What Will Italy Gain From Ethiopian Campaign
The piece questions the tangible outcomes of Mussolini's push into Ethiopia as Italian troops advance on Addis Ababa. It notes Ethiopia’s limited cultivable land and Italy’s long but weak presence in Eritrea, arguing that a large Italian population may not find a viable outlet here. It also warns that guerrilla resistance could persist and even a capitulation may not yield true victory.
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Addis Ababa
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Italy
Eritrea
al Duce
Eer
Make Sure It Isn't The Last Spring
A yearend warning urges drivers to curb risky habits as spring entices road trips. It highlights passing on curves, driving on the wrong side, speed excess, drinking and driving, and postponing car repairs as deadly risks. The piece cautions that ten percent of drivers cause most accidents and stresses responsible driving to avoid fatalities.
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United States
Is Contract Bridge Gambling or a Game of Skill
A New York court decision on whether contract bridge is gambling could affect local clubs betting on prizes. The piece notes chance exists in bridge and compares police action, duplicates, and social stakes to a card game, arguing skill matters but acknowledging uncertainty in legal treatment.
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New York
Most People Essentially Honest After Tear Gas Pen Incident
Guests and staff of a hotel faced chaos when a tear gas fountain pen discharged in the dining room. Despite a midnight rush to leave, patrons did not cheat or assault staff. they stayed to settle accounts. The episode underscores a reputation for fundamental honesty amid stress.
Hero Of A By Gone Age Exploits Of Tammany Young
A fragmented reminiscence on Tammany Young and rival Connolly from a bygone era. It recalls gate crashing at sports events, ethics against bargain gatekeeping, and a famed ice guarded entrance to the Dempsey Carpentier fight. Includes playful, satirical comments on politics, virtue, and wealth distribution. The piece blends nostalgia with sharp social commentary.
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Tammany Young
Young
Connolly
Tammany
Coriolis
Paris American colony fades as Europe’s glory dims
New York reporter recalls the waning American arts and social scene in Paris during recent booms and busts. He notes the Montparnasse colony evaporating, hotels and restaurants shuttering, and only correspondents and Sparrow Robberison remaining fixtures. He mentions Anna Gould and Prince de Sagan, and a New York jeweler Pierre Cartier’s Paris home legend.
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New York
Mar
Paris
Mone Carlo
French Riviera
Montparnnasse
Anna Gould
Prince de Sagan
Patis Bois
Pierre Cartier
Paris Nox
Memories and notices mix in a fragmented column
A faded OCR fragment blends reminiscences of a socialite’s hotel life at the Waldorf with scattered biographical notes and a “Today in History” roundup. The piece lists chosen birthdays, historical dates, and terse moral advice on marriage, ethics, and self expression, all in a dated press voice.
Anniversaries and early American educators and pioneers
Anniversaries list notables from early America including Frederick A. B. Barnard a University of Alabama figure born in Sheffield Massachusetts and died in New York in 1813. Also mentions George M. Mowbrar credited with refining oil from the first oil well at Titusville Pennsylvania and first used by North Adams. The fragment notes Rodman M. and an officer taking some action in 1816.
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Frederick A. B. Barnard
Uni
Alabama
Mississippi
Sheffield
Mass
New York
George M. Mowbrar
Titus
North Adams
Rodman M
Taki
Public Works Urged To Aid Canada's Idle
Ottawa reports a new unemployment relief plan to address rising joblessness. Norman Rogers, Labor Minister, outlines a bill to empower public works, private partnerships, and land settlement to create jobs, coordinate relief, and extend direct provincial aid.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Norman Rogers
Rogers
Dominion
Dill
Spencer Church Dedicated at Spencer Ohio
The Mt. Zion Lutheran church in Spencer was dedicated Sunday at 2:36 PM with Rev. George Smith delivering the dedicatory sermon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacLaren and daughter Gloria and several local residents. A noon dinner honored Mrs. Susie Ream and Rollin Ream’s birthday. two large cakes featured.
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Spencer
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
George Smith
Charles MacLaren
Gloria
Sussie Ream
Jennie Burbage
Grace Davis
Monroeville
Rollin Ream
Susie Ream
Rollin Reams
Walter Bowen
Cleveland
Louise
Bar Eglen
Soria
Eldon Rowe
Walter Boone
Lyle Browand
Vera Berhtel
Clair Miller
Grafton
Wilbur Nixon
Carey
Sam Woods
Gloria MacLaren
Ellen Walters
Bellevue
Grover Walters
Helen
Congre National Church
Medina
Ohio
Frances McCourt
J. T. McCourt
Ray Brouse
Frank Brouse
Wretha
Akron
Huston Holsebaugh
Kenneth Rook
Stadiu
B. E. Kusck
Carahoga Falls
Dewey Rook
Britain paints submarines to match the seas
The Admiralty plans color schemes for subs to blend with regional waters. Atlantic units stay gray green, Mediterranean boats become royal blue, and Red Sea subs will be black. The program arose from earlier color tests linked to the M-1 mystery.
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London
Admiralty
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean
Red Sea
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