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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
1
President Roosevelt outlined five measures aimed at prosperity in a special session starting November 15. Key goals include crop production control, wage and hour reforms, regional planning, government reorganization, and stronger antitrust laws. AFL opposition and labor disputes colored the expectations for quick passage.
The May Meet in Brussels reports President Roosevelt willing to lead a united effort to check Japan in China. Britain and other powers seek a Washington conference among nine nations. Roosevelt favors a broader, international stance rather than a solo action. Hull Welles and Norman Davis are cited as key aides amid debates. The national peace movement urges immediate neutrality law invocation, while Roosevelt pledges to act in concert with nine-power signatories.
Italy signals firm support for Japan in the Pacific treaty conference, via ambassador Giacinto Auriti to Tokyo promising steadfast backing. Japan denies Sino-Japanese war claims, says China provoked conflict and denies annexation aims, citing self defense. Hugo Black’s Supreme Court seat upheld. Ogden Mills dies. Episcopal divorce rule remains in force for three years with no immediate reform anticipated.
Theodore Marriner, American consul general at Beirut, was assassinated by an Armenian denied a US visa. The suspect was arrested and said to act for vengeance. Marriner, age 42, was a high ranking diplomat, serving as third secretary in Sockiem and holder of key State Department postings.
Washington reports the DOJ seeks to revise anti trust statutes to treat price fixing and collusive bidding as illegal regardless of method. It cites oil case probes and identical bids as evidence of conspiring to restrain trade, and notes Hoover Hamilton plan for a midterm Republican convention amid broader policy shifts.
A satirical column mockingly discusses relief for aliens, immigration danger, and a voluntary registration idea. It proceeds to lampoon a purported Nazi influence in Germany and ends with a tongue in cheek nod to Alben Barkley as a 1940 presidential candidate, praising his oratory and slamming Dry Throats.
A cross stitch pattern from the Sewing Circle offers a bluebird family transfer for home linens. Includes two motifs six by fifteen and a half inches, four motifs six by seven inches, and six motifs twenty four by two and a half inches with stitch instructions and material needs. Send 15 cents to Needlecraft pent at 62 Eighth Ave New York.
The piece presents Henry Ward Beecher’s meditation on love using a river journey metaphor. It describes passing through rock gorges and meadows to reach an unfathomable ocean where one pours treasures, illustrating a deep, transformative understanding of love.
An old advertisement asserts a three days cough should trigger Creomulsion as a pure remedy to soothe chest cold and bronchial irritation. It touts immediate effect from the first bottle and warns to avoid imitations with a single word Creomulsion.
A brief quotation attributed to Bismarck offers three guiding words for youth: work, work, work. The maxim emphasizes diligence as the path to achievement and success, reflecting a stern, practical exhortation.
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