Europe Faces Crisis Week Likely Ends With Peace Or War
Across Europe tensions mount as German troops mass near Slovakia and Poland while Hungary forges ties with Berlin. Poland readies reinforcements as Britain signals support, and Rome may broker talks through Csaky. Belgium seeks a multi nation peace push as cross border diplomacy intensifies and labor issues shadow domestic politics.
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Lord Halifax
Leslie Hore-Belisha
John Simon
Samuel Hoare
Malcolm MacDonald
Count Clano
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Russia
France
Belgium
Leopold
Milk Parley Sought After Upstate New York Violence
After renewed violence and milk dumps in upstate New York, Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia summoned farmer and distributor representatives to a conference to seek a peaceful solution. The dairymen strike halves metropolitan supply from 4.4 million to 2.8 million quarts, with hospitals and public institutions guaranteed adequate supply. The Farmers' Dairy union, backed by the CIO, seeks 2.85 dollars per hundredweight, while current blended mill prices run at 1.60 per hundredweight. Hearings on the price structure were ordered in Syracuse and New York City by the US Department of Agriculture.
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Syracuse
United States Department of Agriculture
Stettinius to lead new wartime resources board
Edward R. Stettinius Jr is named chair of the new wartime resources board. The profile highlights his rise from U S Steel to top leadership at General Motors, his time saving routines, and a personal portrait of his modern approach and discipline.
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Edward R. Stettinius Jr
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Ty War Board
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University of Virginia
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Two Kinds of Death Then a Heroic Blimp Test Flight
Tony Hensler, an aviator from New York City, faced a fatal choice during a blimp test above Manhattan in August 1927. After a hole opened in the nose and the land line snapped, he risked an Atlantic drownout by staying aloft to avoid harming crowds, then was saved when German pilot Thea Rasch and another flyer steered the craft toward College Point, LI, where a crowd awaited.
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United States
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Tony
Andy Andrews
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Hast
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Brathop
Department of Commerce
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New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
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Jersey Shore
Thea Rasch
Tory
Thea Ralph
College Point
L. I
Yankee Stadium
Earth Motion Interferes With Gravity Experiments
A historical note describes deep shaft experiments in American copper mines and at Michigan College of Iaines to test how the earth's motion affects gravity. Marble drop tests showed projectiles settling on the shaft wall, suggesting motion influences fallen objects.
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Michigan College of Iaines
Ming
New Fall Patterns Flaunt Slim Silhouettes No. 1000 1800 1716
Fashion advertisement outlines fall patterns No. 1000 and No. 1800 with sizes 12 to 62, fabric options rayon jeramy crepe silk and wool, detailing slim waistlines and puffed bows. Provides yardage requirements and pricing at 15 cents each, directed to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Hell Syndicate
WNU
To Check Constipation Get at Its Cause
Consumer health ad promoting Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for constipation. It explains bulking fiber aids regularity, advises daily breakfast with plenty of water, and identifies the product as Kellogg's All-Bran made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Jen’t. & Medicina
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Learn From Fools Wise Men Quote
A concise adage attributed to Cato notes that wiser insight often comes from fools. The saying contrasts folly with learning, suggesting prudence and caution in imitation. It emphasizes the value of observing errors to gain practical wisdom.
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