Papal election thought retort against dictator interference
Analysis by Joseph W. La Bine discusses Cardinal Pacelli as a leading papal candidate after Pope Pius XI's death, amid global political pressures from Germany Italy and Britain. The piece notes Pacelli's career, potential rivals, and the reaction of European powers to a papal succession during rising fascist influence.
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Carl-Ludwig Diego von Bergen
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Forecast Tax Figures and Political Turmoil Across Nations
March income tax receipts in the United States fall to 42 million, versus 723 million a year earlier. Vienna frees former Chancellor Schuschnigg after Nazi detention since March. Reports of a meeting between Adolf Hitler and Mussolini surface. Germany’s population reportedly rises to about 89 million. In New York, James J. Hines maintains leadership of Tammany Hall despite Racketeering Conviction.
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Women in the News: Global Figures and Headlines
Russia mourns NadEjda K. Krupskaya on her seventieth birthday as Lenin’s widow and education pioneer dies in Moscow. Japan’s Empress Nagako bears a seventh child five days before her thirtysixth birthday. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt resigns from the DAR over Marian Anderson recital venue dispute. Duchess of Windsor and Mrs Charles Lindbergh sighted in exclusive Parisian district near Boulogne.
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Washington
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England
Duchess OF Windsor
Charles A. Lindbergis
Bais de Boulogne
Labor unions split as Wagner act changes loom this year
The piece analyzes tensions between the CIO and AFL amid looming Wagner Act changes. It notes Supreme Court rulings hobbling sit down tactics, NLRB prestige hits, and potential shifts toward reform. AFL leaders Green and Tobin resist conference delays, while CIO influence grows despite setbacks.
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Bomb in the Boxcar Heroism Tale from Burma to Beresovka
A wartime tale frames John Feen of Miami Oklahoma as a man who saved fellow soldiers from a hidden grenade. In 1920 at Beresovka after a fight with Seminoff’s Cossacks, Feen dislodged a pin while moving coats in a packed boxcar, shielding others as a grenade exploded. Though his arm was amputated, he credits the coats he moved with saving lives.
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Sponges Evolution and Ancient Greek Uses Unearthed
The Wash ington Post notes sponges are saltwater animals that die in fresh water, with their skeletons built by tiny linked creatures. Ancient Greeks first noticed sponges, later using them for bathing floors and brushes in Mediterranean waters.
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Simple Chai Craft Guide and Sewing Book Offer
An old advertisement snippet discusses making a simple chair cover with two tones of fabric, nails, and screws. It promotes Mrs. Spears Sewing Book Gifts, Novelties and Embroideries, and Home Decorator sewing books priced at $3 pages of directions. Order by number and enclose 25 cents per book, with a free Rag Ray Leahy for combined orders. Mail to Mrs. Spears at 210 S Delaines St, Chicago.
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Demagogues Flatter Them Use of Gusto and Backbone
A fragmented reflection compares demagogues and statesmen. It laments patient crowds, warns against sophistications eroding resolve, and uses metaphors about backbone and fossils to critique public discourse. The text explores memory and logical consistency amid political rhetoric.
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