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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1938

Page

3

Japanese demands rejected in Yangtze clash and Kennedy to resign

United States Admiral Yarnell rejected Tokyo's demand that foreign warships leave the Yangtze between Wuhu and Kiukia. He announced an inspection trip up the river and kept American ships white. In London, Ambassador Kennedy plans to report to the president on settling the British debt and then resign.

Japan Yangtze River Wuhu Kiukia Hankow Sobor Ry EF. Yarnell Harry Yernell United States Asiatic Fleet United States Yangtze Yellow River Chengchow Canton

Nazis Win in Elections in Czech Areas

The Czech districts show gains for the Nazi allied party with Socialist and Agrarian groups holding their own. Communists also gain in Czech regions. Few violent incidents reported and no Czech troops visible. Great Britain gains permission to deploy observers in larger election districts. Separate report notes US depression deeper than other industrial nations per Federal Reserve bulletin. two of fourteen Americans received some form of public aid in March, about 19.7 million, excluding farm subsidies and housing programs.

Chechookia Banea Great Britain Federal Reserve Board United States Social Security Board

Plan Relief Politics Quiz Divides Iowa Democrats

WPA head Hopkins defended the relief program as nonpolitical while ten Democratic senators led by Millard E. Tydings urged a three member senatorial committee to probe political influence in relief during the 1938 campaign. The roster includes Adams Colorado Bulkley Ohio Burke Nebraska George of Georgia Gerry Rhode Island Hatch New Mexico King Utah McAdoo California Wagner New York. Hatch vowed further efforts to curb relief workers in party events.

Hopkins WPA Gillette Iowa Millard E. Tydings Maryland Otha Wearin Roosevelt Tydings Adams Colorado Bulkley Ohio Burke Nebraska George Georgia Gerry Rhode Island Hatch New Mexico King Utah McAdoo California Wagner New York

House unseats Jenks in New Hampshire change

Arthur B. Jenks a Republican who had served 18 months was ousted by the house and replaced by Alphonse Roy a Democrat after a 214 to 122 vote. Republicans Progressives and Farm-Laborites and some Democrats protested by marching out. Roy commands support in Manchester amid a broader senatorial renomination campaign.

Arthur B. Jenks New Hampshire House Alphonse Roy Jenks Fred Brown Roy Aaa Manchester

Eight Army Flyers Die In Illinois Bombing Crash

Eight army airmen from Cha nute field Illinois died when their bomber lost a wing in a storm and crashed in a Delavan farm field. Three officers among the dead. Meanwhile, five year old James Bailey Cash vanished from Princeton Florida was found dead. $10,000 ransom paid by his father recovered. Franklin Pierce McCall, 21, truck driver, was arrested by J Edgar Hoover and confessed the kidnap and accidental suffocation murder.

Chanute Field Illinois Delavan Ill Litle James Bailey Cash Princeton Fla Franklin Pierce McCall J Edgar Hoover G-men

Huge Navy Plane Planned For Military Master Craft

The house appropriations committee added a million dollars in the second deficiency bill to construct the world’s largest military plane. The navy department is ready to start building the monster, potentially weighing 50 tons, with a base model costing over 3 million dollars. Rear Admiral Arthur B. Cook, head of the bureau of aeronautics, said the craft would greatly exceed the 6,000 mile range required for a nonstop San Francisco to Honolulu flight.

House Appropriations Committee Navy Department Arthur B. Cook Bureau of Aeronautics San Francisco Honolulu

What to Eat and Why 2

Houston Goudiss warns readers about unsafe weight loss methods and emphasizes scientific dieting. He urges against dangerous drugs and fasting, promotes a balanced calorie controlled plan, and offers a reducing bulletin with a calorie chart and sample menus.

Houston Goudiss C. Houston Goudiss East 39Th Street New York City Rafe and Seee

The Film Star Method for Weight Control

The article explains a Hollywood weight control method used by film stars. It notes contracts may include a weight limit and discusses the balance between health and keeping slim. It promotes counting calories as a fun, healthful game with observed weight drops on weighing.

Hollywood

Your Weight Is Normal Keep In That Way

Health guidance states the ideal weight is the one that best promotes health and well being. It emphasizes maintaining a normal weight to reduce disease risk and support overall wellness.

Baron Munchausen and His Legendary Russian Adventures

Baron von Munchausen, a German cavalry officer born in 1720, told impossible tales from service in Russia. Since Raspe’s 1785 English publication, the stories have been widely reprinted and translated with later additions.

Baron Munchausen Karl Friedrich Hieronymous, Baron von Munchausen Russia Rudolph Erich Raspe

Milk and butter compare with whole milk nutrition

A reader notes skim milk plus butter equals a quart of whole milk in calcium, phosphorus, and protein. Another advises asthma diet cannot be generalized as allergens vary per person. Aluminum cookware is claimed safe by experiments, countering a false notion.

Mia G. B WNU C. Houston Goudise

Guilty Not Acquitted Quote on Conscience by Juvenal

A brief reflection notes that guilt cherished by an evil impulse harms the author more than external judgment, declaring no guilty person can be acquitted at the judgment seat within his own conscience.

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