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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

09 Feb 1939

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The Diller Record

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Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

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Feb 09, 1939

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2

Weekly News Analysis new lands for Germany totalitarian aim

Joseph W. La Bine surveys looming European tensions as Hitler signals aggressive aims for 1939. He notes Britain France and Italy hedging under appeasement while Germany calls for colonial restitution and a unified axis with Italy.

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Germany Italy Joseph W. la Bine Reichschancellor Adolf Hitler Europe Hitler France Great Britain London Paris Britain Herman Wilhelm Goering Neville Chamberlain Mr. Chamberlain Georges Bonnet M. Bonnet Mussolini der Fuehrer Berlin Kroll Opera House Reich Rome-Berlin Ukraine
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Basketball Origins Showcased by Naismith in 1891

A Springfield YMCA staffer Dr James A Naismith invented a game by placing two baskets and using a soccer ball. He later became a Kansas University emeritus professor. The first girls team formed in Lawrence Kansas featured Mrs Naismith, now deceased. The 1928 honors scene shows the game's founders.

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Springfield Mass YMCA Cesvalng James A. Naismith University of Kansas Lawrence Kaw Naismith
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Needlework Pattern for Doily and Linen Accessories

Pattern 1841 presents an oval 18 by 36 inch doily and assorted 12 and 6 inch doilies. Made of string, the designs promise easy work and lasting pleasure. Send 15 cents for the pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept in New York.

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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York
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