Paris Is Inside the Gated City as War Rages
Weekly Neips Analysis reports Germany's entry into Paris with Premier Reynaud's plea for aid from the U S While Ambassador Bullitt remained in Paris British forces rush men and planes across the Channel Germany's air power overwhelms Allies and U S production and taxation plans are framed to support defense efforts
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France
Roosevelt
Paris
Bullitt
Tours
Britain
Channel
Reynaud
U. S
Ialy
Germany
England
Italy
Now Is the Time for a Republican Convention Pick
The Philadelphia convention opens with Republicans facing a tough task to nominate a presidential candidate who can rival the Democratic foreign policy experience. Both parties focus on a strong foreign policy and confidently aim to avert neglect of domestic issues. Meanwhile, a federal report signals a rebound in U S business driven by a large defense program, with steel and heavy industry leading gains in production and orders.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
Democratic Party
U. S
Federal Receive Board
Harry L. Hopkins
Uncle Sam
Europe
Mixed World News in Turmoil and Legal Figures
A Detroit area sheriff faces charges over alleged payoffs in vice and gambling. King Maakob of Norway reportedly leaves his duties, taking government to England. Former Louisiana Governor Leche receives a ten year federal sentence for mail fraud. Princess Juliana and her children plan Canadian exile during the war. Supreme Court Justice McKevel, in Kentucky, comments on Ada Hillery’s political fate. Senator Lunken accuses Roosevelt of pushing war and military procurement.
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Loren Dickingon
Michi-gan
Thomas OC
Wilcox
Sherif
Wayne
Detroit
Shéeriff
Norway
Maakob VO
Tak
Louisians
Richard W. Leche
Canada
Juliana
Netherlands
Dominion
Kentucky
Preme Court
Mckeynolds
Ada Hillery
Ernest Lunken
F. L
Uinn
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Record Reserve Agriculture Surplus Stocks Reach Highs
The Department of Agriculture reports ever normal granary reserves held by the Commodity Credit Corporation have reached record levels and will rise again this year. Total value near one billion dollars with chief holdings in cotton, corn, wheat, and tobacco. smaller stocks include peanuts, figs, butter, wool, mohair, turpentine and resin. Loans authorized this year average 64 cents per bushel for 1930 wheat, 35 cents on rye, 30 cents on barley, and near 9 cents per pound for cotton plus 57 to 62 cents per bushel for corn. amid weak farm prices some foresee Europe needing U S grain if war ends. The gamble risks a farmer ending with surplus if the extra trade never materializes.
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Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Americas
AMA Plans Statewide Medical Care System At Low Cost
The American Medical Association is near releasing a plan for statewide medical care available to the public at low cost. Prepayments to cover sickness may run from $1.50 to $2.50 per month per person. Leaders oppose compulsory health insurance and report experiments by 20 county societies with Telit authorities to extend medical service to the indigent. The plan would not be limited to the indigent and already 14 states have plans in development.
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American Medical Association
New York
A. M. A. House of Delegates Heart
Telit
Dodgers Rise as Pennant Threat Surprises Fans
Brooklyn’s Dodgers, once a laughingstock, surge to league lead under Durocher and MacPhail. New talent and key trades fuel a fast, smart ball club drawing huge crowds in New York area. Brooklyn eyes 1939 pennant as fans anticipate a repeat championship.
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George Ade
Melvin ‘Thomas Ott
Giants
Ott
Nho
Gretna
McGrawy
New York
Mel
Bayou District
McGraw
Mel Ott
Dodgers
Larry Myerhall
Lippy Lea Durocher
Rodgers
Larry
MacPhail
Durocher
Fred Fitzsimmons
van Lingle Mungo
Luke Hamlin
Forrest Presnell
Babe Phelps
Encrocher
Pete Coscarart
John Hudson
Harry Lavagetta
Dolph Camilli
Whilton Wyatt
Bii- Waukee Moundsman
Hugh Cassey
Memphis
Bill Crouch
Nashville
Vito Tamus
The
Browny
Qutielder
Ernest Kay
Yankees
Huddy Hassett
Jimmy Outlaw
Boston
Gene Moore
Ira Hutchinson
Jim Ripple
Fred Walker
Detroit
Bill Pesedel
Alf Yedd
Louisville
Hal Reese
May Cullenbine
Red Sox
Joe Vosmik
Carl Doyle
Max Macon
Cardinals
Jim Cacleton
Milwaukee
Wes Ferrell
Newell Kendall
Gus Mancusa
Charles Gilbert
Herman Franks
Durocker
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Connecticut
New Jersey
Paints
Velveteen Frames for Your Picture by Ruth Wyeth Speary
A Miss Fixit style DIY feature describes transforming an old desk and chair with blue velveteen frames for pictures. It shares steps from a sewing book offering 32 pages of homemaking ideas, priced at 10 cents with care for postage. Betsy returns with attic magic and Betsy’s redesigned pieces inspire readers.
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Ruth Wyeth
Speary
Miss
Kailay
Aketey
Caiz
Betsy
The Better Way to Correct Constipation
An editorial style piece argues prevention over pills, urging dietary bulk with Kellogg's All-Bran to ease constipation. It notes regular water intake aids consistent results and suggests medical consultation for chronic cases. The ad-like tone promotes the cereal as a simple solution from Battle Creek maker Helloca’s.
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Ott
Studs
Poursis
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Fox
Hank Greenberg
Hack Wilson
Lou Gehrig
Giants
Dack
Mel
Ruth
Gehrig
Foxx
Greenberg
Jimmy Foxx
Kellogg’s
Helloga’s
Battle Creek
Education’s Aim in Tax for Character Formation
A brief attribution quotes Herbert Spencer on education shaping character through taxation aimed at public schooling. The fragment emphasizes character formation as a central objective of educational funding and policy.
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Herbert Spencer
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