephen Csaky London Poland Europe Count Csaky Galeazzo Ciano Rome-Paris Tunisia Corsica Djibouti Catalonia Spain Mussolini Viscount Halifax Georges Honnet Halifax Bonnet England Foreign Office Tokyo China U. S Washington Robert L. Craigie Konoe U.S Roosevelt

Religion and politics mix mark 1937 church growth and defense shifts

The piece notes rising church membership during the 1930s with 64,156,895 total in early 1938 and 960,000 growth in 1937. It also reports propaganda by Transocean News Service from Berlin and Pan-American condemnation, plus Byrnes leading a plan to coordinate unemployment relief and a possible new public works department, plus a proposed single defense cabinet to unify army and navy.

U. S Herman C. Weber U.S Lima Peru Transocean Berlin Latin America South America Buenos Aires Cial Senate Committee On Unemployment and Relief Department of Public Works Congress Roosevelt Byrnes Army Navy Defense

Nuts as a universal food and concentrated nutrition

The article praises nuts as a near universal food rich in protein and fat, noting varied composition across species. It compares nuts to grains, highlights minerals like phosphorus manganese copper iron, and emphasizes practical use in meals, digestion through thorough chewing, and combining with vegetables or carbohydrates for one-dish dishes.

C. Houston Goudiss America

Smart Advance Fashions for Spring Sewing Trends

Fashion notes highlight two piece blouse with skirt sets and a monastic girl dress as the season's smart styles. Patterns 1664 and 1661 cover sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 and 10 12 14 16 with yardage details and ordering through The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.

Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Inward Guidance From Epictetus on Action and Mind

A fragment reflecting Epictetus’s view that inner opinions and principles, not external circumstances such as death exile or pain, determine our choices and actions. The quotation emphasizes internal guidance as the true motive power behind behavior.

Kkind Epictetus

Quick Crochet Square Pattern 1849 Offer

Learn a six inch square crochet pattern with stitches and materials. Pattern 1849 includes illustrations and a photograph, with directions for the square and accessories. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York for pattern 1849.

Needlecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York N.Y

Penguin Penguins of the South Polar Seas

The penguin is a unique bird living in the frozen south polar seas. It has wings that cannot fly and short legs set far back so it walks upright on land. Females lay one egg and these birds spend most life afloat feeding on fish and mollusks.

Bird Kingdom South Polar Seas Washington’Post

Night driving linked to higher fatal crash risk

The National Safety Council reports that over 60 percent of fatal traffic accidents occur at night, with night deaths per mile about three times daytime rates. Rural areas show a 60 percent rise in seven years, cities 17 percent. Improved lighting and divided highways reduce glare and crashes. reflector buttons on roads aid curve alignment.

National Safety Council

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