Vargas and Brazil's hard line raise fears of fascist ties
A portrait of Brazil's President Getulio Vargas as a tough, quick-draw leader who seized power in 1930, forged a dictatorial regime, denounced monopoly, and suppressed rights while aligning against European fascism. The piece also notes General Frank M. Andrews and U.S. air service maneuvers as context.
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GHQ Air Force
Langley Field
Schmeling Louis Bout II Promises Ring Drama in June
NY boxing writers weigh a rematch between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling set for June 22. They note Louis’s growth since their first fight two years prior and Schmeling’s age and renewed study of opponents. Prognostications vary as analysts assess psychological recovery, punching power, and potential future contenders like Baer, Galento, and Gunnar Barland.
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First Comers to Plymouth Colony Report
The Mayflower carried 1 men and their families totaling 102 aboard. The Speedwell proved unseaworthy and turned back. The Fortune of 45 tons arrived at Plymouth in November 1620 with about 30 emigrants. In 1623 the Ann and James, 11 and 15 tons respectively, arrived with 60 more members. The passengers complete the group usually called first-comers.
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Versatile Umpire Staff and Athletic Figures Highlight 1930s Sports
A feature on National League umpires like Bill Stewart Ernie Quigley and Charlie Moran, plus Walker Cup team details and a range of sports anecdotes. It notes Quigley’s Olympic basketball background Moran’s football fame and a veteran golf squad led by Francis Cuimet with Johnny Goodman as national amateur champion. Also references batting, pitching quirks, and Iowa six man football clinics in 1930s context.
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Bill
Chicago Blackhawks
Hawks
Ernie Quigley
Uncle Sam
Berlin
Charlie Moran
Kentucky
Colonels
Harvard
Moran
Britain
Francis Cuimet
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Fred Hass, Jr
New Orleans
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
N. C
Goodman
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Johnny Wischer
Cincinnati
Chick Boesis
Detroit
Marvin Ward
Olymwia
Wash
Beynolds Smith
Dallas
Texas
Tommy Tailor
Don Moe
What to Eat and Why 2 Fat in the Diet
Houston Goudiss explains fats are essential in the diet, providing concentrated energy and aiding growth and health. The article compares animal and vegetable fats, discusses fat sources like butter margarine lard and oils, and notes fats influence hunger and digestion and must be used with proper cooking methods.
Learn How to Flank Laxative Diet Bulletin Request
Readers are invited to write to C Houston Goudiss in New York City for a free copy of Help It Hints on Planning Laxative Diet. The bulletin offers concrete suggestions for combatting family elimination through correct eating and hygiene, plus a list of laxative foods and a full week of sample menus. A postcard suffices to request it.
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Digest: Sail inpression hes grown up are ee 70
Digest notes an evolved sail design described as comfortable and fast for its era. It references improvements in ease of use and performance, suggesting a shift toward popular acceptance of quicker, more reliable sailing craft. The passage emphasizes comfort and speed as key selling points.
How Much Fat Nutrition Advice From Experts
Nutritionists say health is best served when 30 to 35 percent of total energy comes from fat. This includes fat from meat and fat used in cooking fried and baked foods that bring eating pleasure.
Questions Answered Miss A. B. Ait and Food Notes
A disjointed reader note discusses comparing meats and vegetables for nutrition. It mentions organ meats kidneys muscle meats greens and vitamins A B C and G. It references WAU-O Houston Gandiss-1833 13 in a fragmented way.
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Summer Dress and Play Suit Patterns Spark Fashion Ease
New design lines promise comfort and versatility for summer wardrobes. Dresses feature shoulder-smoked sleeves, built up waists, and graceful silhouettes suitable for tea, clubs, and lunching. Play suit diagrams use sturdy cotton, with neat necklines and ties for easy wearing. Patterns include sizes 24, 36 with prices around 15 cents each and come with sew charts for beginners.
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Bell Syndicate
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