European Crisis Delay Threatens Axis Strategy
In a column by Joseph W. La Bine the analysis suggests delayed European crisis plans could weaken the Rome Berlin axis. It discusses Wallace and interstate trade barriers, Spain and Vatican events, and looming military mobilization plus Britain and France dynamics. It notes U S housing rebound hopes and a Royal visit shaping Anglo American perceptions ahead of potential wartime steps.
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Joseph W. la Bine
Julius Caesar
England
France
London
Paris
Spain
Barcelona
Vatican
Pius XI
Italy
Axis
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Rome
Germany
Great Britain
King George
Elizabeth
Toronto
U. S
Peter Howard
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Chamberlain
George
Queen Elizabeth
Briefly Opposed Double Movie Features and Other News
Brief items note opposition to double feature film programs by the National Motion Picture Research Council. A 55 town air mail service launch is planned for May 12. Msgr Stephen J Donahue of New York archdiocese is tipped for elevation to cardinal. Gandhi gains a major political win from a four day fast unto death. Nazi Germany reverses a curtailment of Jewish participation in business due to labor shortages.
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Pennsylvania
Arizona
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Colorado
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Missouri
Maine
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Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S
L. Seth Schnitman
Army Industrial College
Bowery Savings Bank
Federal Housing Administration
U. S. Army Air Force
Congress
Army
Navy
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Corps
Airacuda
Robert J. Woods
Arnold
Caribbean
Roosevelt
Adm
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
National Motion Picture Research Council
Delaware
West Virginia
Ohio
College of Cardinals
Stephen J. Donahue
Archdiocese of New York
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Nazi Germany
Roosevelt weighs budget cuts and reform aims
Congress debates New Deal costs as the public debt nears 45 billion and the 1939 40 budget inflates deficits. Republicans and some Democrats push deep cuts, while Hopkins argues for tax relief and growth to balance the budget. Critics from Brookings urge restraint on reorganization plans.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Congress
Mississippi
Pat Harrison
Harrison
Brookings
Washington
Brookings Institution
National Economy League
Yes My Darling Daughter Draws Censorship Sparks in New York
The film Yes My Darling Daughter faced a state censorship ban in New York. After the board of regents lifted it, audiences flocked to theaters amid publicity. Edith Fellows inks Five Little Peppers film rights as Isa Miranda lands new Paramount projects.
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Warner Brothers
New York
State Censor Board
Department of Education
Board of Regents
Edith Fellows
What to Eat and Why Digestive Health and Fear
The article argues against warning others that certain foods cause distress. It emphasizes that digestion depends on proper conditions and emotional state, noting fear and anxiety suppress gastric secretions and slow intestines. It cites medical observations of gastric disturbances linked to financial stress and urges banishing fear to improve digestion.
Petain Returns to Service as Ambassador to Spain
Marshal Henri Petain, once famed for Verdun, comes out of retirement at age 82 to be ambassador to a reorganized Spain. The move aims to win General Francisco Franco's friendship and leverages Petain's prior influence with Spain's leaders and military figures.
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Henri Petain
Verdun
France
Spain
Francisco Franco
French War College
Marshal Petain
Iron Man
Abd el Krim
Riff
Morocco
Petain
Madrid
Prima de Rivera
Baron Calvon Ripper Hailed For War Camp Experience
After seven months in a concentration camp, Baron Calvon Ripper now aids in film production. Ripper has been engaged by RKO Pathe to serve in an advisory capacity for the forthcoming feature Unknown Patriot.
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Calvon Ripper
RKO Pathe
Radio stars and showbiz chatter wrap decades of fame
Rose Bampton gains national notice through Met Opera radio appearances and frequent Bing Crosby slots while George Murphy juggles TV bookings. Al Jolson ends two years on air and plans a Fox film, with Dick Powell replacing him. cast remains unchanged.
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Rose Bampton
Grace Moore
Metropolitan Opera Company
Glamour Girls
the Circle
Bing Crosby
al Jolson
Twentieth Century-Fox
Rose
Washington Square
Dick Powell
Radio Dramas to Become Three Film Series
The radio dramas featuring Jean Hersholt as Dr Christian will be turned into a trio of feature films. Pat O'Brien is set to star in The Life of Knute Rockne. John Wayne, praised for Stagecoach, leads Walter Wanger's latest project at Republic as a star.
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Dr. Christian
Jean Hersholt
Pat O’brien
Knute Rockne
John Wayne
Walter Wanger
Republic
Food myths and digestion myths mislead on eating
The author discusses how individual differences affect food tolerance and how personal biases or past distress can shape dietary beliefs. A clearer view of mental and physiological factors may dispel myths about wholesome foods and combinations.
Emotions Shape Digestion and Eating Timing
Scientists say the stomach reacts to nearly every emotion and sensation. How you eat matters as much as what you eat, with meals during fatigue, worry, or anger causing distress, while the same foods eaten later may digest normally. The text warns against overly strict dietary judgments.
A rested meal improves digestion for fatigued individuals
Fatigue makes a large meal unwise as rest before eating aids digestion. Pleasant surroundings and flavorful cooking further enhance digestion for normal individuals.
Be Tranquil at Mealtimes and Diet Advice
The article advises calm mealtimes free of unpleasant topics to improve digestion and enjoyment. It answers questions on hot versus cold foods and emphasizes fat as a dense energy source and calcium-rich foods, highlighting milk as a key calcium source with fruits vegetables and eggs as supplements.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
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