Stalin and Hitler Viewed as New Czars in Wary Balance
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues diplomats question if Stalin mirrors a czarist ruler and if Russia seeks expansion from Poland to Scandinavia, Iran, and India, while Hitler presses eastward. The piece weighs Lenin's ideals against Stalinism and notes Western worry over Europe’s turbulent power plays amid impending notices from New Mexico courts and local ads.
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Josef Stalin
Washington
Europe
Stalin
Russia
Herr Hitler
Germany
Joe
Adolf
Hitler
Poland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Scandinavia
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Balkans
Iran
Persia
Afghanistan
British India
India
Rudyard Kipling
China
Japan
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Italy
England
Samuel
Nicholases
Happy mixup delivers baby at wrong house
Dr A T Wyatt rushes to a maternity call and delivers a newborn at a house he was told to visit. He later learns the nurse directed him to the wrong residence, though he arrived at the right time. The nurse went to the correct house but found it was the wrong one.
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Associated Press
Lillington
N. C
A. T. Wyatt
Wyatt
Counterfeit case ends with five year Leavenworth sentence
Terry Dodd, 60, sentenced to five years in Leavenworth on counterfeit charges. He remarked that Leavenworth is the best old folks' home in the United States and that he will be 65 on release and ready for his pension.
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Sunny Side
Oklahoma City
Leavenworth
Terry Dodd
United States
Editorial Fragments and World War Echoes Across Pages
A collage of quotes and opinions covers cultural stereotypes, political reform debates in New York, and a starched nostalgia for prewar governance. Hoover warns in the Saturday Evening Post that America must preserve liberty at home to avoid global collapse.
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America
Voice of Experience
Europe
Gothic church lone in continental United States found near Smithfield
Factographs note St. Luke's church near Smithfield, Virginia as the only true Gothic structure on the continental United States. It observes couples preferring clergy marriage, telephones transmitting train orders across large railroad miles, and oil drillers driving key mineral industries including natural gas helium carbon dioxide potash and sulfur.
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Continental United States
St. Luke’s Church
Smithfield
United States
Al Smiths Son In N Y Politics
Alfred E Smith Jr a 38 year old candidate for New York City council speaks from his Empire State Building campaign HQ reflecting on his maidenBrooklyn speech at 17 and his father Al Smiths political legacy while campaign staff flank him amid a cautious restrained appearance.
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Pelitics
State Assembly
Smith
Manhattan
New York
Alfred E. Smith, Jr
Old Neighbors’ Club
Brooklyn
Eorge Foothby
al, Jr
Empire State Building
Tammany Hall
Waratch
United States
Fon
Young al
Peter Sig
Business Boom Aids Railroads
The article notes a boost to railroads as industrial expansion aids the industry. Traffic rose to nine-year highs with some lines profitable since 1937. Wall Street estimates October net operating income near 100 million, the best month since 1920. The September-October freight rise is described as one of the most rapid in industry history.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Wall Street
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