Stalin and Spain War Drift Toward Global Clash
A survey notes Europe polarizes as Communist and Fascist powers prepare for a broader fight. Stalin may aid Madrid if war widens, while Russia denies plans to move openly. Franco closes on Madrid as Azana flees to Catalonia. Couzens dies. AFL talks strain. Edward VIII gossip swirls amid abdication rumors.
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Stalin
Madrid
Simpson
Edward
Urope
Josef Stalin
Russia
Spain
Germany
Italy
Moscow
Committee
Klementi Voroshilov
Soviet Union
New York
London
America
Roosevelt
Mexico
Washington
Yale liberal prof Jerome Davis is dropped from faculty
National Capital report states Yale University lets contract lapse for Jerome Davis, citing budget reasons not academic freedom. Davis, head of the American Federation of Teachers and leader in labor education groups, suspects action on his economics views.
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American Federation of Labor
Green
Lewis
Tampa
Florida
CIO
Jerome Davis
Yale Divinity School
Yale University
Angell
Davis
American Federation of Teachers
National Religion and Labor Foundation
Eastern Sociological Conference
Teachers’ Federation
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
France
England
Treasury
America
Great Britain
British Stabilization Fund
London
Fatal shipwreck and earthquake tolls reported
Frightened by a gale the Canadian ship Land Merchant foundered off Cleveland with nineteen lives lost including one woman. Seven men, including the captain, were rescued after eleven hours on life boats. Northern Italy endured earthquake shocks felt in Jugoslavia and Austria, killing twenty and injuring thirty when walls collapsed.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Italy
Jugoslavia
Austria
Kitchen Tips From Howchon On Cooking And Care
Howchon offers practical tips for cooking and household care. Small ingredient tweaks improve texture and results such as adding crumbs to scrambled eggs and salt to egg whites. Moisture control steps help lace curtains and fabric care guidance follows.
Trust Overtried Notions Like Dr Johnson’s Maxim Cited
A historical quote attributed to Dr Johnson argues it is better to suffer wrong than to commit it and that trust can bring happiness even when deception occurs.
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Dr. Johnson
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Berlin
Rome
Hitler
Balilla
Baldur von Schirach
N Duce
Schi- Tach
Franco
Manuel Azana
Barcelona
Catalonia
Azana
Senora Azana
Toulouse
James Couzens
Michigan
Detroit
Mr. Couzens
Congress
Henry Ford
Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Wilber M. Brucker
Couzens
Children’s Fund of
Sandringham
Norfolk
Aga Khan
Elizabeth
Duke of York
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Democratic County Committee
Dutchess County
John N. Garner
Alf M. Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Republican National Committee
Landon
Knox
Knox For
Norman Thomas
John Zahn
National Greenback Party
American Liberty League
Oswald Mosley
Mosley
Leeds
Manchester
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Lindbergh
Ellis H. Parker
Burlington County
N. J
Newark
Paul H. Wendel
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
New Jersey
Parker
White House
Japan
South Pacific
League of Nations
League
Mandate Commission
Tokio
Federal Trade Commission
National Standard Parts Association
The
Motor and Equipment Wholesale Association
Chicago
Automotive Trade Associations of
Greater
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley Automotive Jobbers Association
Southwestern Robbers Association
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Federal Housing Administration
William D. Flanders
FHA
Flanders
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Internal Revenue Bureau
Maritime Commission
Maritie Commission
Shipping Board Bureau
Merchant Fleet Corporation
Commission
National Forests
National Forest Reservation Commission
War Woodring
Mary’s Peak
Corvallis
Oregon
Keosauqua National Forest
Ottumwa
Iowa
Midwest
Chattahoochee National Forest
Georgia
Lookout Mountain
Armachee
Southern
Appalachians
Tennessee River Basin
Alabama
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Sir Oswald Mosley
Howchon
FOLEY
Cere Ley
Phillips
Magnesia
T. N. Walker
Secy
Bicknell, Ind
Comba
Gloria Mpany
North 9Th St
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