Year’s Highlights Across Europe and Asia 1938 Summary
A sweeping year in review recounts prewar moves and clashes. Hitler reshapes German command, demands colonies, and fends off Allied pressure as Czechoslovakia confronts demands over Sudetenland. Italy, Britain, and France pursue diplomacy while Japan expands in China. Key events include Austria’s Anschluss, Franco's warnings to resist naval threats, and shifting alliances ahead of global conflict.
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Russia
China
Myan
Hitler
von Ribbentrop
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Franco
Singapore
Austria
Germany
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Yellow River
Moscow
United States
Czechoslovakia
Schuschnigg
Chautemps
March Ak Blum
Schuachnigg
Inquart
Aenemy
St. Germain
Great Britain
France
Rome
Mussolini
Douglas Hyde
Ireland
Amoy
South China
League of Nations Council
Britop
Italy
Hungary
Bela Imredi
Nanchang
Manchukuo
King George of
Paris
Kiuktang
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Korea
Eritain
Poland
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
Sudeten
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Ter
Etiaea
Teeahoslovakil
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Palestine
House of Soninany
Eversas Chamberlain
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Nora
Jerus
Duke of Kent
Australia
Egypt
King George
Pearl Buck
Burko Ferm
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Duke of Windsor
ZR Sena Inonu
Turkey
Nav.io
British Guiana
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Yorel
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Pane
Stamerman Secret Police
Army
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Tunisiec
Camberlain
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Czecha
Slovakia
Holy Land
California
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New England
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Siberian
Notable Obituaries of 1930s and 1940s Figures Listed
A long list of notable deaths and memorials including admirals scientists authors actors and politicians. Names include Admiral H P Jones Roland Conklin Henry Duntop Armando Valdes Cary T Grayson John Sumner Irene Rucker Sheridan Clarence Darrow Edward M House Feodor Challapin Alberta Anderson Wister Samuel Insull Dowager Green Marie Adolph Lewisohn May Yohe Cardinal Hayes Prince Arthur of Connaught Pauline Frederick L D Coffman Kemal Ataturk and more with dates spanning January through December.
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H. P. Jones
Roland R. Conklin
New York
Tan
Henry M. Duntop
Chambal
Incites
H. Reeves-Smith
Armando Valdes
Ee Oe S. Firestone
Rubber Magna
Cary T. Grayson
American Red Cross
O. O McIntyre
Beene
John O. Sumner
Boston
Irene Rucker Sheridan
Philip H. Sheridan
Wertings
Bi—reliah W. Halford
Prrate
Benjamin Harrison
Gabriele Annunaio
March R.cripps
Scripps
Neve Spaner Chain
McDougall
Marcher W. A. Wirt
Royal S. Opens
United States
Henry W. Keyes
New Hampshire
Suzanne Lenglen
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Supreme Court
Frederick Peterson
Bridgeport
Samuel Insull
Paris
Green Marie
Romeo
Paul Rader
Los Angeles
Owen Wister
Autor
Charles P. Howard
Typographical Union
Obadiah Gardner
Mintae
Maj. W. Dalrymple
Cromblton
Countess of War
Pearl White
Warher Oland
Charlie Chan
Cinema Fam
Walter P. Chrysler
Daniel G. Dodge
Adolph Lewisohn
Thomas K. Heath
Heath
McIntyre and Eathy
Yohe
Acress
Halywood
Geor . Lederer
Ane Crowe
Cudahy
Geet Woolsey
California
Kemal Ataturk
Turkey
Mackay
Postal
Queen Maud
Norway
J Godowsky
New
Edward B. Barry
Baltimore
J. W. Garner
Po Gea Ack Aeiance Authority
University of Illinois
Ston B. Means
Sprii Vighel
Warren McCray
Kovarine
Indiana
Helen Shepard
Jay Gould
Margaretsville
Disaster tally marks a grim year for air and ground
A stream of 1919 era disaster notes lists multiple fatal crashes and catastrophes across continents. Entries mention U S Army bombers off California with seven aboard, a Montana crash killing ten, and a Samoa loss of Capt. Edwin Musick and six others. Other events include a St Hyacinthe college fire, Segni munitions explosion, San Diego plane collisions, a Russian dirigible, and a long roll of rail and natural disaster fatalities across North America, Europe, and Asia.
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United States Army
California
Bozeman
Mont
Madrid
Edwin Musick
Samoa
Catholi College
St. Hyacinthe
Que
Falls View
Niagara Falls
Tce
Segni
Italy
San Diego
Louisiana
Atlanta
Air
Staten Island
Delavan
Chyna
Miles City
India
York
Rene Lyon
Frank Stewks
East Austra N
Free
Om- Apnan
Iron Foundry
Iat
Tokyo
Quebec
Floe
London
Ept
Japan
Covadonga
Exing Alfonso
Flora
Nea Papvilte
Minnesota
Ontario
Mavesilles
France
British West Indies
United Airlines
Point Reyes
Calif
Salt Lake City
Rose Bowl Win Highlights January Sports Roundup
A compact chronicle of notable 193? to 194? sports events: California defeats Alabama in Pasadena's Rose Bowl. boxers Braddock and Baer score wins in New York and New York. Schmeling builds on victories in Hamburg and Berlin. Glenn Cunningham sets records in the metric mile and mile runs. Joe Louis defends heavyweight title against Schmeling. various golf tennis and sailing results. notable managerial changes in baseball. college and amateur boxing highlights across major cities.
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California
Alabama
Pasadena
Jim Braddock
Tommy Farr
New York
Van
Max Schmeling
Ben Foord
South Africa
Hamburgeb
Foe Pauls
Nathan Mann
New
Glenn Cunningham
Prince Baer
Joe Louis
Harry Thomas
Chicago
Henry Picard
Augusta
Max_ Schmeling
Dudas
Berlin
Lawrin
H. G. Woolf
Shans City
Mickey Cochrane
Datrait Tigers
Henry Armstrong
Gae T. Eyston
AllStars
Washington Redars
Chamions
Slegeatsiae Cochran
Cleveland
Tony Sevier
Roscoe Turner
Philaelphi
Evan Frisch
Cardinal
John R. Cobb
G. EB
Yankees
Patty Berg
United States Golf Association
J. Donald Budge
Alice Marble
Gabby Street
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
Perry Goteate Barnes
Dr. J. T. Prothro
Philadelphia National Jones
Jimmy
New York Yankees
Steen Chicago Cubs
Burleigh
Grimes
Brookan
Lea Duracher
Manag
Bluenose
Gertrude L
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Novay Blades
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Haney
Don
Budge
Chamon
P'Ney
Minnesota
Eddie Ances NM
Hotoss
Seer
Tubbs Ans
Varsity
Manly Stratton
White Sox
Foses Lez
University of Iinois
Bob Zuppke
Tony Musto
Sandays McDonald
Gabby Hartnett
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Demaree
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Giants
Cartell
Mancassana
Plsrune
Sewell
Broone
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Paar Union
Long Roosevelt era timeline lists many policy actions
Drafted chronicle by John D Grant recounts the Roosevelt era from 1933 through 1937 detailing postmaster general surpluses, budget requests, Supreme Court appointments, TVA actions, anti trust cases, defense bills, labor reforms, and political events across federal agencies and states with numerous named figures and agencies.
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Congress
Lester Sn
Alabama
George Sutherland
Indiana Supreme Court
House
Stanley F. Reed
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Treasury and
Post Office
Riments
Federal Court of Appeals
Chattanooga
TVA
Cornpanieyprotes
Madison
Wis
Senate
Stanley Reed
Labor Board
A. F. of
United Mine Workers
C. I. C. Sons
United States Army
Uenos Aires
Wallace
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Morgan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Natonal
C. F. Hosford
State Hull
A. E B. Morgan
Harcourt Morgan Tva
Congressional
Que Ron
May Labor Board
Ford Company
Agricultural Department
Aeronautics Authority
Pennsylvania
G. H. Earle
C. A. Jones
Avis
A. H. James
Presbyterian Church General Assembly
A. E. Morgan
David Lilienthal
Harcourt Morgan
Lilienthal
Detroit
Akin
Sec
Solicitor Generalackson
Jenks
New Hampshire
Alphonse Roy
Foreign Jan 1 France embargo arms to Romania and Yugoslavia
Foreign dispatches report France imposes an embargo on arms shipments to Romania and Yugoslavia on January 1. Other items note Chiang Kai-shek reorganizing the Chinese government, the Greek royal succession marriage in Athens, and Japanese advances in the Pacific region with Dutch shipping losses.
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France
Romania
Jugoslavia
Chiang Kai-shek
Prince Paul
Frederika Louise
Hanover
Athens
Tsingtag
Drreutinating
Chautemps
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Colorful Afghan That Saves Time and Wool Pattern
Colorful Afghan that saves time and wool uses scraps in striped work with a large hook. Quick to make and adaptable to any scraps, pattern 1724 provides directions for the afghan and pillow, material lists, color schemes, and a photo detail. Send 15 cents for the pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Mildth Ave New York NY.
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Everchanging Crowd Quote by Van Amburgh
A compact quotation notes that failures are an everchanging crowd while flukes and quitters drift among the movers. The line reflects a skeptical view of persistence and changing fortunes attributed to Van Amburgh.
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van Amburgh
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
A mid century ad urges readers that a three day cough signals danger and promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy. It promises relief by aiding natural healing of inflamed membranes, loosening germs, and expelling phlegm, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
When Troubles Are Over Sweet Remembrance Quote
Euripides remarks that relief follows danger as people recall the trials endured until safety returns to them. The line underscores the psychology of relief and memory after hardship.
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Euripides
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