Shall Americans Share Guilt of Red Russia
A critical piece questions if the United States should ally with Soviet Russia after Hopkins Stalin talks. It warns that recognizing Soviet actions in Poland and the Baltic as just would betray American moral standards. The author cites Pravda and Izvestia praising Soviet gains and warns of a Baltic seizure outcome if Russia prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Harry Hopkins
Joseph Stalin
Soviet
United States
Poland
Togo
Hopkins
Javestia
Tzvestia
Stalin
Riga
Baltic
Shaving Mugs and Collectors Highlight Hobbies Magazine
The Brighter Side notes Charles Garrell of New York houses a 600-strong shaving mug collection soon to display nationwide due to rising interest. Carroll highlights an August Hobbies issue from Chicago featuring mug history, patents, and mounts Vernon research. The piece points to broad collecting trends across the United States and lists diverse hobby groups and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eb, Garrell
New York City
United States
Hils
Carroll
Hobbies
Chicago
U. S
Germany
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Endeayar
O. A. Swoyer
Columbus
Ohio
No Man's Land
Papa
Button collecting and odd relics captivate hobbyists
Damon Ranyon surveys the world of collecting from rare buttons to shells shells Indian relics and old books of trade items. He notes the bustle and variety of enthusiasts who salvage everything from phonograph records to cook books and old silver while speculating on the appeal of a dollar bill haul versus scarce silver dollars.
Peritonitis Treatment Advances With Sulfanilamide Drug
New Orleans physician Dr. Marshall L. Mienel reports ten peritonitis cases treated with sulfanilamide showing no deaths. Injections under the skin delivered rapid absorption, with adults needing longer courses than children. A companion sulfapyridine therapy and sodium tartrate injections helped prevent recurrence as infection came under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Mienel
New Orleans
Michel
Willy Tae
Sulfanilamide Use and Monitoring in Severe Infections
Dr Bundesen cautions that high doses of the drug require close supervision. Fever out of proportion to disease signals potential Reacton and warrants stopping the sulfanimide. Use with other treatments like fluid injections and transfusions as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whys Mercessary
Kine Feal, Sen, Inc
August 8 1931 notes from L A Light files
An item notes dancing restrictions in city parks by Mayor C Chambers and crowds at Cay Ington Park pavilion late hours, plus a San Antonio camp of the Tin Can Tourists formed at Bracken Ridge. It cites leadership changes in education and predictions of public school enrollments for September as transfers of schedules and officials occur.
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C, ML
Hambers Haa
Cay= Ington park
Rausia Donse
List
San Antonio
Tin Can Tourists of
Brackenridge
Roosevelt and Henderson plan face strong congressional push
Analysis of Roosevelt Henderson control plan shows looming battles in Congress with calls for a board to direct policy, replacing one man control. London talks of a European expedition rumor unsettled, while domestic economic policy shifts under Wallace and tax provisions move through the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Congress
Pion
Roosevelt-Render
Con
Henderson
Hens Derson
OPAX
Carter Glass
Senate
Hearong
House
Roosevelt
Wallace
Senate Committee
Senate Finance
Hing Features Synthcate, Inc
The Broccoli Boom and the Gold Rush Folly
The article argues that stock-like booms in sheep, broccoli, cabbage or Pinto beans lure people into quick wealth schemes. It notes the rush ends with many wiped out, unlike the steadier, real wealth of genuine gold mining. It warns amateurs chase easy profits leading to market gluts and ruined fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemcoll
Sing Sng
Atlanta
Finnon
Texes
Tois
Siorn
The One-Track Mind That Traps Jim and Others
A columnist warns against overestimating intelligence in daily life. The piece follows Jim, a bright yet generous man whose success leads to arrogance and fragile relationships. A cunning partner exploits his trust, leaving him shocked as he learns he was misled by an apparent insider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Collage
Leon
Obody
Krote
Fim
Justice OF the Peace
Tiny Jim
Klbitzer
Bebody
Believing and not knowing the hidden motive
The piece attacks people who think their warmth and generosity justify controlling the weak. It argues they misunderstand their own drive to play benevolent gods, missing a ruthless track mind aiming for one target and broad influence across the landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Singh
Texans Warned by Fire Blaze Amid Rising Wires Hazard
Fort Worth residents rushed from beds as a February fire at the Felwin dry goods store raged, threatening adjoining offices. Fire kilbitzers and amateurs fled the scene, with utilities workers shaken but injuries minimal. the blaze caused about 360000 dollars in losses as essential wires and poles sagged in the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worley
Felwin Broyfus Company
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Damon Ranyon
Fort Worth
Texas
King Beas
Dr. B. N. Bundesen
L. A. Light Files
Tr Crearge C. Wuravach
Barry Worebach
Willam A. Wurzbach
A. J. Sterte
Australia
Navy Department
Department
Mukden
Chyamig
Petersburg
Ohyama
London
Wheeler
Navy
Lieene
Hare
Plana
Mus
Nas
Doralas
Link
Elsie Robinson
James Farber
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