World War of Words Grows Over Spain and Libya
The piece outlines Italy's anger at British taunts over volunteers in Spain and Mussolini's bid for leadership in the Moslem world after a Libya visit. It notes France and Britain agreeing on a plan to curb Italian landings, while Germany watches and U S industrial strife and sit down strikes ripple through Detroit.
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Dino Grandi
London
International Committee On
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George Clerk
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Adona
Libya
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Red Sea
Indian Ocean
German Envoy Change Signals Shift in Washington
R Hans Luther will be replaced as German ambassador to Washington by Hans Heinrich Dieckhoff a veteran diplomat and brother in law of Joachim von Ribbentrop Dieckhoff a key figure in German foreign affairs is linked to the Ribbentrop group Dieckhoff formerly served as embassy counsel in Washington 1922 1926 and is described as a staunch friend of Americans The Detroit Chrysler sit down strike ends with 6000 workers evacuating eight plants during negotiations under Gov Frank Murphy John L Lewis and Walter Chrysler pressing for peace and law obedience The governor had resisted forceful action but Lewis concession is deemed a victory
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Roosevelt
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John L. Lewis
Walter P. Chrysler
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Earhart's Flight Ends in Honolulu Crash
Amelia Earhart ends her circumnavigation attempt in Honolulu after crashing her $80,000 laboratory plane during takeoff for Howland Island. She and navigators Harry Manning and Fred Noonan survive with the craft damaged beyond quick repair. The craft is sent to Los Angeles for repairs as Earhart vows to resume the flight soon. In a separate Pittsburgh crash, a Transcontinental and Western airliner from New York to Chicago crashes near the airport killing all aboard.
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Howland Island
Harry Manning
Fred J Noonan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York
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Illinois Congressman Attacks Sabath Over Real Estate Deals
Rep Ralph Church of Illinois leveled a sharp attack on Adolph Sabath the Illinois Democrat who chairs the committee on real estate bondholders. Church charged Sabath with questionable practices and questioned the Chicago law firm Sabath Perlman Goodman Rein benefiting from his investigations. Democratic leaders defended Sabath and adjourned the session. Sabath vowed a lengthy reply.
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Death of British poet Drinkwater shocks literary world
John Drinkwater distinguished British poet novelist and playwright died suddenly in his London home at fifty four. He was known for historical plays including Abraham Lincoln and Robert E Lee and had just finished a coronation film for King George VI. The couplet notes his status as author and producer of the film.
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London
Drinkwater
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
George VI
Queen Victoria
Benefit Promises and Pranks Across the Nation
A satirical column cautions that celebrity benefit promises can be hollow with last minute no-shows. It mocks theatrical vanity, notes a sea horse communication claim, and critiques the militarization trend as nations push for total sacrifice to fund defense.
New Deal Era Echoes in High Living Costs Debate
A Western Newspaper Union summary recalling 1918 1919 inflation and current price pressures, critiques of New Deal policies from 1933 onward, and warnings about wage increases and price inflation. It cites Roosevelt devaluation, NRA AAA labor conflicts, credit concerns, and Eccles on balancing production with wages to avoid cycles of inflation.
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AAA
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Western Newspaper Union
A Star for You and a Woman’s Paper Read
A club reader reflects on pleasant memories of not winning and learns new reasons to believe in a belief she once ignored. The piece notes some men push claims more than facts and champions youthful ability. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is touted as a long standing tonic for women.
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Charles E. Hughes
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
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Hughes
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Brain Trust
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H. W. Dodds
Princeton
Theodore Griebner
St. Louis
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Organization of Farmers
Dr. Pierce
Adlerika
Jas
H. LE. Shoub
New York
Radiant Sunshine Quote by J. M. Barrie Circulated
A quotation by J. M. Barrie highlights that people who spread happiness to others may not always protect their own joy. The saying emphasizes self care and the universality of distributing and receiving sunshine.
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J. M. Barrie
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