Weekly News Analysis on Franco Ousting and European Turmoil
A composite analysis covers Franco's aid from Germany and Italy, Britain and France seeking to sway rebel forces, and recall of late Pope Pius XI. It notes Irish and British tensions, Roosevelt's relief battles, and public works debates with Ickes urging a permanent PWA.
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Germany
Italy
Spain
Francisco Franco
France
Britain
Rome-Berlin
Franco
Madrid-Valencia
Catalonia
Manuel Azana
Juan Negrin
Jose Miaja
Azana
Negrin
Minorca
Prince Jaime
Sacred College of Cardinals
Rome
Vatican
Pius XI
Pius
Eugenio Pacelli
Cardinal Pacelli
Papal
Pacelli
Ital
Merry del Val
Congress
White House
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
WPA
House
Virginia
Clifton A. Woodrum
Unemployment Relief Administration
PWA
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Finnigan
Ickes
Beauty Aids Not Intended For Children
Mothers ask about permanent waves rouge nail polish and facial treatments for young children. The guidance urges delaying beauty routines until adulthood to protect health and development, stressing nutrition, hygiene, and gentle hair care as foundational.
Self Neglect Never Justified
A reflective column urges mothers to reclaim their identity after raising daughters. It criticizes overemphasis on children, advising women to invest in self care, fashion, and social activity. Read books, visit films, join local groups to restore self esteem and personal appeal.
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Alice
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Hint of the Day Be Kind to Tender Skins
This health note advises on skin care for sensitive types. It suggests avoiding hot showers, using tepid water, and protecting the face with vaseline or a rich oil based cream. After cleansing with soap, rinse and apply a tissue cream for moisture.
Eighteenth Century Ice Cream Traditions and Makers
The article notes Josiah Wedgwood listed "ice cream cups" on price cards, showing early recognition of the dessert. A 1669 recipe describes freezing a cream sugar fruit mix in an earthen pot with ice and salt, and presidents Washington Jefferson and Madison reportedly served it by century's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Wedgwood
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Roosevelt policy under fire over air sales to France
A Western Newspaper Union piece argues critics unfairly denounce President Roosevelt over American aircraft sales to France. It notes secrecy in foreign policy, defends presidential discretion, and contrasts reactions with earlier British purchases and actions toward Japan and Spain. The author stresses constitutional limits and urges measured debate rather than partisan backlash.
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Washington
Atlantic
Congress
Munich
Hitler
Mussolini
United States
France
England
Department of State
Naval Services
Europe
Roosevelt
Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Howlers
Ambassador Bullitt
Paris
Spain
Japan
China
Congressional Committee
House
Western Newspaper Union
Profitable Salvage of Ka trina Luckenbach by Galaxy Prince
In August 1918 the Galaxy Prince towed the disabled Katrin Luckenbach 1356 miles to Hampton Roads, one of maritime history's most profitable salvage operations. The court awarded the salvor exclusive of expenses 93000 dollars, with about 62000 going to officers and crew.
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North Atlantic
Katrina Luckenbach
Hampton Roads
Collier’s Weekly
End Counts If You Have Begun The End Crown
A compact reflection on finishing what you start. The quote emphasizes that the ending matters more than the struggle and encourages persistence to complete efforts begun.
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London
Joseph W. la Bine
Great Britain
British
Foreign Office
Ireland
Peek
British Isles
Scotland Yard
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Eire
Ulster
P. T. Kelly
Harrisburg
John J. Baker
Cleveland
Eliot Ness
Chicago Daily News
By Patricia Lindsay
Bruckart
Washington Digest
William Bruckart
National Press Bldg
Washington, D. C
Maly
War and Navy Departments
Western Union Life Company
M&m
Houston
Texas
Ex-Lax
John Burroughs
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