U S May Force Orient Peace Through Guam Defense Plan
In a column by Joseph W. La Bine the piece analyzes U S and allied pressure on Japan over China Open Door policy and the Guam fortification proposal. It notes Washington's push for Guam defense funding and the political clash with Tokyo amid debates on a new East Asian order and economic strategies in Germany under Schacht.
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U.S
Guam
Joseph W. la Bine
U. S
Britain
France
Japan
China
Wang Chung-Hui
Wang
Tokyo
U. S. State Department
America
Caroline
Marianne Islands
Washington
Russian
Moscow
White House
Walter Lippmann
Congress
State Department
Roosevelt
Kiichiro Hiranuma
Trend and Economic Updates From 1934 Era
Television advances mark second anniversary with 10 000 receivers in use in England. Federal Reserve notes record high credit resources at 3 560 000 000. Dust bowl conditions ease with 13 752 118 acres covered by crops and 2 664 000 acres at risk. Government troops may be billeted at Austrian convents. U S Army increases shift ranking from tenth to eighth in world forces.
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British Broadcasting Corporation
England
Federal Reserve Bank
Drouth
U. S
Flower Show Ticket Push In Houston Ahead Of Feb Show
Houston flower show officials report peak activity as advance ticket sales enter week four. Florists meet to finalize exhibits and entertainment while 20 000 Texas tickets remain. organizers stress a single admission price and full access with advance tickets.
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Houston
Rice Hotel
Texas
Libbie Masterson
Greater Houston
Allen B. Hannay
R. C. Meysenburg
Hugh Potter
Potter
Coliseum
Unique Meeting to Be Held At Texas A M College
A large delegation from the National Association of Manufacturers Agricultural Committee will gather at Texas A&M College in College Station early in February for a two day meeting with about fifty Texas farmers. The North South East and West businessmen plan to discuss farm and factory relations and farm conditions across the nation. This is the first such meeting in the South following prior sessions at Ames Iowa St Paul and Ithaca New York.
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College Station
Texas
Agricultural Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
T. O. Walton
South
Iowa State College
Ames
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Lifetime Food and Drink Totals Revealed
A London Answers writer notes an average lifetime diet. By age 70 a person may consume over 100 tons of food and drink including 2 tons of bacon 12 000 eggs 8 tons of potatoes 6 tons of fish and 15 tons of meat substitutes.
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London Answers Magazine
Death Valley Exposes Earth’s Lowest Point in California
Death Valley in California lies 276 feet below sea level and is the continent’s lowest point. The barren desert stretch spans about 50 miles long and 20 to 25 miles wide between surrounding mountains. The name came from emigrants of the ’49 era who lost their way. 18 of 30 perished in the sands while enduring great hardships for days.
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Death Valley
California
Pacific Coast
Case-Hardened Diplomat and the Rise of Rey Pittman
A profiled journey through Reynold Pittman a long-time Nevada senator and ally of the President highlighting his early career in mining town politics Alaska roots and stance on silver and Japan. The feature also notes Rev. Father John Peter Boland's labor mediation work in New York and Max Kramer the immigrant who built a hotel empire after a park bench wake-up.
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New York
Jim Titus
Tonopah
Jim
Rey Pittman
Nome
Alaska
Pittman
Ornery Men’s Club
Tex Rickard
Ole Elliott
Tex
Goldfield
Montezuma Club
Nevada
Senate
Japan
Mississippi
Tennessee
Seattle
Dawson
Jack London
Rex Beach
Buffalo
Max J. Kramer
A .U.peucs
Maria Kramer
Lincoln
Kramer
Think Positive Job Comeback for Women Over 30
Advice urges women over 30 to boost self belief and appearance to win employment. Encourages self care from grooming to dressing neatly and adopting a confident approach with prospective employers. Emphasizes self discipline and perseverance to secure work. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
The Ugly Duckling's Rise to a Bride
Jenny, once deemed plain by her mother and sisters more beautiful, grows through college and study into a confident woman. At a school dance she meets Bill, her groom to-be, transforming expectations of marriage and personality.
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Jenny
Frank
Bill
Hint of the Day Face Powder Use Through History
The article notes face powder as an ancient beauty aid used in Egypt, China, and Japan with materials like rice and starch. It advises light patting rather than grinding, tapping for adherence, and hygiene tips using absorbent cotton and avoiding reused rouge pads. It also mentions powders containing starch talcum zinc oxide and lotions with stearate zinc.
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Egypt
China
Japan
Cleopatra
Silken Caracul Pelts Valued for Moire Shimmer
The value of silken caracul pelts from a rare southern Russia sheep breed depends on regular, even lustrous moire markings. Skin quality and softness matter, but the shimmer must be carefully matched and harmonized to reveal the fur’s greatest beauty.
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Russia
Herbs for Backyard Flavor Highlights TIPS 10 Gardeviers
Herbs are growing in popularity for easy cultivation and tastier meals. Anise borage caraway chives dill fennel marjoram sage are detailed with uses for breads, salads, beverages, pies, dressings, meats, and soups.
President's Salary and Household Allowances Set by Law
The President’s salary is $75,008 annually plus $25,000 for travel. The President’s wife receives $25,000 for housekeeping with possible extra appropriations. The government pays salaries for the head butler, housekeeper, valet, and wife’s secretary. The President’s wife has access to several social aides from the army and navy.
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United States
Army
Navy
Nonequitable dealings fade as truth of brotherhood grows
Samuel M. Jones quotes about awakening to brotherhood ending temptation of unjust acts. Reflects moral stance on fairness and solidarity among people.
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Samuel M. Jones
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