Is the Vast British Empire Breaking Up?
A discussion of the South African Status Act of 1984 and its impact on imperial unity. The article notes two major factions in South Africa, Smuts and Hertzog, and explains how the act defines Dominion autonomy while maintaining allegiance to the crown. It considers potential secession or neutrality during wartime and explores future union expansion into Bechuanaland, Swaziland, and Basutoland amid racial and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G, Utley
England
South Africa
Fred Clarke
Boglich
Union of South Africa
Geneva
Current History Magazine
Smuts
General Botha
Union
General Hertzog
Botha
General Smuts
Hertzog
Great Britain
Bmyts
Boerg
Afriksanders
Britona
Wise
Coalition
Busioeas Gt
Sean
Boars
Londas
Teaven
Dominions
British Commonwealth of Nationa
Empire
Dominion
United Kingdom
Bleoplton
Clarke
Readytself
Bechuanaland
Swaziland
Basutoland
London
Origina Union
Herteog
Tshekedi Khama
Balk
Enlup
Tatir Company, Ltd
Smut
Hertzopieces
Wonara Manapaper Union
Sine Cera and the Florentine Marble Table Tale
The Florentine tale recalls a marble table cracked and waxed to cheat buyers, a phrase sine cera meaning without wax. It pivots to a family named Ability, personifying traits like Reliability and Responsibility, Reapactability, Stability, Durability, Joy, Adaptability, and Affability.
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Florence
Italy
de Medicis
Savonarola
Eva Angelico
Brownings
Great Crucka
Reliabiilty
Sethia
Chia
Frontiers for Modern Youth as Social Pioneers
A Boston Sun Ray Globe inspired piece argues that postwar graduates must become social pioneers. It asserts the college educated can reorganize national affairs, addressing urgent problems and claiming leadership as opportunities arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
Dudley
Boston Sun- Ray Globe
Distinctive Stre et estimates trotting stock lineage
Distinguishing Stre et estimates that a large share of top Grand circuit horses descend from Hamiltonian imports, highlighting strong sire line influence in trotting circles. The claim suggests a concentrated pedigree among elite competitors across major trotting tracks.
Burden on German Wives After Berlin Court Ruling
A Berlin court ruling imposes a financial burden on wealthy American women who marry European husbands. The decision requires wives to be ready to apport their spouses in fines or penalties if needed.
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Berlin
Poland Builds Merchant Fleet to Support Gdynia Port
Poland advances its new port at Gdynia as it grows its mercantile marine. Ten years after independence Poland started with no ships and now operates 55 vessels totaling 64,858 tons.
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Poland
Gdynia
Morse Swim In The Milk At The Springhouse
A children’s note from Pearson's Weekly describes a mishap in the dairy. A girl reports a morse swim in the largest milk pan, and a cat was tossed in to remove it as the nursemaid suggests.
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Martha
Marguerite
Nursemai
Mia
mina—Pearson
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