United States Shifts to Aid Allies as Europe Stays in Crisis
The piece outlines U S diplomacy as Kennedy Bullitt and Roosevelt push for aid to Britain and France amid German aggression while Italy and Japan menace Europe. It notes Britain France and the U S navigating neutrality and urging support, with Roosevelts political stance and upcoming elections shaping liberal strategies.
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Adolf H' ‘Ler
U. S
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
William C. Bullitt
France
Europe
Bordeaux
Bullitt
United States
Germany
London
Kennedy
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
London Evening News
Joe Kennedy
England
Aberdeen
Scotland
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
der Fuehrer
Alpine
Konrad Henlein
Fuehrer
Henlein
Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Berlin
Nevile Henderson
Ger
Rhine
Paris
Immedi
Ately
Ambassador Henderson
Henderson
Prague
Viscount Runciman
Sudetens
Sudeten
Nuremberg
Japan
Sheridan Downey
California
Franklin Roosevelt
Denton
Millard E. Tydings
Lewis
Democratic Party
Police Clinic Opens to Tackle Officer Distress in New York
In New York the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association launches an official police mental health clinic in the World building offering eight money related distress causes and counseling led by Dr. Menas S. Gregory and Dr. Carmyn J. Lombardo. The clinic follows Legion and police precedents and has handled about 150 cases. The feature also notes evolving attitudes toward policing, with college graduates entering the force and mental health methods being explored in police work.
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EW York
New York
New York Force
Old World Building
Joseph J. Burkard
Columbia University
Menas S. Gregory
Carmyn J. Lombardo
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Burkard
American Legion
Glee Club
P.E
Williams
Supreme Court
J. Edgar Hoover
The Smile That Saved a Hospital Gift
Sally Drew visits Helen Chichester after thirty years to secure a $50,000 donation to save the hospital. The tale centers on Sally’s bright smile and a hidden pact that changed two lives and kept the hospital afloat for another year.
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RS. Pinney
Miss Bowman
Mrs. Pinney
Mrs. Chichester
Sally Drew
Sally
Julia Pinney
Helen Chichester
Helen
Julia
Herbert Chichester
Light colored paints and white lead in practice
The article explains that light colored exterior paints use white lead mixed with other pigments to create tinted paints, while darker paints use pigments without white. It notes that dark paints are generally believed to offer longer service under similar weather and exposure conditions.
Costly Pulaski Skyway Built Over Hackensack Passaic Rivers
The Pulaski skyway is described as the world’s costliest per length with three miles of elevated roadway costing 21 million dollars and $19 million for the approaches. At 50 feet wide it accommodates five lanes and serves about 20 million vehicles annually passing over the Hackensack and Passaic rivers and the New Jersey Meadows.
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Pulaski Skyway
Hackensack
Passaic Rivers
New Jersey Meadows
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Henry Armstrong
D. J. Walsh
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Everett Mitchell
Voice OF
Richard Crooks
Margaret Speaks
Firestone Symphony Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
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