European diplomacy and Berlin Rome pact amid rising tensions
The column analyzes emerging European crisis with Germany seeking Danzig and a land corridor, Britain and France wavering on Poland, and Rome and Berlin forging a military pact. It notes Mussolini’s potential Balkan moves, Suez and Djibouti aims, and signs of a broader axis alignment affecting Poland, France, and the Mediterranean. It also references U.S. coal strikes in 1922 and 1933, Roosevelt’s mediation, and China’s Chiang Kai-shek facing Japanese aggression as global instability deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danzig
Franco Humty
Britain
France
Diniomacr Fc
Russie
Merim Litvinov
Iefiy Tims
Russia
Brien
Italy
Adolf Siller
Mussolini
Yugoslavia
CzechoSlovakia
Balkan
Albenis
Germany
Mediterranean
Djibouti
Djibouti-Addis Ababa
Suez Canal
Atomic power and Roanoke ship find
A long article discusses atomic power origins and potential, including Compton's claim of tiny pinhead power for an ocean liner. It also recounts Roanoke Island ship discoveries and notes political shifts with Attorney General Frank Murphy and others, plus a Nazi camp death claim involving Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s descendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Einstein
University of Chicago
A. H. Compton
Ing
Southwest
American Association For Advancement of Science
Compton
U.S
Europe
Cormpion
Walter Raleigh
Henry Culver-Gordon Grant
A. W. Drinkwater
North Carolina
Roanoke Island
Roosevelt Faces Jones Rift and Wheeler Pivot in New Deal Drama
National affairs sketch a changing Roosevelt approach as Jesse H. Jones declines a Navy post, while Senator Burton Wheeler shifts from foe to ally. Business hopes for relief ahead of next year’s election amid talk of war pressures and reorganization moves in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Jones
R. F.C
Secretary of Navy
Washington
Houston
RFC
Hoover
Jones
House
Capitol Hill
Jesse Jones
Congress
Hopkins
Jong
White House
Europe
United States
United State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John J. O'Connor
O'Connor
Adolph J. Sabath
Bois
Eugene E. Cox
Georgia
O’connor
Sen
Burton K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Herbert Hoover
Huey Long
Clarence C. Din
Bruce Kramer
Montana
Kramer
Kent
Supreme Court
Capitol Ehill
Harry L. Hopkins
Bell Syndicate
Early Operations For Appendicitis Cut Death Rate
A report notes that performing appendicitis operations earlier reduces mortality. Medical teams emphasize prompt diagnosis, quicker surgical intervention, and improved postoperative care contributing to lower death rates.
Health Column Highlights Appendicitis and Vitamins
Dr James W Barton reviews acute appendicitis outcomes emphasizing early operation within 36 hours reduces death risk to about 1 percent, with rising mortality if delayed. The piece cites Lazirani’s Milan hospital data from 1932–1935 and notes risks of nonoperative management. It also discusses vitamins’ growing importance, noting historical gaps and urging nutrition framed by foods like milk, meat, potatoes, carrots, oranges, and cod liver oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Barton
L. Lazzarini
General Hospital
Milan
Httle
Nina Simmonds
American Journal of Digestive Juices and Nutrition
Anita
Journal of the American Medical Association
Forecast items on early broadcast links and world unions
NBC president R Lohr envisions ultra high frequency transmitters linking New York to Chicago at 15 mile intervals. Bishop Frederick D Leste advocates a world union of Methodist churches. Mexican officials discuss a US Mexico land dispute after talks between Donald Rickberg and President Lozaro Carcenzs. British Prime Minister Chamberlain floats barter trade with the United States trading tin and rubber for wheat and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
R. Lohr
New York
Chicago
Frederick D. Leste
Deland
Fiz
Methodist Church
O: Ciale
America
Donald Rickberg
Mexico
Lazero Carcenzs
Mini Chamberlain
U. S
Britain
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Joseph WF
Labine
Rome
Berlin
Munich
Coprtirkt
Poland
East Prussia
Josef Beck
Ignace Mo
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
AFL
L Wuson
John R. Steelman
GTO
Mr. Steelman
John Lewis
Asta
China
Menken
Chumgking
Chiang
Ae J. SpBness
Tapitel
Chengiu
Chunghing
Nippon
Bis
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Discovery
Homer ZT. Cummings
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Wee New York
Martin T. Manton
Kansas City
Thomas Pendergast
Philadelphia Inquirer
Moses Annenberg
Billy Skidmore
Murphy
Chicago Daily News
Paul Leach
Harold Lickes
Secretary of the Interior
Ambessador
Argéntina
Norman Armour
Vienna
Ernst Wohenberg
Archduke Franz Ferginand
Sarajevo
Compton Science
Commerce
Barry L. Howkins
Howkins
Em Schram
Wagner
Jesse
Barton E. Wheeler
Dr. Barton
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