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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1939
Page
6
The column discusses Cardina Pacelli as a leading papal candidate amid Mussolini and Hitler pressures. It contrasts Vatican diplomacy with German Italian interference and notes Britain’s rearmament budget shifts and Spain as a balance focus. It also analyzes 1938 relief costs versus national income and implications for Roosevelt’s plan.
The article argues three signals point toward a near showdown between the CIO and AFL amid a weakened NLRB after Supreme Court defeats. It notes anticipated Wagner Act revisions likely shifting power away from NLRB, potential AFL gains, and renewed peace talks with Roosevelt proposing a conference to resolve labor disputes. It highlights leaders John Lewis, William Green, and Daniel Tobin and tensions within the AFL and CIO.
Edward P. Mulrooney, a veteran official and former police commissioner, takes a $25,000 hotel post as impartial chairman representing both employers and labor. Batista draws leftward signals in Cuba as he leans toward reform, while Brazil’s Aranha acts as peace envoy amid talks of a central bank and U.S. capital support.
Drs Bedford Shelmire and J Harvey Black report a simple plant oil test for contact eczema. The back is treated with forty oil spots in four rows. after drying, 10 per cent silver nitrate marks each row and a reaction indicates the offending plant.
Physicians note emotional distress can trigger stomach and intestinal upset, with fear of cancer or ulcer common in young adults. X rays and pattern recognition help diagnose ulcer linked to meals, pain beginning 2½ to 3 hours after eating, cyclic and persistent daily.
Treasury reports March income tax collections of 425 million dollars, well below 723 million dollars for the same period in 1938. Vienna authorities announce the release of former Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg from Nazi custody. Hitler and Mussolini hold a meeting in Rome. Goering claims German population will rise from 80 to 100 million. Tammany leaders in Manhattan retain power as James J. Hines remains imprisoned for rackets conspiracy conviction.
Russia's Nad eјda Konstantinova Krupskaya dies on her 70th birthday in Moscow. Japan's Empress Nagako bears a seventh child, a girl, nearing 36. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt resigns from the D A R amid controversy over Marian Anderson concert venue. Duchess of Windsor and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh identified as neighbors in Paris near the Bois de Boulogne.
A reader suggests making a chair from plain lumber and covering it with two tone chintz for a smart look in bedrooms, halls, or living rooms. The plan uses metal angles and straps sold at hardware stores and references Mrs. Spears sewing books for step by step guidance and ordered by mail from Chicago.
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