Japanese drive for world domination shocks Pacific balance
An editorial view notes Japan aims to control the western Pacific and the world, justifying actions as patriotic. Journalists, leaders, and the navy see Pacific sea lanes as crucial as land areas, with Tokyo declaring a new Asia order and treating the 1922 Nine Power Treaty as obsolete amid US protests over China policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hachi
Japan
United States
China
Asia
Tokyo
Washington
Buy Christmas Seals in 1938 Tuberculosis Campaign
The 1938 Christmas seal drive advocates partnership to eradicate tuberculosis. A Mid Victorian mother and two children candle design recalls past fears while noting today we have knowledge to control the disease. It urges renewed effort, citing TB as a major killer aged 15 to 45 and promoting the slogan Protect Your Home From Tuberculosis and No Home Is Safe Until All Homes Are Safe. Buyers are urged to purchase seals nationwide.
Boring From Within
A president's report notes 185 U S organizations aim to foster racial and religious prejudice. Many are run by promoters and racketeers seeking profit, while some are foreign funded to erode democracy. The piece argues tolerance could undermine democracy and advocates permanent deportation for espionage and related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prospect of Pacific showdown with Japan looms for free nations
The article argues that China seeks territorial integrity and independence while endorsing an open door. It notes Britain may lose Hongkong, and the United States could confront Japan over Pacific possessions. It predicts eventual control of the western hemisphere and Pacific trade as Japan's resources allow further conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Great Britain
Hongkong
United States
Pacific
Local Social Notes Highlight Sidney Area Visitors
The column lists numerous visits and gatherings around Lodgepole and Sidney. People like Paul Ingwersen, Patti Ingwerson, Otto Rahe, Lavern Queen, and the Frerichs family are noted at various homes and events. Shoppers, church gatherings, dances, and a bazaar at the Weyerts Lutheran Church are mentioned along with multiple calls at friends and relatives’ homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ingwersen
Howard Ne‘s
Lipsyd Crown
Cecil
Art Larsen
Marrie
Lavern
Lavern Queer
Supfer
Otto Rahe
Willare Frerichs
Albert Frerichs
Orvel Hume
Melvin Jurgens
Lewis Lenz
Patti Ingwerson and Son
Howard Neff
John Jurgens
Fred Schwartz
Lodgepole
Edgar Allen
Joe Stretch
Harley Weyerts
Berth Borges
J.ceails Hume
Bess Rahe
Lavern Queens Home
Lewis Lene
Sidney
Fuescay
A t-Larsen
Joe Sand
Joe Frerichs
George Lindsey
John Bruce
George Jobman
Myr
Willard - Frerichs
Lloyd Browm
Route One Social Column Highlights Local Visits
Route One social notes recount Sunday dinners and callers at multiple local homes including the Earnhart, Bondegard, and Christensen households. Visitors from Omaha and Lincoln attend events and pinochle games while others travel to Sidney for the Western Organized Agriculture meeting. A note concludes with John Hopkins University and hospital's founding through a seven million dollar bequest by a Baltimore merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopkins University and Hospital
Baltimore
Dr Leo J Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath
Dr Leo J Thomas is listed as a chiropractor and naturopath associated with the Osburn Building. The brief entry notes his professional designation and location within a commercial building setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Thomas
Osburn Building
Thanksgiving Travels and Local Listings in Potter
Local Potter residents plan Thanksgiving visits with family across Nebraska and Wyoming. The community notes guest stays, travel plans, hospital updates, and a football season finale for the Coyotes, plus a fund drive for Lutheran Church. Mentions include visits to Denver, Grand Island, Hastings, Columbus, and Cheyenne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
E2. Matheson
Tekla
Wyoming
Fred Vaughn
Marion Bradley
Cheyenne
Will Sperk
Connell
Miss McLaughline
Ledgepole
Egar Hicks
Potter
Cody Patterson
Veteran’s Hospital
Artie Kayne
Cone
Telephone Company
C. C. Katerlie
Kimball
Iva Thayer
Bronday
Lincoln
J. H. Ginning
Art Cavalle
Ogden
Utah
Cavalle
Oldtimers
Roy Jacobson
Jacobson
Otto Zuhike
Miss Rolfing
Lewellen
Miss McLaughlin
Hastings
Miss Armstrong
Mir
R. E. Merscheim
Osceola
Busy Year Maps New Boundaries after 1969 Pact
An employee at a major map maker's shop in Berlin works on drawing the new borders for Germany and Czechoslovakia following the Höpner agreement, reflecting a year of significant boundary revisions and geopolitical change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certin
New
Carrmany
Czechoslovakia
East Dalton Social Roundup and Family Visits
East Dalton residents report a Sunday of family gatherings with the Marx family at the Flenzy Bicnie home in Dalton and various visits to Cicncy Catarcay eve for an organized agriculture fun feed. Carl Christensen hosted Sunday dinner with guests including the Gilbons, Wreinbrinz, and the Christensens. Fredericksen and Iva May also stopped by. The Fairview extension club met at Mrs. A. Zorn’s home with twelve members present, led by Mrs. Hon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rose
Edwin Winn
Sheershead Club
Eddie Mayer
Zaughiers
Potter
Clovis Brach
Iva Thayer
Hazel € Beth
Sidney
Lee Hagemeister
Emil Marx Ans
Bicnie
Dalton
EB. H. Henkle
Edith
Lethia Devier
Cicncy Catarcay
Potter society notes and masquerade ball results
The Twe Standard Bearers met at Delores Cotlter's home while Delores hosted then the MacAdam and Francis families visited. A large crowd attended the Masquerade Ball sponsored by the Potter Firemen on November 19 with prizes awarded for best masked pair and best dance pair. Mrs Matilda Anterson received a birthday party honor, and Emma Olsen departed Sunday for Phoenix, Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Cotlter
RR. V. Francis
Roger of
Sidney
Roy L. MacAdam
Lloyd Binning
Casper
Wyoming
Iva Thayer
Zelma Swarson
Martin Leafdale
Fotter Firemen
Ehuced Harms
Letha Moench
Bernard Hermansen
Roland Biggs
Matilda Anterson
William Helsing
Emma Olsen
Phoenix
Arizona
Candies New and Old Lesson Presented by Isis and Edith Bevier
A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Mellburg, and Mrs. Sorn. Visitors included Mrs. Frank Mintkin and Mrs. Johnie Davison with her son Jimmy of Trewcerffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Edith Bevier
Warren
Mellburg
Sorn
Frank Mintkin
Johnie Davison
Jimmy
Trewcerfie!d
Monthly attendance highlight list for several staff
The report shows staff with an average attendance of 92 percent or higher for the month, naming Pauline Christensen Jean Rathman Alice Marx Lucille Rathman Marjone Devier Ardis Westerhoff Marva Devier and Dennis Schoen. It also lists those with perfect attendance this month: Pauline Christensen Shirlene Marx Orval Marx Alice Marx Lucille Rathran Jean Rathman Ardis Wester Kerr Marjorie Devier aril Marva Devier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Christensen
Jean Rathman
Alice Marx
Lucille Rathman
Marjone Devier
Ardis Westerhoff
Marva Devier
Dennis Schoen
Shirlene Marx
Orval Marx
Lucille Rathran
Ardis Wester
Kerr Marjorie Devier
Aril
Seasonal Madness Myth Reassessed by Researchers
The phrase ¢cz days for lets sum mer appears in discussions of seasonal behavior, noting that people often imagine summer drives more madness, while data suggests lower incidences than in other seasons. Researchers examine cultural origins and misperceptions behind the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelet Dors
Cock checks arrive for Bushey housewives in England
Bushey authorities begin distributing cock checks to housewives as part of a local safety or civic program. The effort targets households in the town of Bushey, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushe
England
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Ihawe Org
Guy V. Doran
Jack H.lowe
J. Cc. Bush
Mildred Weber
Jack II
Lowe Don Goodwin
Terth Avenue
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
The
Pacific Ocean
Hoehi
Western Pacific
Eagle
Cy Mrs. O. Rahe
Lavern Queen
Morris Jessen
Bertha Borges
John Borges
Charivari
George B. Boss
Lloyd Brown
William Frerichs
Gay Thurrow
Jack
Cécil Hume
Nelson of
Sidrey
Willard Frerichs
Isert’ Frerichs
Orval Hume
Bertha’ Borges
Jack Kalloff
Paul Ingwerson
William ‘Florke
Donna Mae
Tandi
Gus Henning
Cecil Hume
Rafennacht
William Florke
William Hyde
John Jessen
Mrs. Bondegard
Ray Earnhart
Charles Earnhart
Reese of
Chappell
Mrs
Heyo Dykman Spen
John Grime
Edward Schmick
Arthur Stoll
Howard Christensen
Wilbert Christensen
H. O. Withers
Charles Bondegard
John Kastens
H. Bondegard
Jim Haskell
Wayne Campbell
I< Schmidt
Otto Johns
Omaha
A. B. Thomson
Hutier Boncegard
D.D
Kastens
Lac Sprenge
Wayne ‘Campbell
Maritime
Hunters Bay
Albemarle
Denver
F. C. Johnson
Cc. H. Whately
Cop
Alabama
Clifford Witt
Art Cavalli
Caden
North Carolina
Plymouth
East Dalton
Edith Devier
Scotts Bluff
Ken O Oraygh
Iba
Scotts
Bluff
Pinnacle
Demers & Son
Suncl
the Telegraph Pub. Co
America
McCall’s Magazine
Christian Herald
Parents’ Magazine
Pathfinder
Pictorial Review
Romantic Story
Screen Book
Woman's World
Better Homes & Gardens
Home Arts-Needlecraft
Motion Picture Magazine
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Journal
Breeder's Gazette
Cloverleaf
American Review
Country Home Farm Journal Home Arts
Needlecraft
Home
Friend
Leghorn World
Mother's Home Life
Plymouth Rock Monthly
Successful Farming
Poultry Tribune
Woman's World National
American Poultry Journal Breeder's Gazene
Country Home
Ferm Journal
Good Stories
Home Circle Capper’s Former Home Friend
Home Arts
Rhode Island Red Journal
Household Magazine
Farm Journal
Atte
Post Office
R. F.D
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