Sword Over Europe Opinion Piece Calls Containment of Germany
The Daily Mail editorial analyzes Europe’s crisis surrounding Hitler's Germany. It warns war remains possible as Germany seeks colonies and minerals, notes Britain France and other powers show reluctance for renewed conflict, and argues only firm restraint can preserve peace while Germany builds strength.
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Europe
Hitler
Germany
Reich
Italy
Ethiopia
France
Farm income surge despite drought shows prosperity
The Associated Press notes that farm income this year is set to top 5.5 billion dollars with July the highest month since 1929. Net income after costs remains about 5.3 billion, only 7 percent below 1929, bolstered by strong prices and purchasing power even as drought persists.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Hue
Bureau
Indian Summer Weather Lingers Amid Seasonal Uncertainty
Meteorologists note unseasonably warm days last week with temperatures near fifty and promise of an eventual hard winter. Citizens enjoy milder weather but face coal and oil costs, while officials expect longer days and hints of spring. Hitler denies German troops in Spain, calling it mere support.
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Florida
Finale satire crowns ecclesiastical row in London Pub scene mocks Canterbury
The piece ridicules the Archbishop of Canterbury amid the constitutional crisis over Edward VIII and Mrs. Simpson. A Madame Tussauds display places wax figures of Mrs. Simpson and Edward VII facing Canterbury, provoking sly humor about royal propriety and church authority.
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Canterbury
Archbishop of
York
Church of England
Edward VIII
Duke of Windsor
Madame Tussaud
London
Mrs. Simpson
Edward VII
Supreme Court divided on New York unemployment act
Washington notes the four four decision without a court explanation and discusses possible conservative Roberts shift to liberal stance, the debate on state versus federal constitutional reach, and the impact on future cases while touching wage and price rises and a new Board of Tax Appeals appointee at Duke.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
New York State
Congress
Rai
Kettle Creek
Dec
Justin Miller
Duke University
Pres. Roosevelt
Board of Tax Appeals
Miller
Cummings
Tell It Again A Parent’s Storytelling Guide
Brooke Peters argues that repeating favorite fairy tales satisfies a child’s need for security and self esteem. He suggests a core repertory of titles for ages up to seven, noting monotony can be acceptable and that mothers and fathers remain pivotal storytellers before reading supplants speech. The piece ends recalling Wake Island’s flag-raising on July 4, 1848 by Gen. F. V. Greene.
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Brooke Peters Church
Red Riding Hood
Hansel and
Gretel
Snow White
Cinderella
Jack the
Giant Killer
Wake Island
mid-Pacific
F. V. Greene
How's Your Health Maternal Mortality in the United States
The piece notes about six in ten thousand births in the U S end in maternal death and compares rates with other countries. It discusses statistical methods by Dr Elizabeth C Tandy and the need to implement effective life saving measures in childbirth.
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United States
Elzabeth C. Tandy
Tandy
Australia
Canada
Chile
Scotland
Study on Maternal Mortality in New York City
A historical note cautions childbirth cannot be made entirely safe. Based on 1930 to 1932 data, about one third of maternal deaths are non preventable while two thirds are preventable. The result suggests possible reduction of the maternal mortality rate from 6 to 2 per 1000 births.
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New York City
The Artful Boy from Just Folks Poem Recalled
Edgar A. Guest recalls a cold ragamuffin who sold his last two papers on a street beat. A police officer’s blunt pride contrasts with Nellie’s sympathy as the lad’s fate remains unknown after thirty years. The verse ends with a pondering question about the now grown boy and his current lot.
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Nellie
Tokyo and China Settle Differences Over Chinese Killings
Tokyo and Nanking reached a settlement on the killing of Japanese subjects in Chengtu and Pakhoi, two Chinese cities, during August and September. The accord ends weeks of strain in relations between the two capitals.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Chengtu
Pakhoi
Nanking
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