How to Pay for New Conflict Is Europe s Biggest Problem
Weekly News Analysis by Joseph If. Lastine surveys Britain 1939 40 wartime finance and debt beginning with a 40,000,000 pound deficit, 7s in the pound tax rise, and a looming total war budget. Reports on Poland France and the Atlantic naval/posture accompany broader U S reactions and policy debates as Europe teeters toward a global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph IF
Lastine
Europe
WAI
Britain
Adolf Hitler
John Biman
House of Commons
John
Russia
Josef Stalin
NAMES that made news in a muddled 1930s report
A scrambled column names GROVER CLEVISLAb y SERG DOLE a World War draft dodger who fled to Germany reveals at a New York trial that he had returned to the U S twice under false passport in 1923 and 1935. PIERCE BUTLOR a U S Supreme Court justice was seriously ill with a Slacker ailment. FRANCIS J GAVIN a northwest railroader was made president of the Great Northers line. Rogers said Robert E Woodruff might be Eric Toads next chief. KING CHRISTIAN X a 13 year old Danish monarch was naked with a heart attack. Also ill in Washington Virginia's aged Sen Carter Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Clevislaby
Sergdole
Germany
New York
U. S
Pierce Butlor
U. S. Supreme Court
Francis J. Gavin
Atdime Northwest
Great Northers
Rogers
Robert E. Woodruff
Eric Toad
King Christian X
Washington
Virginia
Carter Glass
Dance Master Russia reshapes eastern Europe with Moscow show
Russia asserts dominance in the Balkans Baltic region as von Ribbentrop visits Moscow. Soviet moves include mutual assistance pacts bases on the Baltic islands and pressure on Estonia Latvia and Lithuania while Axis hopes for peace fade under Stalin's growing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Joachim von Ribbentrop
von Ribbentrop
Krei-lin
Adalé Hiller
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Russia
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Germany
Baltic
Balkans
Fsthonia
Karl Selter
Esthonia
Goun
Latvia
Lithuania
Turkey
Sukru Saracoglu
Black Sea
Adolf Hitler
Balkan
Rumania
Stalin
Berlin
der Fuehrer
Herr Hitler
Benito Moussolini
Europe
Adolf Stitler
Josef Stalin
Louis Faces No Threats As Contenders Fizzle
Boxing analysis notes Joe Louis remains champion with a string of weak challengers. Pastors, Galento, Nova, and others have failed to present real danger, leaving Louis ready for future names while rumors of retirement loom. Louis’s managers plan a Galento title defense next year if fans endorse the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Saquce
Bob Pastrr
Detroit
Pastor
Brow Bomber
Louis
John Roxborough
Julian Black
Tony Galento
Pod- Nic
Sport Shorts Roundup of Players and Rules Quirks
A collage of odd sports notes: Joe Louis aged 15 shipped from school amid a puzzled report. Charley Dreseen links Whitlow Wyatt injury to pennant chances. Bill Nicholson denied naval entry for health. Russ Novak plans music career. Walter Briggs hails Jimmy Dykes as draw card and criticizes fines. Germany appeals for front-line sport papers. Patsy Clark drills Dodgers. Marquette roster notes from Milwaukee. Wisconsin high school returns of plays. Yankees rate Bike Kreevich highly. boxing rule debate on bell and knockouts with N B A ruling preserved for various edge cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Charley Dreseen
Brooklyn Toach
Whitlow Wyatt
Reds
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Naval Acnemy
Russ Novak
Falinfel
Wisconsin
Walter Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Germany
Sports Favhrer
Patsy
Clark
Brooklyn Dodgers
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wisconsin High
Yankees
Bike Kreevich
Rich Crocheted Cloth Pattern for July Needlwork
Brevity pattern note explains a crocheted cloth with two strands forming a 60 inch center part. It lists materials and stitches, offers size variations, and requests 15 cents to The String Circle Needlecraft Dept New York for the pattern. Pattern number to be written plainly with address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
String Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Gridiron Topnotchers longest forward pass tale
Kenny Washington of the UCLA Bruins is celebrated for the longest forward pass in football history. The 1937 play against Southern California began from his own 12 yard line and traveled between 62 and 85 yards per reports, with newsreels settling on 62. Washington, a standout back, is noted for his speed, passing, and defensive play, despite knee injuries in childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Washington
D. C
Negen Hallback
Bruins
Southern California
Washington
Alairy Tale
Dictuses
Brick Muller
Iis
Aleiy
Mave
Alm
West Coast
Kenny
Western
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weaters
Yalan
Commons
Sir John
North Sea
Norway
Denmark
Reich
London
Admiralty
Winston Churchill
Mr. Church
Fren Eckert
Frone
Warsaw
Western Front
Mier
Siegfried
Maginot
Zweibruccken
Saar
Merzig
Saarbruecken
Maginot Line
Edouard Daladier
Council of Ministers
Los Angeles
Josephine Mair
Pacific
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Wast
Texas
Martin Dies
American Legion
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Sen
Key Pittman
Cordell
White House
Cordell Hull
Arthur van Genberg
Legislative Branch
Senate Foreign Relations E Committee
Department of Agriculture
Burlington
Steel Mills
America
Mustain
Viacheslav Molotov Ue
Robert McShane
Galento
Canly Gghler
Lauis
Wes Brelly
Edind
Grist
Mill Souls
Jimmy Braddock
Towny Farr
Nathan ,Mann
Marsy Thomas
Shirley Tem— de Mueht Belles
King Kong
Max Schmeftig
John Henry Lewis
Joe
Jack Roper
Aml Orwick
Mal Galente
Adlé
Galente
Tony
Nova
Fay
Lou Nova
Bost
Heaif
Ener
Redle
Trating
Kent
Joose
Tris Crown
Jov Louis
National Boxing Association
Gebter
Suc Atte Department
Charley Dresset
Go Don
Nenky Wallington
John Hubter
Pierce
Ji Mina
Chesterfield
Dean
wNu
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!