German expansion viewed through empire lessons and minority pressure
The piece argues that Germany's growth could either weaken its system or, if large enough, force moderation of ruthlessness. It compares British empire methods, notes minority tensions in Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia, and suggests internal weaknesses may drive capitulation without war.
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Germany
Hitler
Jugoslavia
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Benes
Munich
Iron Guard
Carol
Wall Street
Roosevelt
United States
Pittsburgh
Fifth Avenue
Europe
Jugoslavakian
Stone and Douglas on the Supreme Court Bench United
The Washington Merry-Go-Round notes the unlikely pairing of Justice Harlan Fiske Stone and new appointee William O Douglas on the Supreme Court. It highlights Stone as mentor and evolving leader, Douglas as a reformer, and the potential shift in Court dynamics with their shared presence on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harlan Fiske Stone
Supreme Court
William Orville Douglas
Supreme Court of
United States
Justice Stone
Holmes
Brandeis
Stone
William O Douglas
Columbia Law School
Bull Douglas
Yakima
Douglas
Hns
Dean Stone
Columbia
Vermont
Plainfield
University Employment Bureau
Twin Trust-Busters
Dean Jones
Brandeis Stone
Justice Brandeis
Bill Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Richard Whitney
Wall Street
Justice Holmes
AAA
Roosevelt
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
John Hamilton
William R. Castle, Jr
Coolidge
Bill Castle
Feli Frankfurter
Hughes
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Gerardo Machado and Cuba's Turbulent Rise and Fall
The former Cuban president Gerardo Machado, born in 1873 in Santa Clara, rises from soldier to dictator through popularity and political machine. His reforms, extension of his term, and US loans fueled public works then revolt ends his rule in 1933, causing exile and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Cuba
Gerardo Machado
Machado
Santa Clara
Spain
United States
Liberal Party
Coolidge
Havana
Argentina presses 40 percent import cut in barter with Germany
The article notes Argentina plans a 40 percent drop in imports from the United States and a large scale barter with Germany, aiming for exact trade balance. It warns about delivery delays and the risk of misaligned German supplies, with Brazil already engaged in loans and trade.
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Argentina
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Brazil
Italy
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Notable anniversaries of artists and professionals listed
A record of anniversaries notes Samuel Bard born in Philadelphia in 1742, death March 24, 1821. Guy R Phelps born in Simsbury Connecticut died March 18, 1869. Edward A Sothern born in England died January 20, 1881. Edwin A Abbey born in Philadelphia died August 1, 1911. Lon Chaney born in Colorado Springs, Colorado died August 26, 1930.
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Samuel Bard
New York
Philadelphia
Guy R Phelps
Hartford
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co
Simsbury
Conn
Edward A Sothern
England
Edwin A Abbey
Lon Chaney
Colorado Springs
Colo
Timeline of notable events from 1775 to 1925
The excerpt lists key historical markers across years 1775 1839 1844 1898 1922 1924 1925. It mentions Daniel Boone and Bannesborough Kentucky building efforts, Freeman Hunt and the Merchants Magazine in New York, Barnum's Tom Thumb in London, US Army size before the Spanish American War, the 1922 coal miners strike, Hitler’s 1924 sentence, and the Hebrew University opening in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone
Crates
Bannesborough
Freeman Hunt
Journal of Commerce
Merchants’ Magazine
New York City
Tom Thumb
London
Spain
United States
Hittler
Munich
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Notable Births and Biographical Notes Listed
Agnes Repplier of Philadelphia author born there 81 years ago. Dr Aurelia H Reinhardt president Mills College Oakland Cal born in San Francisco 62 years ago. Daniel Cooper resigned secretary of commerce born Marlboro Co 72 years ago. Linton Wells traveler author broadcaster born Louisville Ky 46 years ago. Julius D Stern newspaper publisher born Philadelphia 53. Dr Alexander G Ruthven president
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Agnes Repplier
Philadelphia
Aurelia H Reinhardt
Mills College
Oakland
Cal
San Francisco
Daniel Cooper
Commerce
Marlboro Co. &. C
Linton Wells
Louisville
Julius D Stern
Alexander G Ruthven
Pres
Lorain County urged to join for tuberculosis hospital plan
Dr. Probst state health officer suggested Lorain County partner with another county to build a tuberculosis hospital and sanatorium in a talk last night. The service board asked city council to pave Huron Street linking city pavements to Telegraph Road as approved by the district road commission. Also noted are ailing fire horse Doc’s lockjaw crisis and a severe housing shortage in Elyria with 300 to 500 families storing belongings due to scarce rentals. The Lorain Street Railway Company franchise negotiation stalled as managers objected to many terms, aiming to present a grant proposal next month.
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Lorain County
Probst
Service Board
Huron Street
District Road Commission
Elyria
Lorain Street Railway Company
Myron T. Herrick Dies in Paris at 75
Myron T. Herrick aged 75 longtime ambassador to France and Lorain County native died in Paris yesterday after a boyhood spent in Wellington Ohio His career included service as a diplomat and public figure in Ohio.
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Myron T. Herrick
France
Lorain County
Paris
Wellington
Univ of Michigan Identified Person Born in Hull Iowa
Identification notes a person connected to the University of Michigan born in Hull Iowa about 57 years ago, with archival mention of their birth origin and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univ. of Michigan
Hull
Iowa
Student with scientific leanings and amiable judgment
The passage describes a student with a science orientation and a friendly nature. It notes sympathy for others and a wish to help, while warning that naivety may lead to deceit and suggesting balance between self-forgetfulness and prudent judgment.
Domestic nature described as sociable and proud
The passage portrays a domestic nature that is sociable and proud of its household role. It notes occasional lack of success attributed to bad luck but asserts that ill fortune cannot fully dampen the spirit, even during temporary embarrassment.
Nominal Quotations by Pp. R. Smith & Com
Elyria Savings Bldg quotes on securities and deposits listed for trading on a Saturday. Includes bids for American Lace Mortgages and Colson, Lorain County Bank, Toledo Ed, and other financial instruments with prices and percentages, reflecting market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp. R. Smith & Compar
Elyria Savings
American Lace
Andwur Mort. Bs
Bender Colson V. T. C
Colson
Mortg. Bs
Elyria Tele. Com
Lorain Cty
O. E. Pwr
Perry Fay
Toledo
Bible Readings on Denying Self and Taking Up the Cross
A sermon-like meditation on Mark 8 34 38 and John 12 23 26. It argues that self sacrifice and self forgetfulness unlock higher power and true security. The speaker urges daily tests of self versus the life of offering and warns that clinging to worldly gain harms the soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Local Benefactor Donates Library in Wellington Memorial
A Wellington resident who graduated from Wellington High School and studied at Oberlin College donated the Herrich Memorial Library to the town in memory of his parents. He last visited the village for the library tablet unveiling honoring him during the previous year. A belated March wind today damaged Elyria and surrounding Lorain County. Ohio Power basketball from Lima won the state industrial championship 45 to 39 over Hamilton Coke and Iron in the Elyria YMCA final.
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Wellington High School
Oberlin College
Herrich Memorial
Wellington
Lorain County
Elyria
Ohio Power
Lima
Elyria Y. McA
Hamilton Coke and Iron Quintet
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Aig
Florida
Schroll Coal
Federal Deposit Inserence Corporation
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Masonic Temple
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