Bluff or War Threats Shape Czech Crisis
The piece outlines Hitler’s tactic of escalating demands to justify war, now aimed at Czechoslovakia with backing from Germany and Poland. France and Britain vow cooperation if war erupts, while Russia joins treaty commitments. Germany’s May 21 troop move heightens the risk of a Europe-wide conflict as Chamberlain’s position weakens amid postwar political instability.
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Germany
Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Henlein
Berlin
Prague
Goering
Goebbels
Benes
Poland
France
Paris
England
Britain
Russia
der Tag
Europe
Chamberlain
Eden
Labor
Italy
Turning Back Father Time Week of May 29 1913
Mrs Florence Rose and her daughter Mrs Wiley Thurness left Wednesday evening for Rochester New York to visit the former s sister Mrs A L Sanderson Miss Mary Brown celebrated her tenth birthday Monday afternoon from 4 to 6 o clock with playmates and refreshments.
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Florence Rose
Wiley Thurness
Rochester
N. Y
A. L. Sanderson
Mary Brown
Chicken Dinner Day in Springfield Celebrated Citywide
Springfield Illinois marked Chicken Dinner Day by proclamation as a new annual observance. The event showcased civic spirit with residents contributing to a community chicken dinner, highlighting the city’s poultry industry while lamenting lack of national recognition for a local female hero and hinting at a solution around the corner.
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Springfield
Buckshot Brown Finds Purpose at Ellen's Ranch
In a remote canyon Ellen aids Buckshot Brown a wounded ranch hand and a talkative foreman Bill Baron plans a new cattle venture with her. Buckshot reveals gold dust savings and a Texas man’s pragmatism as Ellen weighs a possible romance with Felix Montoya.
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Ephriam Brown
Ellen
Bill Baron
Bill
Buckshot Brown
Slackshot
San
William Baron
Buckshot
Hollywood
Concepcion Rivera
Pablo
Rivera
Texas
Baron
Sonora
Felix Montoya
Vision study in animals hints at infant sight progress
Diet and Health notes Dr. John Warkentin at a university laboratory tests animal vision using a vertical cylinder with stripes to gauge eye and head movements. Findings show varing vision sharpness across species from poor in white rats and Gila monsters to better in cats and birds, with noted differences between wild and domestic, and pigmented versus albino creatures. Researchers plan to extend tests to human infant vision.
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John Warkentin
University For
Questions From Readers Clarify Harm Of Remedies
A reader asks if magnesia or charcoal do any harm. The answer: neither causes harm even if taken. Editor notes mention seven pamphlets by Dr available for purchase, covering topics like infant diabetes, feminine hygiene, hair care, and general instructions, with addresses enclosed.
Barclay on Bridge Singleton lead risks in no clue hands
In bidding without clear side suit clues, singleton leads are risky. The singleton may align with declarer's side length, unless you hold trump strength to block a run. Absent ace and trump support, you risk an unsound shot and losing control of the hand.
Bridge problem from a dealer commentary
Deal description with West opening one spade and North overcalling, East doubling to 2 spades, West driving to 4 spades, North bidding 5 diamonds and East doubling. North triumphs over East’s misdefense as trumps fall and clubs break, yielding one overtrick doubled. Tomorrow's Problem.
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West
Vas
Imade
North
East
Declarer
Heart
Laurelville Club News Highlights Local Events
Laurelville notes list Bridge Club meeting at Mrs Joseph Archer home Legion Convention to include Logan and Murray City posts Dedicate Tabernacle at Coonrod Rev Haines of Piqua OH delivers message Ice Cream Social by Boy Scouts on town square Ladies Aid meetings at homes Presbyterian and M E Church groups report Birthday party for local children with many guests Personal mentions include visits, trips and illnesses Children’s Day services planned at M E Church upcoming events and social gatherings across Laurelville and nearby areas
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Ladies Aid of
the Presbyterian Church
Ruth Strous
W. M
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
G. H. Armstrong
Men’s Brotherhood
Tarlton
Ira Jones
Chilicothe
Earl Flannigan
Walnut Township
M. E. Church
Dora Cummins
Columbus
Clyde Beecher
Henry McCrady
Circleville
J. F. Armstrong
Paul Armstrong
Robert White
Pia
Annette
Canker worms threaten maple and other trees in spring
A Garden Graph warns of canker worms, small looping caterpillars feeding on maple, elm, oak, cherry and linden leaves. If unchecked by arsenate of lead spray, trees risk leaf loss and vitality. Controlling next year’s crop by placing sticky bands around trunks in October can prevent wingless moths from ascending.
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Cee
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