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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1939

Page

6

Tanganyika Most Frequent Refuge Mentioned for Jews

The National Geographic study lists Tanganyika as the most cited refuge for persecuted Jews, with Kenya Northern Rhodesia Madagascar and Melville Island among other proposed havens. Describes Tanganyika’s size forests cattle minerals and Dar es Salaam trade links, plus Kenya under English rule and Lake Victoria region, Northern Rhodesia copper zinc resources and poor communications, and Madagascar's crops and ports.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C WNU Europe Tanganyika Africa Kenya Rhodesia Madagascar British Guiana South America Melville Island Australia East Africa Dar Es Salaam Nyasaland Uganda England France Indian Ocean Zanzibar Orming Vieina White Nile Northern Belgian Congo South Africa New Guinea Borneo Greenland

Unusual Coincidence Marks Governor Cochran Visit

Washington notes an odd coincidence as Governor Cochran of Nebraska visited. The U S Treasury released a national debt statement on arrival day, showing a new high while Nebraska maintained no state debt. Cochran discussed Nebraska using thrift to stay debt free and warned against expanding federal entitlements and pensions.

Washington R. J. Cochran Nebraska Cochran Treasury Department Treasury Samuel White House Roosevelt Congress

Debates on US loans to Europe and Americas policy

A Washington column questions funding plans while noting Uncle Sam’s 11 billion loan to European nations, with 2 billion still unpaid. It lists debtors such as Great Britain France Italy Belgium Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland Estonia Latvia Lithuania Romania and Yugoslavia and mentions the Soviet claim.

Nebraska Cochran United States Americas Treasury Finland Great Britain France Italy Belgium Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland Estonia Latvia Lithuania Rumania Yugoslavia Russian Empire

New Suede Fashions Spell Smeariest Style Yet

Cherie Nicholas highlights suede as a major fashion trend for midseason and spring. Designers showcase full suede outfits from head to toe, including dresses coats jackets and ensembles. Hollywood stars like Lynn Bari and Mary Carlisle model suede accessories and coordinating westernwear pieces.

Hollywood Fashion Alert Colony

Skating Outfit Showcased at Chicago Merchandise Mart

A happy skater models a fashionable outfit featured at the Chicago Merchandise Mart. The jacket shows red and white scroll work with cello phane thread to resemble snow, while the red lined skirt flares as skating skirts do this season.

Merchandise Mart Chicago

Soft Styling Drives New Trend in Fashion

Designers embrace extra fullness in dresses and coats with dirndl skirts and monastic silhouettes. Coming costumes show restrained fullness to preserve slender lines. Soft styling now affects waists blouses and large full sleeves in coats and dresses.

Favor Wool for Teen Age Frocks

New daytime teen frocks use lightweight wool in gray brown or teal blue. One dark jumper paired with a florally patterned challis blouse and another light gray wool dress features red smocking at the hip. Velvet or velveteen dresses with pleated striped ribbon trims are also popular for day time holiday use.

Waistline Detail Guides Spring Dress Sashes

A spring fashion note explains that a lower waistline will be emphasized by a ribbon sash tied in a bow on dresses. The guidance highlights the bow as the key visual element shaping the silhouette.

Elegant Blouse Adds Essential Wardrobe Finish

A stylish blouse is presented as a key item to complete a well rounded wardrobe. The piece emphasizes versatility for both day and evening wear and suggests pairing with neutral separates to maximize use.

Advertising in Weekly News Papers Open Choices

A local ad memo promotes low cost space in weekly newspapers with thousands of options. Adv. Mer. lists P O Box 1950 Salt Lake City Utah for interested buyers to contact.

Physicians Supply Company W. 2Nd South St Salt Lake City Utah Kelly-Western Company P. O Wekly Adv P.O Box

Great Saber-Tooth Tigers Roamed Then and Now Remembered

The saber tooth tigers, or smilodons, hunted by stabbing prey with dagger like tusks longer than their jaws. They terrorized mammoths mastodons and giant ground sloths across North and South America and Europe, growing as large as grizzly bears.

North South America Europe

Meaning of Name Cornelius And Its Pagan Links In Collier's Weekly

A writer in Collier's Weekly explores the name Cornelius of Latin origin meaning the cornel tree or hornlike and enduring. The piece notes Cornelius the Centurion as the first pagan baptized by St. Peter and touches on name etymology and early church history.

Cornelius Cornelius the Centurion Peter

Great Novelist Debate Cites Powys on Dostoevsky

The article notes wide opinion about the greatest novelist and quotes John Cowper Powys from Enjoyment of Literature. Powys claims Dostoevsky surpasses others as Homer and Shakespeare do poets, as a superior artist, psychologist, prophet, and thinker.

John Cowper Powys Dostolevaky Homer Shakespeare

An Old Arab Custom Described In Humorous Street Behavior

The piece notes an old Arab custom of resting in the street when tired, sleeping forty winks, then waking to resume work. It mentions Arabs covering themselves with bed sheets over the head and lying on the sidewalk as Morpheus takes over.

Vandenberg Michigan Long Morpheus

Greatest of All Biographies Johnson Life of Johnson

An influential biographical work by Boswell is widely regarded as the greatest biography. It chronicles Samuel Johnson's life and writings with detailed observation and narrative scope.

Boswell Johnson

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