Europe Today and Signs of a Looming War
The article surveys Europe’s unsettled state amid Codreanu’s murder and rising fascist threats. It notes Romania’s strategic resources and Hitler’s potential aims, while France Belgium Spain and Britain face political and economic turmoil, uncertainty, and the prospect of war with little room for American involvement.
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Leading Stores Advertise to Lead in Business Growth
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Bible earns a new title as Universal Bible Sunday endorsed
President Roosevelt endorses Universal Bible Sunday. The American Bible Society celebrates with a commemorative volume The Book of a Thousand Tongues and notes the Bible’s translation into over a thousand languages. The society reports distribution exceeding 7 million volumes last year and total circulation over 283 million since 1816.
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Labor deputy Perkins report on private industry jobs gains
The October labor report shows 248000 more private sector workers and total four month gains over 200000 non agricultural jobs. Weekly payrolls rose sharply, signaling a business upswing before Republican election messaging. Recovery hinges on New Deal purchasing power, not GOP cheerleading.
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Soviet diaper shortage mirrors industrial crisis
The article notes a dire shortage of 765,900 diaper sets for 3,170,000 infants in Soviet Russia, highlighting humanitarian concern across ideologies. It attributes the crisis to counterrevolutionary machinations attributed to Trotsky, speculating on the broader impact of those actions on the Kremlin economy.
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Young NY official shines at Republican National Committee meeting
Kenneth Simpson of New York, 43, emerges as the standout figure at the Republican National Committee session. He chairs Dewey’s New York campaign, represents the largest state by presidential votes, and is seen as a major potential future national chair.
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Soviet industry subsidy signals broader planned economy collapse
A 1938 report from Moscow shows subsidies totaling at least seven billion rubles went to industries unable to stand alone despite state efforts to make all Soviet industries self supporting. The item questions Toutzkys role in sabotage claims amid a broader industrial debacle.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A short verse on the common toiler and the search for meaning beyond labor. It contrasts the happy few with the rest and notes that every person, regardless of station, seeks beauty and inner thoughts between toil and need. The poem concludes that life becomes what one tries to be after work.
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How's Your Health How's Your Health
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Dentist dies in Salisbury fire on Pennsylvania Avenue
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Austrian winter peas and vetch forage crop
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The Army Post Murders
A suspenseful scene unfolds on a Midwest Army post as Adam Drew and a narrator investigate a murder plot. Barney lies unconscious while a brown notebook hints at motive. Lou Shaw vanishes with her dog while Mary fears intruders and Chaplain Weaver remains away.
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