Trial of Nazis Historic Attempt to Outlaw War
Washington columnist examines the Nazi war crimes trials noting the Grotius principle outlawing aggressive war and Justice Jackson's case linking leadership to conspiracy. Observation includes defense reactions, Streicher's marginal role, and postwar democratization via baseball in Frankfurt.
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Muernberg
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Weather planes and new routes redefine postwar travel
The article envisions giant planes flying worldwide linking the United States to distant lands. They will carry passengers with weather data from previously inaccessible regions and land at airstrips across nations where few whites had been seen.
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United States
Maynard Dixon Poem Quips Quiet Mountainside Sage
Quote from Maynard Dixon praises silence of the dust and sage and mountain juniper as sources. The speaker suggests asking the little horned toad for news, noting their silence will inform you.
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Maynard Dixon
Arizona a Land Made for Living and a Governor's Tale
A nostalgic panorama of Arizona as a land of sunshine, mining wealth, and growth from deserts to cities. It highlights Phoenix history, major towns Douglas Florence St Johns and Sidney Preston Osborn, plus state landmarks, National Monuments and forests, and outdoor life from fishing to hiking. The piece blends tourism, commerce, and a governor's biography.
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Betatakin
Keet Seel
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Roosevelt
San Xavier
Tumacacori
Switzerland
Phoenix
Sidney Preston Osborn
State
Territorial
Rigley, Aris
Midnight in Manhattan and Its Merry Talk
A collage of New York social chatter covers artists Fannie Brice’s son Billy preparing for a 25 canvases solo show after completing a dozen, Mary Ellin Berlin's social scene with Murray McDonald, celebrity quips at the 66 Club, and nightlife snippets from West 52nd Street to Times Square.
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Mary Ellin Berlin
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Irving Berlins
Murray McDonald
H. Ford I
Navajo Nation: Size, lands and crafts described
The Navajos are the largest full blooded tribe in the United States with not less than 42 000 members divided into 45 clans. Their reservation covers about 8 000 000 acres of desert country with mesas buttes volcanic necks and windswept sands. Once 9 000 in 1869 they have increased yearly and live as pastoral semi nomads seasonal in movement. They chiefly raise sheep and supplement income with blanket weaving silver work and pinon nuts. They express notable artistic beauty in hammered silver.
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United States
Crochet Pattern Offer for Giant Strawberry Potholder
Advertisement invites readers to obtain complete crocheting instructions for the Giant Strawberry Potholder Pattern No 5333 by sending 16 cents plus name and address.
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