England Exposes Hand Again in Visiting Cecil
English statesman Viscount Cecil of Chelwood urged vigorous action to deter aggression, suggesting possible American involvement. The piece notes his ties to the League of Nations, past roles in wartime diplomacy, and claims he aimed to influence U.S. policy on China and Europe while visiting Boston and Washington.
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England
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
Lord Cecil
International Goodwill Congress
Boston
League of Nations
America
China
Europe
Brussels
France
Russia
Germany
Italy
Japan
Imperial War Council
Hearst
White House
New Air Defenses for Mitchel Field Planned
The plan enlarges Mitchel Field on Long Island with 850 additional acres and a expenditure of a million and a half dollars to create a top flight military air port. The piece argues that defending New York against sea and air attacks is essential to keep the nation unharmed in any future war.
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New York City
Mitchel Field
Army Air Base
Long Island
Ethiopia
Spain
China
America
New York
What a blessing love and courage bring to youth
A 1965 column features letters from readers in Grange California and Atlantic City New Jersey. Joan Carl Hancock, 20, discusses early marriage and motherhood, defending her choice and praising a supportive husband. George Brown, 21, from Atlantic City, argues love justifies marrying a young mother, while Robinger replies against wage-based incentives for wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Carl Hancock
Ye Grange
Calif
Joan
Hancocks
Spubk
Roy Boojantt
George Brown
Allantic City
N. J
Girdiyi
George
Fatsla Robinger
Tim
Qeorge Brown
Kentucky
Atlantic City
Letters on marriage pay and partnership rules contest
A reader argues that marriage should be a spiritual partnership beyond dollars and cents, praising non monetary rewards like loving words and kindness. The piece outlines a contest for youth letters with prizes, rules, and eligibility including age, word limit, and publication of winners.
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H. B. Rackley
Oakland Avenue
S. K. At- Tanta Ga
Fragmentary Prose Mix Reflects War Era Opinion
A garbled clipping presents scattered aphorisms about Earth’s thin crust, a one track mind, and a trolley, conveying a rough, era voice with incomplete phrases and uncertain attribution.
Diary notes and social rumors from New York society
A fragmented diary style item recounts social sights and personalities in New York. Mentions Emily Post style observations, encounters with Mrs. Dodge Sloane, a tense lover, and a Walldorf breakfast room scene. Describes Grace La Rue, Misa La Rue, Hale Hamilton, and various entertainment figures, railings on industry and the auto trade.
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New York
Emily Post
Earl Benham
Princeton
Lee O
Amon Carter
Texas
Frank Shulis
Miami Herald
Mr. Knight
Akron
Tobea
Witter Garden
Calfornia
Misa la Rue
Hale Hamilton
America
Auto Horizon
Agner
Theater Box Office, Vaudeville Stars In Decline And Memories
Report on old stage veterans now in film roles and box office shifts from vaudeville to cinema. Notes Wallace Beery, Joe Laurienz, William Gaxton, Homer Cray and Ennis. describes changing audiences and fading box office power in 1937 Capy't column style.
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Bagatelles
Wallace Beery
Joe Laurienz
Vauteville
William Gaxton
Shepherd of the Lambs
Homer Cray
New York
Missouri
Thyssen Linked to Nazi Rise and Brazil Trade Ties
The article outlines Thyssen's influence in enabling Hitler by financing the Nazi movement through Ruhr steel barons in 1938. It notes recent reports placing Thyssen in Brazil, where he allegedly aided German control over Brazil's iron and nickel resources, signaling deep German capital penetration. The piece also references the broader context of European powers, including Japan and Italy, expanding trade and influence in South America amid Vargas's Brazil.
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Thyssen
Ttrel
Adel Hitler
Ruhr
Brazil
der Fushrop
Sin
Germany
Hedevi
Ellcian
Gelwlic Vargas
Neal Gennany
Alletica II
Democratic ideals and fascist powers clash in hemispheric policy
The text argues that three absolutist powers threaten democracy and that democratic idealism serves as a counterforce. It references the Buenos Aires conference and President Roosevelt and questions what kind of police should operate in the Western Hemisphere while urging unity in U S South American interests to prevent foreign footholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Political economy notes from King Feas 1937
Edwin C Hill critiques isolationism and policy limits citing Grover Cleveland, the Mona Doctrine, and Peter petition principles. He warns against overreliance on rhetoric while trade and merchant marine lag behind competing powers, noting fragmented industries, shortages, and nonexistent subsidies.
November 22, 1927 local education and city notes
O Ball named by Superintendent Johnston to represent San Antonio schools at the Southern Conference of Education in Jacksonville Fla. Bonham elementary reports nearly universal American Junior Red Cross membership after a camp opened two weeks ago. Mayor Bell warns enforcement will tighten as views shift and a new force may be formed. Semple Brth site sold for 75000 dollars to Halff for a two story commercial building. temple site TBD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Ball
San Antonio
Marshall Johnston
Jacksonville
Fla
American Junior Red Cross
Bonham Elementary School
Garden Street
Mildred Baskin
Semple
Jefferson and
Travis Streets
Nightmares in Children and Gentle Care for Fear
A pediatric specialist warns that recurring nightmares disrupt sleep and hinder growth in children. He explains they often reflect deep fears in the subconscious and advises comforting the child rather than harsh discipline to help reduce the episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shero Tk
Ohia
Kine Wenn
Sync
Ines
Handling Nightmares in Young Children by Royal S Copeland
A medical guidance piece advises sympathetic parenting to soothe frightened children who hear frightening tales. It recommends quiet routines, avoiding bedtime shock stories, simple meals, and early awakening to discuss dreams. Persistent nightmares may signal neurotic issues, needing medical consultation.
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Roblin
What Do You Know What Do You Know Knowledge Tent
A quiz feature by Sabina H Connolly presents a series of questions from geography to history. It lists queries about sound travel time per mile wind whippet versus greyhound water needs for toads volcano names and other trivia, inviting readers to check the comic page for answers.
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Sabina H. Connolly
Washington
Baltimore
United States
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