Roy Burton Knew How to Fan Up Story
Noted journalist Roy Burton, famed for fearless digging and American style reporting, rose from printer’s devil to editor to spearheading British propaganda efforts. His career spanned the Brooklyn Eagle World and Daily Mail, with knighthood and British citizenship, reflecting a controversial mix of sensationalism and influence.
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Pomeroy Burton
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London
Youngstown
Ohio
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World
New York Journal
England
Lord Northcliffe
Daily Mail
U. S. America
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Brick
Mr. Pomeroy
Three Billion Dollar Relief Bill Passes House
The House approved the President's three billion dollar relief bill 328 to 70 after defeating a move to revert relief to state control. It adds 3.154 billion dollars in total authorizations for federal relief and rural electrification, with farm relief provisions and a 100 million dollar boost. Foreign and defense concerns also surface as Hull denies resignation amid Italo-British pact praise. Japanese forces seize Amoy in South China, threaten Lunghai railway, and raid Suchow.
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Senate
Farm Bloc
WPA
Amoy
South China
Shanghai
Shantung
Lunghai
Suchow
Haile Selassie Attacks League Policy in Geneva
At the Geneva League of Nations council Haile Selassie denounced British realism and the Anglo Italian accord as desertion of loyal Spain. He argued Ethiopia is resisting Italian conquest though less than a quarter occupied and that poison gas and defections show Italy’s weaknesses. Julio Alvarez del Mayo, Spain’s foreign minister, joined in criticizing Britain and France for nonintervention.
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Mussolini
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Latvia
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Julio Alvarez del Mayo
France
Revenue Act of 1938 Sent to White House for Signature
Senate and house conferees patched the 300 million dollar revenue act and sent it to the President. The measure preserves a vestige of the undistributed profits tax limited to 1938 and 1939. Corporations earning over 25000 will face 19 percent if no earnings are distributed, 16 percent if all earnings are distributed, with a 2 percent credit against the maximum tax for dividends paid.
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Senate
House
White House
Rail wage cut announced by railroads targets workers
Railroads and the Railway Express Agency served formal notice to chairmen of rail brotherhoods that basic pay would be cut 15 percent on July 1. The move aims to reduce annual payroll by 250 million dollars affecting about 925,000 railroad workers. The Railway Labor Executives Association pledged to fight with every resource available.
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Railway Express Agency
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Oil Production Cuts by Texas and Oklahoma
Texas ordered wells shut on Saturdays and Sundays to cut output by about 16 percent. Oklahoma’s oil men were told to reduce production in May from 486000 to 405000 barrels daily. Governor E W Marland praised the move as a defense against federal regulation and a sign states can manage their own affairs.
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Oklahoma
E. W. Marland
Sermon on a Penny Emphasizes Christian Citizenship
A Sunday lesson links loyalty to God and country with love for neighbor. It argues that right worship of God leads to just relations among people and a revived nation, urging Christians to live out love in daily kindness and support ministries for social and spiritual good.
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Moore
Moody
Rome
Palestine
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Caesar
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Sufficient Unto the Day Keeps Tomorrow in God’s Care
A devotional line urges readers to trust the divine providence daily as the same Father who cares today will care tomorrow. The message emphasizes present faith and future reliance without fear.
Living Wisely Emphasizes Caring for This World
A moral exhortation urges readers not to scorn earthly life as a path to the next world, promoting wise living and practical virtue in daily conduct.
Little Courtesies Amid Life’s Stir and Hurry
In the bustle and rush of daily life the piece reflects on how small acts of courtesy are often neglected. It emphasizes the value of kind gestures in ordinary moments and their quiet impact on social harmony.
Iodine Demand Outlined by Dr Goudiss
C. Houston Goudiss discusses iodine's vital role in thyroid function and overall health. The piece credits Dr. David Marine and Dr. E. C. Kendall, notes goiter as iodine deficiency, and highlights animal and human studies from Akron and Wisconsin. It warns of danger periods during pregnancy and childhood and suggests iodine rich foods and sea products as key sources for those in the goiter belt.
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Wisconsin
Akron
Ohio
Appalachian Mountains
Vermont
Basin of the Great Lakes
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Pacific States
Iodine Rich and Poor Foods Chart by C Houston Goodiss
A notice invites readers to request an iodine chart showing foods high and low in iodine. This practical guide aids balanced menu planning and is obtainable by sending a postcard to C Houston Goodiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City.
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C. Houston Goodiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Graceful Butterfly Crochet Pattern Idea
The article promotes a butterfly crochet design for chair sets buffet sets and scarves. It describes medallion centers for wings and arm rests and notes easy pick up work. Pattern 6031 includes instructions materials illustrations and a butterfly photo. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Earthy Expert Details iodized salt and iodine sources
C Houston Goudiss shares guidance from his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory on iodine in foods water and soil. He explains leafy greens legumes and cranberries as iodine sources and notes iodized salt lowers goiter risk in Detroit and elsewhere. He cautions medical supervision for iodine in water and offers to send lists of iodine rich and poor foods.
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Detroit
Answers on toasting bread and digestion timing
Miss S G notes toasting bread changes starch to dextrin but reduces digestibility of proteins and may slow weight gain. Miss C T cites agar agar as indigestible with zero caloric value. Mrs B R S explains stomach emptying varies with meal size and digestion lasts 12 to 47 hours overall.
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S. G
C. T
WNU
C. Houston
Goudiss
Aunt May Tilgy’s Modern Cook Book Recipes Promoted
An ad style piece touts Aunt May Tilgy’s trial and error in million dollar laboratories. National advertisers present formulas and recipes tested by long experience and labor, promising modern kitchen success for readers.
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