Britain’s Eden Appears in Parliament After Rest
The article notes Anthony Eden’s return to Parliament after a recent recess with claims of perfect health following a sun-related collapse. It covers a Milverton party-defection speech criticizing colonial slavery and a Finance Act tax debate where the standard income tax rate stayed at nine shillings, nearly unchanged since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Eden
Britain
House of Lords
Lord Milverton
Nigeria
Far East Cold War spreads with Soviet ties favored by Mao
The piece notes Mao Zedong calling Soviet Russia China’s real ally while Secretary Acheson warns that South Korea needs rapid U S aid to avoid falling to communism. It cites Soviet activity in Asia, ex‑prisoners returning from Russia, and ongoing efforts to block totalitarian spread. Moscow’s link between Europe and Asia is discussed as part of a broader revolutionary push.
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Far East
Mao Uze-Tung
Soviet Russia
China
Washington
Acheson
House
Korea
United States
Southeast Asia
India
Europe
Orient
Moscow
Rise of the Du Pont empire and antitrust probe
The 149 year history of Eleuthere du Pont's arrival in the United States and the growth of a vast enterprise with holdings in chemistry, plastics, and automotive interests. Attorney General Tom Clark filed an antitrust suit in Chicago alleging secret agreements and rebates to restrain competition among du Pont, General Motors, and U S Rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleuthere Irence du Pont
Nemours
France
United States
Wilmingon
Delaware
du Pont
General Motors
United States Rubber Company
Tom Clark
Chicago
U.S
Luke Appling Highlighted as 20 year Major Leaguer in Collier’s Feature
Collier's Weekly profiles Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox praising his hitting and fielding while noting his unique 20 year tenure across the 16 major league teams. The piece contrasts Appling with 1920s greats like Cobb and Ruth, discussing durability, injuries, and training myths across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Weekly
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Somerset Maugham
Popular
Oldtime pitchers and modern managers clash over durability
The piece recalls 20 to 23 year major league careers of legends like Cy Young and Walter Johnson, contrasts with today’s players who rely on rubdowns and therapies, and rails at managers for over juggling linesups and hindering durability and star development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Tecumseh Young
Cy Young
Herb Pennock
Sad Sam Jones
Walter Johnson
Eppa Rixey
Ted Lyons
Red Ruffing
Waite Hoyt
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Urban Faber
Tris Speaker
Fred Clarke
Napoleon Lajoie
Mel Ott
Honus Wagner
Jimmy Foxx
Frankie Frisch
Gabby Hartnett
al Simmons
Paul Waner
Southworth
Boudreau
Old Folks Cone on Comics and Child Morals
An editorial in Collier’s argues against blanket condemnation of comics. It cautions that censorship worsens civic friction, complicates publisher efforts, and overstates comics' harm while noting kids seek adventure and resolution through simple, action filled stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Fall Chick Sales and Farm Equipment Advertisements
Classified notices include farm supply listings from Twed die Chick Hatcheries and Top Notch Chick Sales in Ontario with prices for started chicks pullets and cockerels, plus tools like glass cutters and Allis-Chalmers equipment. Also employment ads for nurses and a general sales pitch for a tax service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quelph
Ontario
New
New Hampshires
Tweddie Chick Hatcheries Limited
Fergus
New Hampshire
Sussex
New Hammpshires
Guelph
Comics Not The Root Of Juvenile Crime
An opinion argues that healthy children need not absorb poison from comic books to commit crimes. Delinquency results from pent-up frustrations and fears, not from cartoons. Comics are an easy scapegoat, while adults should tackle underlying causes rather than blame comics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure Island
Jack the Giant Killer
Moone
Darling Township seeks teachers for committees and nurses listed
Darling Township solicits applications for teachers with duties to committees including salary expectations and last inspector name plus two general duty nurses at 160.00 with 35.00 deductions, 28 days plus 7 holidays, no broken shifts at King’s Daughters’ Hospital Duncan BC.
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General Hospital
Chatham
Ontario
Darling Township
Commietes
Mack H. Warr
Sec -Treag
Clayton
B& Hospital
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Duncan
British Columbia
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Babe Ruth
Conn Smyth
Tammy Daly
Rabbit Maranville
Rogers Hornsby
Fife
Mr. Daley
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BABY
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ACRH
Englehart
Antion Mantari
Atock
Steel Distributors Limited
Meiter’s Seon Sales NC
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Chapeau
Que
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W. C. Bailey & Sons
Hagstrom
Theodore Bezan
Shoemaker Ave
Kitchener
Canada
WHHEL
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Ottawa
Hopem
F.W.D
Sutherland
Centre Island
Murphy Graham CO
St. Michelas
Montreal
Eagle
Peter Gingerich
Zurich
Furniss Clarke and Co. Limited
Bartlett Avenue
Toront
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Cor
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Norfolk St
Stratford
Tel
Allis-Chalmers
M. Burt
St. George
Ont
Cockshutt Sraim
Mansey Harris
McCormick Deering
McCormack
John Stephens
Roselawn Farm
Richmond Hill
Tyrol
Lawrence and Newell
Adelaide St. West
Druszists
Dixon
Munro’s
Higin
Post
A. Thomson
St Clarens Ave
Nafer Distributors Reg’d
Big. Hoetad Putpereunt
Hele
Ross Memorial Hospital
Lindsay
1732 Avenue Road
United Builders Co
Euclid
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S.A
Rush
Oriental Art Studios
St. Timothee
Quo
Marvel
America
Blear St
Lporento
King St. Hamilton
Rideau Street
18Th St
Yeurs
Ingtruetors
Creative School OF Art
Weston Road
Patherstonhaugh & Company Patent Solicitors
Bay Street
Photography
Ottawa Film Service
P.O
Arthur Poiter
Veachers
Tor
Roddis Lambet and Veng Co
Sault Ste. Marie
Sporry
Oxford
Dua
Mediate
Hunter-Billings Shoes
Gerrard St
Doring Price
Borth
Price
Sa.bo
Snquest Fate
Superior
Huron ST
Komth Wpaulin Co
Dng
BGS
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