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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1939

Page

2

Kennedy Bullitt warn of worsened war risk in Europe

In a private briefing to Congress Kennedy and Bullitt warned that appeasement by Britain and France could delay but not prevent a near term European showdown. They cited Mussolini and Chamberlain moves, Czech Hungary tensions, and Japan's stance as part of a global drift toward conflict.

Messrs. Kennedy Bullitt Great Britain Italy Germany France London Canada Czechoslovakia Munich Russia Kennedy-Bullitt Chamberlain U. S Roosevelt Victoria Station Mussolini Dover Hitler Britain Palestine Rome Paris Tunisia Djibouti-Addis Ababa Poland Japan Arita Tokyo Nichi Nichi Rensuke Isogai Manchuria Far East Bullitt-Kennedy Congress Tennessee Andrew J. May House Military Affairs Committee Atlantic Pacific Gulf States Washington Army Air Corps Atlantic and Pacific Panama Canal

Wall ace plan shifts toward cheaper farm goods and wheat cuts

Under Secretary Wal lace presses for higher consumption using methods including a new two price plan for subsidized sales to low income families. Wheat acreage could drop from 81 million to 55 million acres as part of a global export/import scheme discussed by the International Wheat Advisory Committee. Germany's Adolf Schacht outlines a two-part plan moving 400,000 Jews abroad and a $2.5 billion loan backed by Jewish property to expand exports and break boycotts.

Henry A. Wallace U. S. Agriculture Department U. S Congress Wallace Mr. Wallace London Agriculture Department International Wheat Advisory Committee International Institute of Agriculture Hjalmar Schacht Germany Reichsbank Dr. Schacht Reich Hitler World Jewry Ger Nazi Germany

Rockets and science mingle in war and space talk

Dr. Robert H. Goddard, long at rocketry research in Roswell, advances propulsion with a gyro steering system and sustained power, while Major Randolph notes potential military uses. Also, Sir Richard Gregory and Prof Walter Cannon are highlighted for their science influence and leadership.

James R. Randolph Doctor Goddard Roswell N. M Daniel Guggenheim Foundation Goddard Major Randolph

Hollywood Stars and Their Mustaches

Star Dust AVID NIVEN grew a king ordered mustache in the Guards era but shaved it for Wuthering Heights. David Niven recalls the moneyless New York start and shirt-laundry barter that led to work. Flora Robson bought a Hollywood car for 75 dollars and pays rent at 60 dollars monthly. Madeleine Carroll once claimed a royal presentation. Mary Pickford corrected the claim and shared a nose kiss to avoid staining the queen’s glove. Janet Gaynor signed Mayerling on air despite radio fright and the author recalls winning 11.50 on Spelling Bee.

Avid Niven Hollywood England Samuel Goldn Young Niven Wuthering Heights Flora Robson Miss Robson Madeleine Carroll New York Europe Mary Pickford

Curtain a Group of Windows in Plain Valance Style

Reader asks how to dress three windows with a plain valance built on a four inch board. Use cream glass curtains with end overdrapes in tan green blue striped fabric and optional fringe. Valance board, L brackets, plain valance six inches deep with crinoline interlining. finish with a fold tack to the board.

Ruth Wyeth Spears ST Vyear Spears

Hollywood Gossip Notes on Stars and Ventures

Barbara Stanwyck leaves her ranch for town with marriage rumors surrounding Robert Taylor. Lubitsch to direct Greta Garbo in Ninotchka. Since 1928 Hollywood has only five pawn shops. Three youths produced Youth Marches On costing 175 dollars, five weeks on Broadway, prompting producer thoughts about budgets.

Barbara Stanwyck Robert Taylor Lubitsch Greta Gerbo Western Newspaper Union

Six Weeks Song Watched By Riviera Bands

In Nice on the French Riviera a yearly carnival ritual sees a new tune launched for six weeks. orchestras and street bands play the melody daily until it becomes familiar. when the carnival figure dies the song fades and a new one rises the next season.

Nice French Riviera

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