Axis Moves Prompt New Concessions Amid Global Tension
In a broad survey of European crises, Axis powers press for concessions as Britain and France struggle to counter Mussolini and Hitler. Metaxas faces threats over Greece, while Italy girds for influence across the Mediterranean and Spain. Roosevelt and U S officials warn of a looming war as economic and diplomatic maneuvers intensify.
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Dr Eisen at 91 Still Delves Into Past and Future
Dr Gustavus Adolphus Eisen, nearing 92, built the Chalice of Antioch as possibly the oldest surviving Apostles faith relic. His work spans cuneiform, glyptics, Grail legends, portraits, and earth works, with 150 books across six sciences. He pursues early Christ portraits while aging yet maintains a full day of study.
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Gustavus Adolphus Eisen
Antioch
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
New York
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Christ
George Washington
Sweden
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Upsala
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Alexander E. Agassiz
America
Pacific Coast
Luther Burbank
California Academy of Science
California
Louvre
Paris
Appallodorus
Trend of the Times Across Aviation Shipping and Law
The report notes aviation tickets at 1785 dollars for a 14 day round the world trip with 11 overnight stops. U S shipyards build 165 vessels totaling 678000 gross tons versus 105 ships and 389000 tons a year ago. Maj Edward J Dyer advocates euthanasia for aged and ill as a test of the Ten Commandments. A W Ellsworth, North Carolina dairy farmer, feeds cattle eggs to boost milk yield.
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U. S
Edward J. Dyer
U. S. Army
Washington Society of Philosophical Research
Gyroscope aided Thomas A. Morgan to Sperry presidency
The article traces Thomas A. Morgan’s rise from a cotton patch hoe and nine years of schooling to become president of the Sperry Corporation in 1928. It notes his Navy service as an electrician, development of gyroscope technology for ships, and a 1938 net income of 4 961 398, with 2 949 860 prior year, highlighting his ascent in aviation and enterprise.
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Thomas A. Morgan
Navy
Sperry Company
Aviatio
Hats With Veiling Galore Are in a Capricious Mood
Spring millinery blooms with veiled whimsy as new crown styles appear. Postilions and Paris inspired bonnets lead the scene with plaids, stripes, and lace trims. Navy and black hats pair with soft veils, ribbons, and bold color accents for chic spring wear.
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Navy
Hildegarde
Becoming Dresses You'll Enjoy Sewing
A Barbara Bell sewing feature describes basque frocks for school and parties with adjustable fits and chic silhouettes. It promotes patterns No 1672 and No 1722 for various sizes and fabrics and invites readers to order the Spring-Summer Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Bouquet bracelets match nails for card table style
Fashion note describes bouquet bracelets paired with nail colors. Velvet flower wands coordinate with air polish shades to draw attention at card tables. Describes fuchsia with uchsia, pale faun pink with regency, tulip nails, and dainty orchids as wrist accents.
Aromatic Earrings Inspires Fragrant Accessory Trend
A recent fashion item features all metal flower earrings matched to fur ensembles. The design hides perfume within a gold mesh holder, releasing scent through a cotton insert.
Combining Jacket Being Modernized
The fussy combining jacket used by mothers is replaced by a trim rubber cape with multiple uses. It keeps stray hairs off dresses and blouses and slips on and off quickly for touchups. A new makeup cape features a flower-shaped pocket for hair pins and powders and cleans easily with soap and water.
Lilac Focus in Paris Millinery This Spring
Paris milliners embrace lilac as a seasonal accent with lilac clusters trims lilac sprays on coats and even lilac hats. Carnations also feature among fashionable floral touches this season.
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Paris
Checked Costume Trend Spreads in Wardrobe Headlines
This season highlights a smart approach with at least one Shepherds checked costume in wardrobes. Analysts note the pattern as a versatile staple for various outfits and occasions.
Paris Endorses Silk for Active Sportwear
Silk for action wear gains Paris endorsement as washable and noncrushable silks suit sporty use.
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Paris
Shells for Lapels Tiny bouquets of shells for your lapel
A brief note describes shells formed into small lapel bouquets to be worn as decorative pins. The shells are arranged to resemble tiny flower clusters suitable for formal attire.
Household odor solved with simple home method
A practical tip claims a bathroom odor can be curtailed by a simple method. The ad promotes a 25 cent coin and directs readers to Practical Ideas, Box 145, Wheeling West Virginia for details.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Select Few Better Be With a Few Who Are Right
A concise aphorism by Jarvis A. Wood praises choosing a small group of correct allies over a large number of wrong ones. It emphasizes discernment and integrity in company and judgment.
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Jarvis A. Wood
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