Germany’s costly course after the Munich victory
Analysis of Nazi anti Jewish pogroms and their worldwide repercussions. The piece notes worsening British French cooperation and renewed military pacts, protests in Brazil and Colombia, recall of the US ambassador, and speculates the regime’s desperation may drive further violence to fund its regime and justify Jewish persecution.
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Time To Buy Christmas Seals
Time To Buy Christmas Seals explains tuberculosis remains a public health threat despite progress and calls for funds to sustain the fight. It notes Christmas seals started over 30 years ago, now used in 40 countries including the United States, as a seasonal health awareness and fundraising effort.
Ten Year Old Jimmy Warner Chooses Towser Over Bike
In Gifford Illinois ten year old Jimmy Warner faces a life lesson when a house fire threatens his treasures. He saves his dog Towser over a brand new bicycle, a choice framed as a child’s first test of judgment and values.
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Campaign to end school nicknames meets resistance
Miss Idella Berry of Newport News Virginia supervises an elementary program to end boy and girl nicknames on playgrounds. She notes many youths carry nicknames like Butch Fatty Red Bill Ned Bob Dick Horseface while those without such names suffer. Teachers hope for reform though politicians differ.
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Idella Berry
Newport News
Virginia
Butch
Bill
Ned
Bob
Horseface
Hobby Show planned by Elyria Exchange Club
The Elyria Exchange Club thanks exhibitors and participants for the upcoming hobby show to benefit the Service League for the Blind. It highlights yearlong effort by adults and wholesome youth displays and urges all exhibitors to have material ready at the YMCA by four P M Thursday December 1. Sincerely R C Novatney MD president.
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Anniversaries of notable figures from 1788 to 1867
A compact list of birth and death notes for historical figures: Abigail Whittelsey editor of Mothers Magazine born Ridgefield Conn died Colchester Conn July 16 1858. Amos Bronson Alcott Boston Concord teacher phrasing a key New England Transcendentalist born Wolcott Conn died March 4 1888. Wendell Phillips Boston anti slavery orator born Boston died February 2 1884. Morrison R Waite Lyme Conn born died March 23 1838. Louisa May Alcott Germantown Pa born. William G Lee La Prairie Ill born died November 2 1929. Thomas P Magruder rear admiral born Vicksburg Mass died May 26 1938.
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Boston
Concord
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Wolcott
Wendell Philips
Morrison R Waite
Ohio
US Supreme Court
Lyme, Conn
Louisa May Alcott
Germantown
Davove
William G Lee
S Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
la Praine
Ill
Thomas P Magruder
Vicksburg
Mass
Chronology of notable events and births from 1760 to 1960s
A compiled timeline lists events from 1760 to 1934 including Canadas loss by France, Detroit surrender to Britain, first Italian opera in New York, Whitman massacre in Oregon, 1902 arbitration over a Russian seizure, 1918 Mooney protest, 1920 League of Nations protection for Czechoslovak minorities, Byrd’s South Pole flight, 1929 flag drop, and 1934 street queue ban in Nanking. It also records notable birth anniversaries: Dr Ellen C Sabin, Joseph E Davies, Dr John Haynes Holmes, James G McDonald, Adella P Hughes, Trixie Friganza, Dr Leon Menville.
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Detroit
New York
Marcus Whitman
League of Nations
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
China
Nanking
Ellen C Sabin
Madison Wis
Milwaukee-Downer College
Dane Co
Wis
Joseph E. Davies
U. S
Belgium
Watertown
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
Philadelphia
James G. McDonald
Coldwater
Adella P Hughes
Cleveland
Musical Arts Association
Trixie Friganza
Cincinnati
Leon Menville
New Orleans
Tulane University
Napoleonville
Contented, unambitious life praised in quiet days
The passage notes a patient happy disposition and content domestic life. It argues such a life, though simple or overlooked, is not useless even if rewards are deferred, suggesting value in quiet, devoted service.
Oberlin College Bands to Present Thirteenth Annual Concert
Oberlin College Bands under Arthur I. Williams present their thirteenth annual concert in Finney Chapel this Saturday at 7 30 p m. Three bands including concert marching and women's bands with 130 players will perform. The program begins with the concert band and ends with four joint numbers featuring all bands. The finale Hi O Hi March by Floyd J. St Clair honors the Oberlin College Band during Jack Wainwright’s era. Three student conductors and the invited public, with no charge for unreserved seats, will direct and perform. An unrelated note mentions Japan’s economy program affecting Tokyo bath houses.
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Arthur I. Williams
Finney Chapel
Floyd J. St. Clair
Jack Wainwright
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Fostoria
Fort Wayne
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Waln
Wealth Found In Poverty Struck Man Mooney
In Cleveland Ohio Robert Mooney aged sixty five who died in a shab by rooming house was found to have nine hundred dollars in cash and bank deposits over twenty thousand dollars He died Sunday of a heart attack and had lived in the rooming house since 1910 as a charity patient His only survivor is his brother John a Philadelphia lawyer.
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