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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1938

Page

2

Global bluff drives Europe tension and Sudeten standoff

European crisis centers on Hitler bluffing to press gains in Czechoslovakia as Britain and France probe Autonomy demands. Sudeten Germans push for autonomy while Viscount Runciman mediates, and Mussolini warns no intervention. In the U.S. South Carolina sees Cotton Ed Smith win a senate race amid dispute, with Downey and McAdoo also featured. California backs Downey pension plan, while Seversky tests a high speed military plane. An earthquake and Yokohama typhoon mark distant anniversaries.

France Joseph Simon Gallieni Edouard Daladier Paris England London Nevile Henderson Neville Chamberlain St. James’ Park Britain Daily Mail Mr. Chamberlain Hitler Europe Czechoslovakia Runciman Sudeten Germany Adolf Hitler Fuehrer Sudetens Russia Poland Rumania Benito Mussolini Edgar Brown Johnson Democratic Organization Ben Sawyer Senator Smith Cotton Ed" Smith Senate Wade Hampton South Carolina Smith Robert E. Lee Sheridan Downey William Gibbs McAdoo Franklin Roosevelt Senator McAdoo Downey California Supreme Court

Labor and political clashes echo on Pacific coast docks

The piece notes Harry Bridges' role as John Lewis' chief aide among maritime workers and cites Rep. Dies charges that Bridges is a Communist. It also covers Perkins and deportation debates, a Philadelphia hunger strike leading to four guard murders, and Admiral Leahy's views on a U S naval buildup amid a push for more ships in 1939.

U. S Australia Harry Bridges John Lewis C. S O un-Americanism Committee Rep Martin Dies Dem Texas Communist Party United States Frances Perkins Dies Perkins Legislative Branch Shirley Temple Representative Dies Philadelphia Calcutta Charles M Hersch William Congress Army and Navy Journal William D Leahy Texas Guinan George Hart Tex Gatran George Es Sors Paramount St. Louis Blues Hell’s Kitchen Springfield Mass Broadway Hollywood Cooper and Baxter Henry Armstrong Consolidated News Features WNU Service

One Nation Indivisible and the 1938 Surplus Challenge

The article notes rising farm production and surpluses in 1938 as agriculture and industry grow more interdependent. It cites a 13 million bale cotton surplus and 51 million bushels of apples, with mil and grain production reaching peaks, straining warehouses and labor markets.

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Policemen Seek Clinic for Cop Despondency in New York

New York police launch an official department clinic to study and treat mental distress among officers. Patrolman Burkard leads the effort with psychiatrists Dr. Menas Gregory and Dr. Carmyn Lombardo, citing eight money trouble causes and reporting 150 cases aided. The program grows from the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, with support from figures like J. Edgar Hoover shaping a new view of policing.

Nework New York Old World Building Joseph J. Burkard Co- Tombis University Menas &. Gregory Carmyn J. Lombardo Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association Idea First Barkard Legion American Legion Burkard Glee Club Williams Supreme Court the Leutenant J. Edgar Hoover Leutenant

Practical Designs for Slimming Dresses and Aprons

Readable sewing guidance offers a trim apron design and a slenderizing afternoon dress with new skirt shapes and shoulder tucks. Patterns 1479 and 1577 cover sizes 34 through 52 and list fabric yardages and trims. Includes sale of SUCCESS IN SEWING book with orders to Circle Pattern Dept., San Francisco.

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Rabbits Grow from Birth to Weaning in Days

Observations on rabbit development describe newborn kits opening eyes by day eleven, leaving the nest around day seventeen, weighing about one and a half ounces at birth, and reaching roughly one pound by sixty six days old.

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