Release of Polish Documents Sparks Washington Debate
Western Newspaper Union analysis notes Germany claims 16 documents from Polish archives in captured Warsaw. Officials including Roosevelt Hull and Bullitt deny the charges amid calls for inquiry. Allies seek unity while neutrals drift, with naval actions and shifting loyalties shaping wartime diplomacy.
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Notable NAMES in the news from Hyde Park to Harvard and Ireland
Congressman Hamilton Fish urged Roosevelt's foreign policy probe and led colored New York troops in World War I. Dr. Thomas Parran warns cancer rising as a leading killer. The Irish Republican Army protests De Valera as the Irish premier, born in New York with a Spanish father and Irish mother.
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Making Amends Misapplied Papering Mixup
Whitley had wallpapering of the dining room and bathroom. workers finished with the dining room papered as planned but the bath room wallpapered in green tiles and purple water lilies. The householder asked what would be done. the paperhanger admitted the error and noted moving the bath was a plumber's job.
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Riddles From A Quiz Show Made For Fun
This set presents trivia questions about country defense, military terms, U S geography, word meanings, continent counts, dental history, and the role of an amanuensis as a scribe.
Answers to a Quick Quiz From The Answers 1 through 7
Iceland is the answer to question one. Question two notes the rank appears horizontal to an officer facing his company and the file vertical. The set includes Utah Arizona New Mexico and Colorado. Additional items describe a low shelter for baseball players a canoe hollowed from a log and a cave in a hill. Thirteen is the number and evidence claims ancient Romans wore false teeth. Scribe is given as the sixth item.
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How Sew Mother Describes Embroidery and Smocking Tricks
How Sew Mother explains enjoying embroidery stitches from Sewing Book 2 and smocking techniques for dresses. She notes basing center front tucks first, starting left, with colored thread, and references Mrs Spears Book 2 for 42 stitches and fabric mending ideas. Books cost 10 cents each and orders are encouraged by number.
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Self Punishing Machine Lets You Kick Yourself
A South Carolina town in 1937 installed a device in which a seated rider turns a handle to spin a windmill with four booted ends. Each revolution delivers a hearty kick as a humorous self scolding mechanism from a thoughtful mayor.
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