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Every Man His Own Captain Explains Squalus Dive
Veteran submarine commander describes the Squalus dive drill and the automatic, clocklike coordination of crew as water floods ballast tanks, torpedo tubes, and battery rooms. The piece emphasizes individual initiative amid rapid, structured teamwork during the dive and notes the officer’s disclaimer about nonofficial Navy views.
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Jews See New Civilization Doomed In Holy Land
London dispatch notes that Jewish leaders worldwide see Britain’s plan for an independent Palestine as doom for the Jewish "new civilization" in the Holy Land. They warn Arabs gain power. Jewish immigration caps threaten a future minority state amid Arab majority rule. The piece discusses Zionist defense bans, Arab-Jewish violence, and Britain's Moslem alliance calculus.
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Holy Land
Milton Bronner
NEA Service
London
Britain
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Jewdah
Prize Bulls Exhibit at New York World's Fair 1939
Prize bulls are shown in a ring at the 1939 World's Fair New York using a "bull exerciser" device. A bull is attached to the end of each of five arms and as the apparatus moves the bulls must follow, a monotonous but effective exercise display for visitors.
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New York
New Milk Homogenization Enhances Flavor and Digestive Ease
Homogenized milk mixes cream evenly by forcing milk under high pressure to break fat droplets into tiny particles. This process yields a uniform texture, richer flavor, and smoother curd for digestion. It also distributes vitamins and nutrients uniformly, and may aid digestion while reducing heaviness after consumption.
New York by George Ross Ner Staff Correspondent
In New York a tour of Central Park Reservoir reveals Tom Dorgan as guardian and boatman, knowable by first names to frequenters, with anecdotes about Cohan Whiteman and others. Vignettes include Mabel Sugnet praised by lawmakers, Swope era reminiscences, a joke about a raise, and Harry Richman selling a cigarette case in a department store window.
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Tom
George M. Cohan
David Darfield
Bert Lytell
Dorgan
Mr. Cohan
George
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
Herbert Bayard Swope
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Swope
Newshawk
Brooklyn
Calcutta
India
Harry Richman
Richman
Gloria Jean poised for stardom in Hollywood
NEA reports 11 year old Gloria Jean Schoonover, under Joe Pasternak’s wing, is a strong prospect for major stardom. Her coloratura soprano, riding and swimming skills, and shell game wit help shape her breakout film The Underpup, while her determined mindset and dieting reflect the price of fame.
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Gloria Jean
Joe Pasternak
Deanna Durbin
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Pasternak
Gloria
Grover Jones
I. A. R. Wylie
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Shirley
Shell Game
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Adventures of a Young Man indicts modern revolutions with cold finality
The review notes John Dos Passos crafts a living hero Glenn Spotswood who ends as a corpse, betrayed by his own side. It traces his growth from child to independent thinker amid a corrupt circle of pseudo-intellectuals and “pink” radicals, concluding the Party values ideology over solving workers’ problems.
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Harcourt, Brace
Dospassos
Glenn Spotswood
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Automobile crashes into Pittsburgh home
An automobile plowed through the wall of Paul Stumpf’s house in Pittsburgh and into the living room narrowly missing a 12 year old boy in a chair. A nearby spectator remark sparked hush, noting the curious curtains.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Stumpf
Window shatters in Norfolk robbery over Confederate cash
In Norfolk a shop proprietor valued the broken costly window almost as much as the $9,000 in Confederate currency missing after a robbery. The incident highlights damage to property and valuables from the crime.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk
Raising a Family bus trips for youth groups
Olive Roberts Barton urges planned bus trips for youth, noting that organized groups can safely travel with adult supervision. She advises early reservations, clear rules, and designated chaperones, highlighting educational value and the thrill of exploring the country as a family vacation option.
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John
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