Weekly News Analysis Paris London Woo Franco In Weak Bid to Oust Fascists
A column analyzes Franco's need to sever Francoist ties with Rome and Berlin, the British French push for peace, potential Franco premier plans, and Vatican papal succession. It notes American relief fights in Congress, possible URA creation, and Ickes calls for a permanent public works program amid wartime politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Germany
Italy
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
Francisco Franco
France
Britain
Rome-Berlin
Franco
Hughes 1906 Insurance Probe Sparks Federal Oversight Debate
The article traces Charles Evans Hughes 1906 push to curb insurance risk and push federal supervision of investments. It notes huge policy totals and varied investments while a 12 month inquiry in Washington explores effects on money markets and potential interlocking directorates. A possible shift toward federal regulation alongside state oversight is discussed amid rail and debt concerns.
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New York
Legislative Insurance Committee
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
National Economic Committee
Wyoming
Joseph C. O’mahoney
William O. Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
U. S
Douglas
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Dreamers seek Broadway fame in New York World tale
In the New York World building old deanery, ambitious writers chase literary fame. Maxwell Anderson Louis Weitzenkorn Phil Stong James Cain Dudley Nichols Paul Sifton Ben Burman trek toward works for stage and novel. Burman wins Southern Authors award for Blow for a Landing. personal anecdotes of luck and a bust.
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EW York
New York World
Maxwell Anderson
Louis Weitzenkorn
Phil Stong
Stong
James Cain
Young
Dudley Nichols
Paul Sifton
Ben Burman
Sifton
Federal Wage Board
Burman
Will Rogers
Mississippi
Adorable party frock for girls and day wear
A practical basque frock with rippling skirt and contrasting bands offers an easy sewing project for a young girl. Bright appliques bloom around the hem, with fabric options including taf feta silk crepe organdy orBatiste. The dress promises comfort for daily wear and shopping.
Garden patterns and flower tips for hobbyists
Gardeners share ideas for marigold and petunia gardens with vibrant color and fragrance. Featured are flowers for scent and foliage plants like coleus and dusty miller, plus wildflower and decorative patterns with pattern numbers No. 1683 and No. 1670 from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Joy
Joseph
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W.wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Wives in the News Highlight Gandhi and Local Figures
Mrs. Kasturbai Gandhi, described as faithful and silent, has been arrested for civil disobedience. Mrs. Ar thur Flegenheimer testified she saw her husband with James J. Hines, a Tammany leader accused of protection selling. Mrs. Rena Mooney vows to fight a proposed divorce from Tom Mooney.
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Gandhi
Kasturbhai Gandhi
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Flegenheimer
Arthur Flegenheimer
New York
Dutch Schultz” Flegenheimer
James J. Hines
Mooney
Rena Mooney
California
Tom Mooney
Scrapbook maker Hemstreet's high priced war clip compilations
Charles Hemstreet, renowned scrapbook maker, charged up to 21000 dollars for a war clip story collection now housed at Princeton. He also earned a similar sum for a book of American press opinions on Wallis Simpson and the Windsor romance. His clientele included the French government and the Vatican library. Hemstreet began as a newspaper reporter and his largest project organized 400000 clippings on the silk industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hemstreet
Princeton University Library
Hemstreet
Wallis Simpson Duke of Windsor
United States
France
Vatican
Safety Talks on Highway Pedestrian Dangers and Tips
The National Safety Council warns that about a third of rural pedestrian fatalities occur while walking along roadways and two thirds face traffic with their backs turned. It recommends walking on the left, carrying a light at night, wearing white or light clothing, and using the road shoulder when sidewalks are absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Choice of Evils Says The Best Choose Between Evils
A compact reflection notes that even good people confront hard choices and must weigh competing harms. The quotation frames moral tension by suggesting virtue is found in navigating unavoidable evils.
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Junius
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Joseph W. la Bine
Madrid-Valencia
Catalonia
Manuel Azana
Juan Negrin
Jose Miaja
Azana
Negrin
Minorca
Jaime
Mussolini
Sacred College of Cardinals
Rome
Pius XI
Pius
Eugenio Pacelli
Papal
Cardinal Pacelli
Pacelli
Merry del Val
Great Britain
British
Foreign Office
Ireland
British Isles
Scotland Yard
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Eire
Ulster
Congress
White House
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
WPA
House
Virginia
Clifton A. Woodrum
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Finnigan
Ickes
PWA
Harrisburg
John J. Baker
Cleveland
Eliot Ness
Chicago Daily News
Treasury
Congressional
Speaders
Mr. Burman
Damascus
Sahara Desert
Bagdad
Ouis Shattuck
Wall Street
House of Morgan
New York Stock Exchange
Rocky Mountains
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
William Lawrence Saunders
Mr. Cates
West
Connecticut
Utah
Arizona
Boston
Phelps Dodge Corp
Consolidated News Features
WNU Service
By Lemuel F. Parton
Eee
Attern
Tips Gardeners
Creomullion
Franklin
Adlerika
Jas
Adlerika Acta
Louderfail
By Joe Bowers
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