Europe Faces a Global Fight Between Communism and Fascism
The world watches a clash between Communist and Fascist powers as Spain's civil war fuels tensions. Stalin warns of looming war and Moscow signals possible aid to Madrid, while Germany and Italy align in youth institutes. U.S. figures like Truman Newberry and Couzens are noted for political actions and philanthropy as AFL seeks internal peace amid CIO tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urope
Josef Stalin
Russia
Spain
Germany
Italy
Moscow
Committee
Madrid
Stalin
Klementi Voroshilov
Soviet Union
Berlin
Rome
Hitler
Balilla
Baldur von Schirach
Duce
Schirach
Great Britain
Oswald Mosley
England
Mosley
Manchester
East End
London
Paul Joseph’ Goebbels
Franco Orders Madrid Takeover Amid City’s Desperate Defense
General Franco directs immediate assault on Madrid as defenders are pressed by bombing and tanks. President Azana and several ministers flee the capital and relocate to Catalonia, reportedly to make a last stand while Senora Azana travels to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Madrid
Manuel Azana
Barcelona
Catalonia
Azana
Senora Azana
Spain
Toulouse
France
Senator Ames Couzens Dies After Illness in Detroit
Independent Republican senator from Michigan Ames Couzens died in a Detroit hospital following a long illness and an operation to relieve uremic poisoning. He was sixty four years old and among the wealthiest men in Congress due to early ties with Henry Ford in the automobile industry. He was twice...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Couzens
Michigan
Detroit
Mr. Couzens
Congress
Henry Ford
Yale divinity professor ridicules charges over academic freedom
Jerome Davis of Yale Divinity School accuses faculty removal of being due to his economic views. President Angell denies it, citing budgetary reasons for the lapse of his contract. Davis, head of the American Federation of Teachers, says he may seek federation action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Davis
Yale Divinity School
Yale University
Angell
Davis
Ange Davis
American Federation of Teachers
National Religion and Labor Foundation
Eastern Sociological Conference
Teachers’ Federation
Rumors of Abdication and Royal Romance In 1936 Britain
The article reports rumors that King Edward VIII may abdicate to marry American socialite Wallis Simpson. It mentions plans to rent Sandringham farms, possible sale to the Aga Khan, and the line of succession to Princess Elizabeth with Edward's abdication implying a Cornwall dukedom income around 350000 dollars.
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Simpson
Wally
Edward VIII
England
London
Duke of York
Sandringham
Norfolk
Aga Khan
Edward
Elizabeth
of York
Cornwall
Presidential and vice presidential campaign funds disclosed
Senate campaign expenditures committee released reports showing Roosevelt contributed 500 dollars to the Dutchess County Democratic committee in New York and spent 10 on postage. Garner reported no contributions or expenditures. Landon and Knox reported no personal receipts or expenditures, with totals showing various campaign finances. Norman Thomas reported 5614 raised and 6504 spent, Zahn reported 1 received and 2.50 spent. American Liberty League submitted a voluntary financial report.
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Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Roosevelt
Democratic County Committee
Dutchess County
New York
John N. Garner
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Republican National Committee
Landon
Knox
Knox For President
Norman Thomas
John Zahn
Greenback Party
American Liberty
Loneeague
Five Trade Groups Face FTC Charges Over Auto Parts Market
The Federal Trade Commission filed charges against five trade associations in Washington for attempting to corner the automobile parts and accessories market. The groups include the National Standard Parts Association of Detroit and the Motor and Equipment Wholesale Association of Chicago, along with regional groups in Kansas City and the Mississippi Valley area, plus the Southwestern Jobbers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
National Standard Parts Association
Detroit
The
Motor and Equipment Wholesale Association
Chicago
Automotive Trade Associations of
Greater
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley Automotive Jobbers Association
Southwestern Jobbers Associa
Underweight Children and Nutrition in Schools
A lengthy excerpt discusses reducing underweight among public school children by providing milk daily, noting better weight gain in schools with milk and highlighting health defects that hinder growth. It emphasizes the need for balancing nutrition with addressing dental, nasal, and postural issues, plus the role of the physician blending care with humanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. P. Emerson
Archives of Pediatrics
Oscar Klotz
Toronto Academy
of Medicine
Moushete
Sk. Coe
Tarsi Mamerician
Faults and Virtues In Love and Life
A reflection on choosing love over fault, turning weaknesses into virtues. The excerpt suggests that recognizing and cherishing what is lovable in others invites love in return, transforming life into pleasure and earth into heaven. Proverbial wisdom closes the piece with a note on potted wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Heaven
Dean Stanley
IF INTEREST 10 THE HOUSEWIFE
A home tips note shows simple kitchen tricks to improve flavor and yield. It suggests adding breadcrumbs to scrambled eggs, steaming mashed potatoes with hot milk for light texture, and turning milk sour with vinegar. A pinch of salt helps stiffen beaten egg whites.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Stream Aman Low and Slow Featured in News Item
A Stream Aman note describes a river segment seen as slow and dull, yet not shallow. The text highlights the calm water, minimal current, and potential for quiet observation along the banks.
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Ator Truman H. Newberry
Wilber M. Brucker
Couzens
Children’s Fund of
Federation of Labor
Green
Lewis
Tampa
Florida
CIO
A. N
Lindburgh
Elis H. Parker
Burlington County
Federal Grand Jury
Newark
N. J
Paul
Wendel
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
New Jersey
Parker
White House
Japan
South Pacific
League of Nations
League
Mandate Commission
Tokio
Sir Oswald Mosley
Dr. Barton
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