Roosevelts Peace Role Shapes 1938 Campaign
The piece argues Roosevelt seeks to frame the 1938 election as a test of his peacemaker leadership. It links world peace efforts, domestic business relief, and labor disputes to political strategy, notes a rising share of paid employment for women, and discusses espionage policy and Catholic church-state tensions in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Germany
U. S
Charles Hook
National Association of Manufacturers
American Federation of Labor
Houston
Texas
A. F. of L
John Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Vatican
Innitzer
European Powers Split Over Munich Pact and World Tensions
The piece surveys Britain and France torn by Munich related disputes as Churchill condemns appeasement and rearmament rises. It notes Czech President Benes resigning, reparations demand on Czechoslovakia, and Spain's Loyalist fight amid Axis pressures. It also predicts tax changes and possible Francoist gains with Italy allied to Germany.
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Munich
Great Britain
France
Alfred Duff Cooper
Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
England
Europe
Italy
Mr. Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Ethi
Opia
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Czechs
Central Europe
Russia
Britain
Germany
Spain
Francisco Franco
Beasts and bravery in Brooklyn streets in 1927
Sixteen year old Bob Shreves of 1333 Pacific St Brooklyn fights off a trained 880 pound bear that charged a crowd at Public School No 15 in 1927. He sustains a lacerated scalp a broken rib and a crushed shoulder but survives with a lasting scar and a tale of heroism.
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Ello
Bob Shreves
Pacific St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Adventurers Club
Bob
Peter Minuit
New York
Long Island Railroad Station
Williamsburg Bridge
South Elliott Place
Public School No. 15
Theater
Little Bob
Cumberland Hospital
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Dempsey
Remembering the Sabbath and Rest in Scripture
A sermon outlines why rest is commanded in Exodus and how Jesus honors the Sabbath in Luke. It urges weekly worship, service, and readiness to meet others’ needs, defending the law’s spirit over its letter and stressing divine example and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
House of God
Luke
Jesus
Paul
Christ
Men Talk More Than Women, Says Noted Psychologist
A noted psychologist claims men talk more than women and view their words as more important. The piece cites Pearsons London Weekly and notes the belief that men’s talk reflects perceived male superiority, alongside a list of historical Hughs from Latimer to Cameron with brief biographical mentions.
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Pearson
London Weekly
Biblical Verse Quotation Sparks Reflection
A devotional note cites Hebrews 4 13 about God seeing all hearts and all things laid bare before him. The verse emphasizes divine scrutiny and moral accountability in a contemplative tone.
For Sale By Owner Farm in Taylor County Iowa
300 acre productive corn farm in Taylor County Iowa offered by owner. Sure crops advertised with contact box 5870 Bedford Iowa for more details.
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Taylor County
Bedford
Iowa
Buried City Unearthed at Wickliffe Kentucky
Archaeologists under Col. Fain W. King and his wife expose nine mounds at Wickliffe revealing 153 burials of three types. Artifacts include pottery tools ornaments and in one mound 63 children's remains with dolls and toys.
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Wickliffe
Fain W. King
Tax Revenue Share Attributed To Car Owners
An estimate indicates car owners contribute about 15 percent of all government tax revenue at local state and national levels.
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Cough and Chest Cold
An advertising note urges readers to try Creomulsion for a three days cough chest cold or bronchial irritation. It claims quick action at the trouble seat helps soothe inflamed membranes loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Friend in Need Quote: A Friend Walks In
Anon offers a concise adage about friendship, defining a friend as someone who stays when others leave, highlighting loyalty and support during tough times.
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Weekly News Review
Joseph W. LaBine
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
John D. Biggers
Rt. Rev
Fulton J. Sheen
The
Catholic University At Washington
Japan
House Committee On un-Americanism
Shirley Temple
Army
Navy Intelligence Departments
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Secret Service
Treasury
State Department
Cardinal Innitzer
Johann Kravanik
Vienna
St. Stephen’s
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
Congress
Adventurers’ Club
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bi Bible
UL Whilabu
Western Newspaper Union
Beast
Hansel
Mae
Luke Golden
Hugh
Hugh Capet
St. Hugh
Grenoble
Hughs
Latimer
Legare
Miller
Baron Strathnairn
Cameron
Kentucky
Phillips’ Milk
Magnesia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lassifie
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