Vigilance and caution against rising fascism in America
An editorial argues against dreamy optimism about public affairs and warns that fascist currents threaten global stability and American liberty. It stresses national unity, democratic government, and vigilance against dictatorship, noting fascist regimes in Europe and Brazil while urging loyalty to the U.S. institutions and freedoms.
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Germany
Italy
Ethiopia
Spain
Franco
Free
Danzig
South America
Brazil
England
Special Session of Congress Viewed With Mixed Sentiment
A 1933 newspaper column discusses the November 15 special session of Congress called by President Roosevelt. It warns of potential economic collapse and urges swift, prudent action while praising democracy for its deliberation and the need for cooperation between government and business to revive prosperity.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Mexic
Cardenas
Banco de Mexico
Basil Ryan tricked into corn liquor marriage, row erupts
The Lowe-Down headlines claim Basil Ryan, heir to New York millions, was lured into a corn liquor marriage by a southern gal of questionable repute. Critics say the girl should be pitied for being tied to the drunken lout, as Sidney residents note rare early snow while housewives recall winter snows.
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Basil Ryan
New York
Witty Fragments From a Busy New York Day
A collage of light jests and reflections on war memory bosses and gossip. A Chicagoan in Shanghai notes little war impact. Movie directors and Hollywood editors face salary debates. Freddie Bartholomew’s pay sparks labor talk. Air travel jokes and newspaper trivia mingle with local crime chatter. Absent is a clear single event, but the tone captures urban chatter and public figures with quick quips.
Shanghai Defense Holds Line as Japanese Advance
A condensed wartime dispatch notes Chinese forces delaying Japanese movement east of the Shanghai to Nanking line aided by heavy rains that hinder aircraft and armor. The Domei agency reports three Japanese columns massed along an 180 mile front toward Tsinanfu, Shantung, while evacuation of civilians accelerates in the capital.
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Ishanghai
Japan
Shanghai
Nanking
Domei
China
Yellow River
Tsinanfu
Shantung Province
North China
New York Japan air war tactics eyed in moral warning
A United States analysis links New York Japan air tactics to Douhetian theory of total bombing. It cites his War of 19 19 as predicting civilian center bombing could crush France and Belgium in 48 hours. The piece frames the concept as a warning against indiscriminate warfare.
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United States
Europe
New York
Japan
China
Guilio Douhet
Italy
France
Belgium
Washington
Gurley High School shines at one act contest
Gurley High school earned a superior rating for His First Shave at Lodge Pole one act contest where nine schools competed. Carl Ahlm and Lela Burr made the all star cast. Miss Hanson judged. Also notes on basketball meeting and schedule with Gurley. Alberta Fastenau reenrolled. Indian play planned. grammar class story projects.
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Gurley High School
Lodge Pole
Gurley
Carl Ahlm
Lela Burr
Miss Hanson
Sidney High School
Community Hall
Dee .T—Sund
Broadwater
T—Dalton
Dalton
Goodview
Lisco
Sunol
Potter
Bushnell
St. Patrick’s of
Sidney
Alberta Fastenau
Gulberi
Church Services and Activities Schedule
Church services at 11 00 a.m. next Sunday will focus on Thanksgiving. Junior and Senior Leagues meet at 7 00 p.m. Choir practice begins at 8 00 p.m. Clinton Senneff, Pastor.
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Clinton Senneff
Salem Lutheran Church
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Burton Thompson
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Fern Handley
Elizabeth Engle
Sioux City
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Joe Vogt
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Wm. Brandt
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