Encirclement fears and Polish stance amid European tensions
The column surveys Germany's encirclement strategy, Poland's cautious response under Joachim Beck, and French British moves with Romania and Russia as tensions rise. It notes Japan’s actions in Asia, Franco’s Spain, and shifts in global balance with Spain’s internal struggles and U.S. financial notes.
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London
Paris
Munich
Tokyo
Canton
Franco
Barcelona
Japan
Hainan Island
France
Britain
Hitler
Starch Keeps Costs Low for Transparent Wrapping Tech
Progress in chemistry shows inedible starch converted into a transparent wrapping substance for under three cents a pound. Aviation record set as Captain Hans Dieter le flies a plane with a 1,175 horsepower engine at 463.9 mph. Glass gains safety with Franklin Institute demo of a bendable plastic-filled safety glass. U.S. household tech penetration: 97 percent have electric irons, 40 percent washing machines and vacuum cleaners, and over one third own refrigerators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Dieterle
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
U. S
Patagonia and global tensions loom in 1930s discourse
A fragmented summary notes Patagonia as a sparsely populated but strategic Argentine region and cites German interest claims amid diplomatic denials. It also outlines U S labor policy battles, Wagner Act amendments, and looming strikes, referencing A F of L C I O tensions, NLRB provisions, and farm worker exemptions in a broad geopolitical and economic context.
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U. S
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Congress
White House
A. F
Senate
Massachusetts
David I. Walsh
A. F. of
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Nebraska
Edward R. Burke
National Association of Manufacturers
Federal District Court
Oregon
Rufus Holman
NLURB
Labor Appeals Board
Kentucky
Sen
M. M. Logan
National Grange
Wagner
Quiz From News Analysis Questions Patch The Mind
Argentine territory coveted by Germany is claimed as Patagonia. Gen. Segismundo Casado and Col. Josef Beck appear in the context of Spanish Civil War events. Spratly Islands and Fred H. Brown are referenced in regional and political summaries. A new transparent wrapping material is reported as made from a clear cellulose film. Spain's gold reserve is said to have moved with fleeing Loyalists to an overseas destination. The Polish Romanian military alliance is expanding through joint drills and agreements. France signs a trade treaty with another nation in a recent commercial accord.
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Germany
Russia
Rumania
Poland
Europe
Mr. Chamberlain
France
Paris
Carol
Bucharest
Soviet Russia
Britain
London
Josef Beck
Berlin
Czecho-Slovakia
Kurier Poranny
United States
Francisco Franco
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
Franco
Italy
Japan
Madrid
Jose Miaja
Segismundo Casado
Defense Council
Julian Besteiro
Senor Besteiro
General Casado
U. S
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Marino Gamboa
Mexico
Argentina
Patagonia
Noti+ das Grafio
Buenos Aires
Spratly Islands
Fred H. Brown
Hoodoo camping trip ends with copperhead scare
Syd Rapoport of Brooklyn and two brothers trek to Bear Mountain in 1935 faced a nightmare when a copperhead crawled into Syd’s camp. Frozen with fear, he laid awake as more snakes appeared. Harold and Jerry Leff used damp hay to create smoke, driving the snakes from the tent and saving his life.
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Ello
Farmer Jones
Syd Rapoport
Syd
Brooklyn
N. Y
Poughkeepsie
New York
Harold
Jerry Leff
Bear Mountain
Jerry
Copyright—Win Service
English Language Rich and Flexible Across Cultures
The piece argues English, a fusion of Germanic and Romance, is the world’s richest and most complex tool of expression. It credits history and global leadership for its breadth, notes the risk of mistakes with its power, and cites a Coronet quote about night-school mastery.
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Isle
Amercans
George Ade
Oscar
Alison Ainsworth
What to Eat and Why for Weight Gain and Health
The article discusses weight balance, urging a diet that maintains buoyant health. It explains that body fat comes from surplus fuel and that weight changes relate to total fuel value. For those seeking gain, it recommends easily digested, concentrated foods like eggs, cheese, cream, butter, bacon, bread, cereals, soups, custards, ice cream, rice, and tapioca, plus two to three glasses of milk daily.
Shortage or Surplus of Fuel in Body Weight
Nutritionists warn that people over thirty who gain or lose weight face health and efficiency effects. Those overweight risk fat and reduced mental and physical performance, while underweight individuals with small appetites struggle to increase intake. Tall slender types often digest food quickly, making weight gain harder.
Extra Meal Helps Thinner Workers Sustain Energy Through Snacks
Between meal nourishment can be added with light snacks such as fruit juice and crackers, malted milk, cocoa, egg nog or plain milk. This practice aids fatigue, preserves appetite for regular meals, and keeps thin workers energized for work.
Rest and nutrition boost energy for thin people
Rest is urged for thin individuals as they tire easily. Long nights of sleep are advised and nutritionists note that a short rest before meals helps the body utilize food more effectively.
Vitamins in Liver and Meats Highlight Nutrients
Mrs G M P L liver contains vitamins A B C and G with C largely destroyed by cooking. It provides iron and copper essential for iron use. Muscle meats supply vitamin G and some B. pork has more B than lamb, mutton, or beef.
How to anchor slipcovers and home decor tips
A reader shares a home decor sketch of a blue glazed chintz chair with green braid trim inspired by SEWING for the Home Decorator. She asks for professional methods to anchor slipcovers and describes using Book 1 and Book 2 guides with embroidery stitches, plus order details for Rag Rag Leaflet.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Kellogg All Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as the cure for constipation and dull headaches. It claims the cereal keeps you regular with ample water and steady usage, presenting it as pleasant and preventative.
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