Weekly News Analy sie Frowns on Early Rooms While Wooing Dems
In a 1940s style analysis, the column surveys GOP aims to avoid premature boom while courting insurgent Democrats. It notes Dewey and Vandenberg as top choices, Taft and Bricker as contenders, and Roosevelt’s letters stirring party realignments. It also covers Balkan politics, Nazi threats, and the Workers Alliance’s labor-relief maneuvers led by David Lasser amid relief debates.
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G.O.P
Joseph W. la Bine
Michigan
Arthur Vandenberg
Ohio
Robert Taft
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Oregon
Charles McNary
Massachusetts
Joseph Martin
Taft
Bricker
Roosevelt
Congress
Junior Jackson
Republican Party
Capitol Hill
Louisiana
Allen J. Ellender
Pennsylvania
Joseph Guffey
Paris
Chicago Daily News
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
der Fuehrer
Germany
Mr. Mowrer
Mowrer
Hitler
Reichstag
Europe
Balkans
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Italy
Belgrade
Spain
Japan
Manchukuo
Workers Alliance
WPA
U. S
Theodore Ozman
Georgia
E. E. Cox
David Lasser
Aubrey Williams
Harry Hopkins
Williams
West Virginia
Clifton Woodrum
White House
Lasser
Japan Adjusts Economy Amid Silk Slump and Nylon Threat
A three year plan aims at industrial expansion to reduce import dependence as nylon replaces silk national output surges in magnesium gasoline and iron ore while cotton imports fall and domestic markets tighten. Japan eyes self sufficiency and asserts influence amid looming global tensions.
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Japan
U. S
U.S
Nippon
Russia
Tokyo
May events and royal visits listed in date book
The date book lists civic and international events from May including Mrs. Ilias Compton of Wooster honored as American Mother, King George and Queen Elizabeth to visit Quebec, Germany planning a one day census with 750000 volunteers, and Franco's entry into Madrid with Italian and German troops alongside Galeazzo Clano and Hermann Goering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Foundation
Ilias Compton of
Wooster, Ae
King George
Queen Elizabeth of Britain
Quebec
Germany
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Galeazzo Clano
Herman Goering
Censorship and immigration trends in wartime Britain and U S
The note reports the British government taking full control of the BBC from June 7 to supervise news and start an army recruiting drive. It also notes an immigration uptick to the United States with 35,000 Jews entering in three years. It forecasts milder winters historically but expects a cooler, wetter climate with more summer rain and lower winter temperatures, per J B Kincer of the U S Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Broadcasting Corporation
U. S
U.S
J.B. Kincer
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ole Bill
Bruce Bairnsfather
United Kingdom
Bairnsfather
Flanders
Bruce
India
The Killer Ship Albatross Makes Harrowing Return to East London
Carl L. Rynning recalls a perilous 1902 voyage on the windjammer Albatross from Buenos Aires to East London. The rotten hull, rat swarms, and a four to five foot leak forced pumps, boardable lifeboats, and a stern decision to beach the vessel. A damaged hull, frantic pumping, and a canvas patch saved most aboard as East London crowds witnessed the battered ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elso
Carl L. Rynning
Brooklyn
N. Y
South Africa
South America
Buenos Aires
East London
Cape Colony
Carl
Plata River
Buenoses
Cape of Good Hope
London
New York and Colorado Springs showcase color portrait futurism
Progressive education headlines a New York debate as the Bellwether Lincoln school backs away from churning toys toward real study. David Hare, a 22 year old Coloradan with a $2 camera, earns acclaim as a pioneer in color portrait photography with a three lens device that superimposes images and shapes mood. Bruce Bairnsfather’s Ole Bill character resurfaces in UK recruiting posters, amid his decline in fame and finances. Alexander Weddell, veteran diplomat, moves from ambassadorial duties to Franco’s Spain, bringing long service and humanitarian aims to a new posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW York
Lincoln School of
New York
National Wilderness
Fountain Valley
Progressive School of
Colorado Springs
David Hare
Mr. Hare
Roosevelt
Arnold Genthe
Leonardo da Vinci
Hare
Lindbergh
Argentina
Francisco Franco
Spain
Alexander W. Weddell
Pears
Che
Weddell
George Washington University Law School
University of Catania
Italy
Denmark
Zanzibar
Catania
Athens
WNU Barvice
How Cellophane Is Made Process steps from pulp to cellulose to solution.
The article outlines cellophane production starting with steeping spruce wood pulp in caustic soda to produce alkali cellulose. The pulp is shredded into crumbs, which turn orange after carbon disulfide is added, then dissolved in a caustic solution.
Process of making a pulp film from Spruce Wood Pulp
The material begins as Spruce Wood Pulp and an acid solution forming a viscous mix that ripens under controlled conditions. It moves to a casting machine and coagulates in an acid bath turning liquid into a solid film. The film passes successive baths to purify, become transparent, tougher and more pliable, then through heavy squeeze rolls to expel liquid and finally winds on a core as the finished product.
Bolero pattern 6149 with lace stitch and puff sleeves
This recipe offers a cotton bolero pattern number 6149 with puff sleeves and a lace stitch designed for quick hook work. Directions, illustrations, and material requirements are included, with 15 cents to obtain the pattern from The Sewing Circle at 259 W 14th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th St
New York
N. Y
Concrete Opinions About Retracting Beliefs
A compact aphorism notes that those who never retract their opinions love themselves more than truth, attributed to Joubert.
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Joubert
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