Weekly News Review Nazi anti Jewish drive reshapes Reich politics
A long overview traces the Nazi persecution of Jews and the shift in European power, detailing the anti Jewish mood in Germany, the Vatican and Munich, the Balkan entente, Turkish Ismet Inonu's stance, Franco’s France economy, U S Mexican talks, wheat exports, and evolving American politics and defense plans as war clouds gather.
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Glamour rules clash with star Andrea Leeds in The Last Frontier
Andrea Leeds rejects glamour demands but endures a broken foot from a badminton spill while filming The Last Frontier with Gary Cooper. studios rush opera inspired pictures and Disney airs Farmyard Symphony. William Powell returns in The Return of the Thin Man. Rudy Vallee’s radio influence grows. James Cagney stars in Oklahoma Kid as Westerns surge.
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Metro
Madame Pompadour
Meliza Korjus
Walt Disney
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Clarke Chan
Rudy Vallee
Alice Faye
Charlie McCarthy
ODVS
Jimmy Walker
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New York
Del
James Cagney
Lear
Western Newspaper Union
Healthy Mind Maintains Facial Beauty Says Patricia Lindsay
A column argues that a clear energetic mind is central to beauty and happiness. It claims thoughts shape facial expressions and warns that destructive or malicious thoughts dim the eyes and distort the face, citing examples of women whose looks reveal inner traits.
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Patricia Lindsay
Don’t Be A Neurotic Don’t Be A Neurotic
Advice on mental health urges readers to keep an active orderly mind and shield it from hurtful words. It warns brooding as an illness, encourages ignoring discouragement, and promotes self reliance and resilience to face life’s highs and lows.
Hint of the Day on choosing a new hairstyle
The note suggests brushing hair away from the scalp and using a mirror to decide a flattering style. It advises seeking an expert stylist if possible or a skilled barber, and trying various parts to match one’s type, mood, and wardrobe.
Canada Holds Greater Land Area Than United States
The Dominion of Canada covers 3 720 665 square miles, larger than the United States proper plus Alaska totaling 3 817 675 square miles, showing Canada exceeds the combined area of the U S and Alaska in size.
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Dominion of Canada
United States
United States Proper
Alaska
Fear of Ghosts in Widow Marriages Cited
A Collier's Weekly writer notes widespread belief that widows who remarry are haunted by their late husbands spirit. The article recalls a 1912 Macon Georgia divorce granted after the husband claimed the first husband ghost disturbed their marriage.
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Collier's Weekly
Macon Ga
Cross Stitch Design For Knitted Things
Ruth Wyeth Spears presents a Swedish cross stitch motif to brighten knitted items. The article describes coloring on scarf ends and mitten backs, with instructions from the large flower pattern and notes on related Spears sewing books and ordering details.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Tere
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Safe From Cajolery Schoolmaster
A dialogue excerpt features a schoolmaster prompting about serpents wisdom and Willie replying that you cannot pull its leg, illustrating a sly exchange about prudence and deception.
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