Earle Wins Democratic Primary in Pennsylvania Affects Graft Claims
Gov. George H. Earle and his state machine sweep to victory over the Duffey-Lewis-CIO faction. Kennedy secures the governorship nomination, while Pinchot wins the Republican nomination. Graft charges and intra party clashes shape a grim outlook for CIO leadership and Roosevelt era tensions rise.
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George H. Earle
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Wilson
Philadelphia
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers of America
Duffey-Lewis
Jim Farley
National Committee
Kennedy
Keystone
Arthur James
Gifford Pinchot
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Cc. I. O
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Japanese Take Suchow and Push Toward Hankow
Japanese forces captured almost all of Suchow a key Central China rail junction after street fighting and assaults from multiple sides. A foreign office spokesman said Tokyo would press toward Hankow for strategic reasons as about 200000 Chinese troops were trapped in Sunghai but likely to escape. President Roosevelt plans an extended trip to South America.
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Chile
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Arthurdale
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Suchow
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China
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Japan
Hankow
Sunghai Zone
Daladier Breaks with Italy Over Franco-Italian Talks
Negotiations for a Franco Italian accord stall as Italy pushes to sever France Russia alliance. Daladier warns France will defend frontiers against violence and cites arms shipments to loyalist Spain as the immediate cause. Italy appears to demand choosing Russia over Britain.
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Russia
Daladier
Spain
Britain
Germany
Slattery Named West’s Replacement in Interior feud End
President Roosevelt accepted Charles West’s resignation as undersecretary of the interior and named Harry Slattery of North Carolina to the post. The move follows Ickes victory in the feud as West’s office aides were dismissed and the office handed to Ebert Burlew. A separate report notes Mrs. Charles C. Bray under consideration for ambassador to Soviet Russia, possibly becoming the first American woman to hold the post.
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Harry Slattery
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White House
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United States
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Charles C. Bray
Soviet Russia
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Belgium
Bray
Thomas A. Sis
Mississippi
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Congress
Hull
Key Pittman
Rebellion in Farm Belt Tests New Crop Law
Washington observers report mounting farmer protests against the federal crop law as cotton and corn groups challenge acreage allotments. Critics say Secretary Wallace and AAA planners overreached, with Macomb Illinois protests amplifying conservative backlash ahead of fall elections.
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Idaho
McGill
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Macomb
Ill
Claude
R. Wickard
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AAA
Mr. Wickard
Representative Andresen
Minnesota
Andresen
House of Representatives
Borah
Idaho New Dealer
Western Newspaper Union
Puerto Rico a Flower Garden
Puerto Rico is described as a flower garden with 3353 varieties of brightly colored blooms across its mountains and coastal plains, highlighting the island as a tropical floral destination.
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Puerto Rico
What to Eat and Why by C Houston Goudiss
A nutrition article stresses iron as essential to blood and overall health. It explains blood composition with red cells containing hemoglobin iron and how iron deficiency lowers oxygen delivery, causing weakness and fatigue from prolonged poor diet.
Iron deficiency and anemia in youth
The text explains how iron starvation in young people leads to fatigue cold hands and feet and a lack of pep. It notes iron-deficient diets reduce disease resistance and describes primary pernicious anemia and secondary nutritional anemia as results of blood formation loss or increased destruction.
Iron Needs for Adults and Pregnant Women
Daily iron loss in adults is about 10 percent of total hemoglobin making iron rich foods essential. Current estimates place daily iron needs at 12 to 15 milligrams to meet body requirements and build a reserve. Women require more iron than men due to menses, and expectant mothers need generous iron for both mother and fetus plus a fetal reserve for lactation. The baby's iron content is about triple that of an adult, supporting early life needs as milk iron is low. Nutrition experts favor introducing iron rich foods like egg yolk early in life for better health.
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Nature
Regal Peacock in Easy Cross Stitch Pattern 5974
A cross stitch pattern titled Regal Peacock features a 15 by 18 inch motif and a reverse motif with a color chart and stitch illustrations. The design uses 10 and 5 to the inch crosses with black and color contrasts. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. for pattern 5974 and include name and address.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Free Blood Building Diet Bulletin Offer
Readers are invited to write for a free bulletin listing iron rich foods and copper rich foods. It includes sample menus showing balanced diet planning and adequate mineral intake. Send a postcard to C. Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Ang East 39Th Street
Diet to Prevent Anemia in Infants Improves Health
Early dietary improvements reduce infant anemia risk and strengthen immunity. The approach lowers infection susceptibility and supports better growth in babies.
Iron intake essential through childhood and adolescence
The article emphasizes maintaining high iron intake during childhood with a surplus above the daily requirement. It notes a special need for iron in girls from early puberty through age eighteen for better health outcomes.
Iron rich foods for homemakers to prevent anemia
The article explains daily iron needs and lists iron rich foods such as egg yolk liver molasses dried beans whole grain cereals lean meat and green leafy vegetables It notes milk supplies little iron but is well absorbed Eggs provide about one tenth of daily needs while liver and beans offer substantial iron Parsley is highlighted for its high iron content beyond garnish and potatoes contribute meaningfully through consumption.
Copper and Iron in Balance for Blood Health
A 1938 article explains copper is essential to utilize iron for blood pigment. It lists copper rich foods like liver, nuts, dried beans, and peas, with smaller amounts from grains, dried fruits, and poultry. The author offers to send homemakers a food list and sample menus to plan a balanced, blood-building diet.
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