Panay sinking shocks world as Japan attacks
Jap aviators bombed and sank the U S gunboat Panay on the Yangtze near Nanking, killing and wounding sailors. British gunboats shielded the Panay as Tokyo apologized amid stern protests from Washington and London. President Roosevelt demanded apologies and compensation to prevent further attacks.
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Workable Labor Law Critique and Press Freedom Fears
The piece argues that good administration can salvage a weak labor law and bad administration worsens it. It details Board actions against magazine editors and a newspaper editor, condemning overreach while urging reform of administration rather than abandonment. It also questions Wallace's farm formula and calls for cautious policy on production limits amid wartime needs.
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Initials on Linens Stomp You as Chic
Embroider initials on towels sheets and linens using single stitch or French knots. Pattern 1553 offers alphabet transfers and monogram layouts in varied heights with placement guidance. Send 15 cents for the pattern to The Sewing Circle Needle craft Dept. 22 Eighth Ave. New York, NY. include name, address, and pattern number.
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Household Tips From A Busy Kitchen
A column of practical home hints covers combining salt and pepper for quick seasoning, flipping coats inside out before tailoring, simple methods for scalloped mixtures, painting cellar steps to improve visibility, and leaving oven doors open after use to prevent rust by cooling thoroughly.
How One Woman Lost 20 lbs of Fat
A promotional claim urges readers to weigh in, take Kruschen Salts daily, and adjust diet and exercise over nine weeks to lose fat, gain clarity in skin, and feel younger. It promises a 20 pound fat loss and notes availability from druggists nationwide.
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Energy Seeks Merits Amid Rising Mons Tussle
Energy faces a rising dispute as the faction alleges Mons Tous have grown beyond merit. The argument centers on accountability and performance measures affecting leadership and future policy.
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