Where Draw the Line in U S Defense of Canada
A Willis Thornton analysis argues Canada, as a sovereign nation, must decide its own course in wartime, while noting the Monroe Doctrine binds the Americas against European conquest. It cautions against fatalism about invasion and emphasizes Canada’s role in British air defense and its impact on U S policy.
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Life expectancy trends in the United States rising steadily
The Family Doctor reports that insurance data show longer lifespans and higher birth survival rates since 1900. Life expectancy for white boys rose from 48 in 1900 to 61 in 1937, while white girls increased from 51 to 65. The article notes the US now ranks high globally, with only a few nations ahead, and Midwest states matching Nordic lifespans.
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The Trampling Herd by Paul Wellman
Literary critic John Selby praises Paul Wellman’s The Trampling Herd a balanced history of cattle in the West from 1521 to the barbed wire era. The book covers cattle drives Texas railheads cowboy culture and the modern ranch scene with brisk humor and engaging illustrations by Frank Miller.
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Kansas City Star
Raising a Family and Lazy Children in Adolescent Advice
The article distinguishes two laziness types in children and suggests parents should investigate health and emotional factors. It argues the right approach includes assessing real weakness, supervising without tyranny, and teaching work as a habit while recognizing adolescence often brings shifts between 13 and 16.
Two Sides To Every Question War Analysis By Hull
An opinion piece by Lytle Hull argues Stalin guided a dangerous path toward war and praises Neville Chamberlain while warning against war propaganda. It critiques third rate statesmanship in Britain France and Poland and urges unified public denouncement of war hype to protect the nation.
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Sitatunga birth at Brookfield Zoo stuns crowd
In Chicago a Swamp antelope, a Sitatunga, was born at Brookfield Zoo delighting observers. Director Edward H. Bean kept calm, noting the animal as a Swamp antelope while recalling the United States has fought six major wars.
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Harrison In Hollywood
Hollywood film writer Paul Harrison notes Robert Montgomery's rare acting risks in The Duke of Chicago and his past success with Night Must Fall. Producer Victor Saville champions authentic American character portrayals, while dime novel hero Nick Carter is revived onscreen with Walter Pidgeon leading a detective trend.
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Husband kills self after quarrel Over housekeeping in New Rochelle
Frances Peterson said Anton Peterson, 26, threatened suicide after a quarrel over her housekeeping. He took a revolver from a drawer and shot himself in the temple, the fatal act reported in New Rochelle New York.
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Anton Peterson
Police issue 60 tickets in Billings traffic drive
Billings police handed out 60 tickets for parking violations on the first day of a traffic drive. Recipients included Mrs. V. A. Lechner wife of the chief of police W. H. Steele fire chief and Charles W. MacCormick city councilman.
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We the Women By Ruth Millett on New York swindler cases
Ruth Millett profiles two women in a New York securities fraud case led by assistant attorney general Bertha Schwartz. Lydia B Koch stands accused of selling over a million dollars in fraudulently marketed stock. Schwartz warns women buyers are vulnerable to stock swindles and offers four cautions: avoid strangers offering investments, beware of claims of must buy stock to gain favor, beware of guaranteed dividends, and only invest in known stocks.
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Lydia B. Koch
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New Salvation Army leader and puzzle fill words
A crossword style clue list presents a new Salvation Army head and a set of numbered words across horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle includes synonyms, foreign terms, and definitions such as pretense hurry needy brainless to total elephant task and many more as part of a historical newspaper word game.
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