Danzig tensions and Britain Poland credit push noted
British Ironside visits Warsaw as Danzig rumors flare over peace talks while Britain signals support for Poland. The piece also reports WPA layoffs, state governorship notes, a Louisiana scandal probe, and Huey Long era indictments drawing in Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith’s critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Britain
Edmund Ironside
Warsaw
Germany
Ironside
Neville Chamberlain
Danzig
Chamberlain
Nevile Henderson
Berlin
Hitler
Fleet Street
London
Pictorial on Tyrol tensions and a broader wartime border clash
A sequence of notes describes Tyrol farmers resisting Italianization and German reunion while Mussolini evicts foreigners and Hitler pressures Tyroleans. Italy denies leasing or ceding the area. In the Sakhalin region Soviet Japan dispute over coal and oil concessions grows after Soviet fines to Japanese concessionaires trigger protests. Both sides maintain strong positions amid escalating tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Tyrol
Germany
Mussolini
Tyrol
Hitler
Italy
Manchukuo
Lake Bor
Sakhalin Island
Sakhalin
Russia
Japan
Tokyo
Congress Delays Neutrality Bills Amid Lend Spend Debate
Congress adjourns with a pledge to table neutrality legislation until the next session while the Senate considers an embargo on U S war materials to Japan and renunciation of the 1911 U S Japan trade treaty. The White House sees a tough year ahead as lenders back a $500 million rail equipment plan and officials tout job creation. The Logan bill faces court review of labor board decisions, and other measures advance, including crop insurance extension and wage hour talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Europe
White House
Stephen
Franklin Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Japan
Selves
Jesse Jones
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
New York
James Mead
Senate
Charles McNary
House
New Jersey
Mary Norton
North Carolina
Graham Barden
Logan
Congressional
Labor Board
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Mexico
John J. Dempsey
Carl Hatch
Watch Nose As Cause of Ear Trouble
Dr James W Barton explains in plain terms how nasal issues can lead to ear problems. He outlines common causes, symptoms to watch for, and simple steps to seek proper evaluation and treatment.
Preventing Deafness Starts With Honest Nose Care
A health column explains most hearing loss in children begins with a blocked nose. Enlarged turbinate bones, a bent septum, enlarged adenoids, or tonsils block nasal airflow, causing mouth breathing and ear pressure changes that harm the eustachian tube and drum. Dr. Harold Walker notes removing obstructions and restoring normal nose breathing via higiene and selective surgery can prevent chronic deafness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Walker
Boston
Britain weighs wheat purchases to bolster defense
In 1931 wheat fell to 3 shillings 6% pence a bushel. Parliament debated Keynes proposed appropriation of 100,000,000 pounds to stockpile 234,000,000 bushels for war reserves, but storage limits in the British Isles curtailed plans. Observers expected a compromise to buy 5,000,000 to 10,000,000 bushels now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waynard Keynes
England
British Isles
Roosevelt McNutt ticket touted in New York rumor
A New York informant whispers to Walter Winchell that the 1940 Democratic ticket may pair Franklin Roosevelt with Henry A. Wallace McNutt. Treasury data show a daily deficit of 22.3 million dollars in the first half of the new fiscal year. An American ship aided in rescuing 209 passengers from the Bokuyo Maru. In Tokyo talks on British rights in China end in deadlock. In Jerusalem Arabs kidnap Cleveland minister Dr Jacob Goldner and his son, later releasing Goldner for a ransom demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Winchell
Roosevelt and McNutt
Washington
Treasury
U. S
Mid-Pacific
Tokyo
China
Jerusalem
Jacob Goldner
Cleveland
Gerould
Dr. Goldner
Electrolysis Risks Highlighted By Medical Authority
Dr. Anthony C. Cipollaro warns in the Journal of the American Medical Association that electrolysis is not a safe procedure in unskilled hands. The piece outlines safe practices and cautions, including minimal current, testing first, avoiding inflamed areas, and limited hairs per session, to prevent skin injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony C. Cipollaro
New York
Journal of the American Medical Association
Western Newspaper Union
Cold cuts platter ideas and simple recipes
Classic help yourself platter features salami liver sausage boiled ham and corned beef with cheese cheese and pickles plus watercress for garnish. The article lists six tested recipes including Luncheon Slices Ham and Cheese Pinwheels Rarebit Sandwich Filling Corned Beef de Luxe and a salami cabbage spinach salad with French dressing.
Easy Entertaining cookbook offered by Eleanor Howe
A new type cookbook titled Easy Entertaining offers menus for parties from Italian suppers to wedding receptions and practical tested recipes from appetizers to desserts. Send 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois to obtain a copy released by Western Newspaper Union.
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Eleanor Howe
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Union
Vacuum Cleaner With Clean Dust Bag
Purdue experiment station findings show a vacuum with a clean dust bag cleans best. Empty the bag after each use and do not wash it to avoid trapping dust. Cleaning efficiency depends on push speed from one to two feet per second and avoiding pins, tacks, or glass. Keep the machine in a clean, protected area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Experiment Station
Many Electric Outlets Important to Kitchen
When planning new house outlets for lamps clocks and radios the kitchen is often neglected yet this room uses more plugs than any other. There cannot be too many appliance outlets in the kitchen as electricity powers lighting and appliances and load varies with usage.
Just Sterilize Containers To Prevent Ropy Bread
Ropiness in bread is caused by a bacillus and makes the bread unfit for use. All containers used for mixing baking and storing should be sterilized by boiling. The ropiness does not appear immediately after baking but is signaled by a disagreeable odor.
How to Remove Jar Covers Safely
To remove jar covers place the jar top downward in hot water for five to ten minutes. Then lift the jar from the dipper and insert a steel kitchen knife under the rubber at different points to let air in. The cover can then be removed easily.
Washing Curtains With Dye In Washer For Even Color
Instructions advise adding dye or tint to the washing machine along with soap flakes to achieve more even coloration of curtains. The guidance emphasizes using the washing machine rather than manual dyeing.
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Joseph W. Labine
East Prussia
Albert Forster
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Correse
WPA
F. C. Harrington
Harrington
Michigan
Loren D. Dickinson
Frank Fitzgerald
Dickinson
National Conference of Governors
LaGuardia
Nebraska
R. L. Cochran
Willo Sheridan
Miss Michigan
Willo
Manhattan
Lansing
John B. Corliss Jr
Corliss
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
James Monroe Smith
Canada
Smith
LSU
George Caldwell
E. N. Jackson
Clarence A. Lorie
State Medical Society
U.S. Treasury
Department
Huey Long
Dr. Smith
Seymour Weiss
J. Emory Adams
Monte E. Hart
Electric Company
Louis Lesage
Gerald L. K. Smith
Sir Ironside
Miss Michigan Aviation
Wicked
YUGO
Slavia
Switzerland
Chukuo
COREA
James W. Barton
Dr. Barton
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