Ironside Visit and Polish Danzig Crisis Amid UK Poland Talks
The piece reviews Sir Ironside's Warsaw visit as Britain pledges to defend Poland, while Danzig rumors of peace swirl amid German pressure. It notes British credit offers, Chamberlain’s guarantees, and conflicting signals from Berlin, plus WPA wage strikes and political turmoil in Louisiana and New York over Huey Long era scandals.
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Europe
East Prussia
Danzig
Albert Forster
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Warsaw
Germany
Ironside
Corre
London
Berlin
Poland
Britain
Edmund Ironside
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Nevile Henderson
Hitler
Fleet Street
Congress Braces as Senate Pushes War Material Embargo
In a tense session, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged considering an embargo on U S war materials to Japan and denunciation of the 1911 trade treaty. The House moved toward wage hour reforms while the logan bill faced court review implications. The session also eyed federal crop insurance and potential preparedness steps amid global price pressures.
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Congress
Europe
White House
Stephen
Franklin Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Japan
Selves
Jesse Jones
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
New York
James Mead
Senate
Charles McNary
House
New Jersey
Mary Norton
North Carolina
Graham Barden
Logan
Congressional
Labor Board
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Mexico
John J. Dempsey
Carl Hatch
Conflicting Claims Loom Over Tyrol and Sakhalin
Pictorial report notes Austrian German speaking farmers in the Italian Tyrol resisting Italianization and German return. Mussolini orders evictions hurting tourism and Rome and Berlin press disputed control. Italy denies plans to lease Tyrol to Germany. In Asia a separate clash over Sakhalin and Manchukuo publicizes Soviet Japan coal and oil concessions with a 112000 ruble fine dispute and mutual hard positions.
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Italian Tyrol
Germany
Mussolini
Tyrol
Hitler
Italy
Manchukuo
Lake Bor
Sakhalin Island
Sakhalin
Russia
Japan
Tokyo
Roosevelt McNutt Ticket Favored, Walther Whispered
A New York gossip column quotes an informant claiming the 1940 Democratic ticket will be Roosevelt and McNutt. Treasury data in Washington shows a daily deficit of 22.3 million dollars in the new fiscal year's first fifteen days. In the Pacific, an American ship rescued 209 from the Bokuyo Maru. In Tokyo talks over British rights in China end in deadlock. In Jerusalem Arab kidnappers seize Dr Jacob Goldner and his son Gerauld, later releasing the doctor for a five thousand dollar ransom.
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New York
Walter Winchell
Roosevelt
McNutt
Washington
Treasury
U. S
Mid-Pacific
Tokyo
China
Jerusalem
Jacob Goldner
Cleveland
Gerould
Goldner
Preventing Deafness Begins With Proper Nasal Breathing
Dr James W Barton explains most hearing loss stems from blocked nasal passages. Enlarged turbinates a bent septum adenoids or enlarged tonsils disrupt nasal airflow leading to eustachian tube pressure changes and middle ear inflammation. Removing obstructions and restoring nose breathing through hygienic care or surgery can prevent chronic deafness.
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James W. Barton
Harold Walker
Boston
Dangers of Electrolysis Highlighted by Medical Authority
Dr Anthony C Cipolaro of New York warns in the Journal of the American Medical Association that electrolysis is not safe in unskilled hands and can cause disfiguring painful injuries. The piece outlines careful practice including minimal current, test treatment, avoiding inflamed areas, and removing only a few hairs at a time.
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Anthony C. Cipolaro
New York
Journal of the American Medical Association
Western Newspaper Union
Cold cuts and succulent summer party ideas
A digest of chic cold cut platters and recipe ideas for entertaining. Features salami liver sausage boiled ham corned beef with cheese pickles and radish roses plus uses in salads casseroles and sandwiches. Includes Luncheon Slices Ham and Cheese Pinwheels Rarebit filling and Corned Beef de Luxe with step by step prep.
Vacuum Cleaner Efficiency and Bag Care Tips
Purdue studies show a clean dust bag delivers best cleaning results and should be emptied daily. Do not wash the bag to avoid damaging its dustproof finish. Dust pickup depends on push speed, best at one to two feet per second. Avoid sharp objects to protect the bag and fan blades. Keep the machine in a clean, dust free area.
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Purdue University Experiment Station
Kitchen outlets vital for lighting and power needs
When planning a new house, the kitchen often lacks outlets despite heavy use for lamps, clocks, radios, and appliances. There cannot be too many appliance outlets in the kitchen, as electricity powers lighting and motive devices. Consider the load each outlet must carry and adapt to diverse appliance current consumption.
Sterilize Bread Containers To Prevent Ropiness
Ropiness in bread stems from a bacillus and renders bread unfit for use. All containers used in mixing baking and storing bread should be sterilized by boiling. Ropiness does not appear immediately after baking and is indicated by a disagreeable odor.
How to Remove Jar Covers Safely
The guide instructs turning the jar top downward and placing it in hot water for five to ten minutes. It then suggests inserting a steel kitchen knife at several points under the rubber to release air and lift the cover easily.
Washing Curtains With Dye In The Washing Machine
When washing curtains add dye or tint to the washing machine with soap flakes. This method colors the fabric more evenly and results in uniform shade.
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Nebraska
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Willo Sheridan
Willo
Manhattan
Lansing
John B. Corliss Jr
Louisiana
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James Monroe Smith
Canada
Smith
LSU
George Caldwell
E. N. Jackson
Clarence A. Lorie
State Medical Society
U.S. Treasury
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Huey Long
Dr. Smith
Seymour Weiss
J. Emory Adams
Monte E. Hart
Electric Company
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Gerald L. K. Smith
England
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British Isles
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