After The Present Crop Of Dictators?
An analysis argues that removing Stalin Mussolini or Hitler would not end their regimes. It asserts that leadership successors would continue authoritarian rule in Russia Italy and Germany and that Britain aims to deal with such regimes rather than expect quick peace or democratic change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Lenin
Trotzky
Russia
Litvinoff
Italy
Conmt
J Duce
Goering
der Fuehrer
Doering
Germany
Britain
Europe
Ami
Chins
Henrys Wallace
Washington
AAA
Graber
Kansas
Longevity Claims Questioned by Life Insurance Actuaries
Actuaries challenge sensational longevity stories from Georgetown to Adirondackride, noting no documentary proof of anyone living beyond 106. They cite Old Parr as unverified and say the record to date supports a practical human lifespan near 106, while not denying potential future medical advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Insurance Actuaries
Georgetown
British Guiana
Mahangon
Old Parr
Charles I
Westminster Abbey
Qld
Parr
Charles
England
Actuaries
Why Plant Trees on Idle Dams and Acres
A Minois State Forest division chief urges farmers to plant trees on dams and idle acres for watershed protection and soil erosion control, noting trees also offer a business case and benefits to wildlife. The piece also touches on citizens benefiting from greenery and critiques on official prose and social behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois State
Lingis
Early American Card Making and Invention Sparks
The text traces 25 cent duty impacts on imported cards to the rise of home production, noting Milton Massachusetts printer Jazaniah Forlp starting large scale card making around 1800. It also mentions 1831 inventor Joseph Henry of Albany University developing the induction coil, with experiments including passing current through a mile of copper wire to ring a bell, signaling electric bell origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jazaniah Forlp
Milton
Mass
Joseph Henry
Albany, Nun, University
Washington Merry-Go-Round Summary of New Deal agency shakeups
The piece surveys post New Deal actions including reduced Wage-Hour Act funding limiting enforcement to textiles and garments, VHP staff strain, Ickes praising PWA efforts, FCC housecleaning under McNinch and Payne Craven tensions, and AAA crop quotas shaping next year’s farming, with comments from Hull Landon and a toast to Roosevelt aboard the Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Congress
Children's Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Elmer Andrews
Andrews
Frank McNinch
Hampson Gary
Gary
RFC
George H. Payne
McNinch
Power Commission
FCC
Certa
McNineh
Pacific Coast
Payne
T. A. M. Craven
Commis
Sion
Craven
Pisne
John L. Lewis
Hull
Mexico
Brazil
Maritime Commission
Pimentel Rose
Pimentel
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alf Landon
Topeka
AAA
Wallace
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Iron and steel production in Czechoslovakia
A report indicates that iron and steel production in Czechoslovakia is decreasing this year, signaling a downturn in heavy industry and potential impacts on employment and exports within the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Voice Of The People Letter Criticizes Graft In Public Office
A citizen letter argues sintethetic machines are corrupting devices, urging groups to prevent bribery in the future. It cites Hines and Dewes in a graft case, praises Grand Jury actions, and calls County Commissioners to appoint a nonpolitical sheriff. The note ends with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries capital figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hines
Dewes
Will J. Foster
Anniversaries in History Include Adams McLaughlin Leslie and Others
Today in history highlights births of John Adams and Cassius M. Clay, and deaths of Deborah Logan, John McLaughlin, Charles Leslie, Amanda Jones, Annie Peck, with notable events such as Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown and other historical notes. Notable figures include Santos Dumenites and Thomas A C Jones, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Boston
Braintres
Mass
Deborah N. Logan
Philadelphia
John McLaughlin
Hudson's Bay
Oregon Country
America
Quebec
Charles R. Leslie
England
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
Madison Co. Ky
Amanda T. Jones
Bloomfield
N. Y
Junction City
Kans
Annie S. Peck
Providence
N. I
Cornwallisat
Yorktown
Thomas A. C. Jones
Mexico
Monterey
Cal
Exffel Tower
Russia
Bulgaria
Italy
Guy Roosevelt
Lindbergh
Dept. of Justice For Action
Wall Street
Bible Readings and Obituary Mentions in Local Notes
Readings on Acts 8 14 29 discuss the Trinity and the Holy Ghost leading to spiritual renewal. Notable birthdays include Bernville Pa 6 years, Dr Walter B Cannon Harvard 67 years, Clyde M Reed Parsons KS ex governor, Lewis Mumford Flushing NY 43 years. Horoscope notes an artistic yet defensive temperament with competitive resolve.
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Peter
John
Jesus
Ie Ee
Bernville
Walter B. Cannon
Harvard
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Kans
Champaign Co
Lewis Mumford
Flushing, N. Y
Ordination of the laity and Confirmation vows
The bishop ordains lay members in a ceremony described as apostolic and solemn. Hands are laid on the candidates as prayers for the Holy Ghost are offered, sealing a vow between God and the new confirmands. The call invites baptized individuals to seek Confirmation, assuring no earnest believer is refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Holy Ghost
England's Keep Fit movement under criticism as un English
A report notes the Keep Fit campaign in England faces objections from critics who argue the program strays from traditional English values. Advocates insist it promotes health and public welfare amid cultural debate and policy discussion.
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England
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Moscow
Electric Bell
Cove
United Feature Syndicate
Ine
Pat OM
PWA
Secretary of Interior
Ickes
Pwaa
Federal Communications Commission
Franklin Delano Roosevet
Merry
P. & Smith & CO
Elyria Sav
Voice of
The
People
Japan
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd
Loday
John H Finlex
Grand Ridge
Fancio Hurst
New York
St. Louis
Samuel G Trexler
W. J. Farewell
4Th ST
Elyria
the Savings Deposit Bank
Broad St
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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