Weekly News Review: Roosevelts peace drive in elections
The piece argues the 1934 style political shift may return to Republican strength, with Roosevelt promoted as peacemaker. It covers three peace themes, business and labor relations, espionage, anti-Communist actions, and foreign policy shifts influencing the 1936 election landscape.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Germany
U. S
U.S
Charles Hook
National Association of Manufacturers
American Federation of Labor
Houston
Texas
A. F. of L
John Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Pioneer general leads air corps after Westover death
Brig Gen H H Arnold, veteran air pioneer and 1907 West Point graduate, ascends as acting chief of the army air corps following Maj. Gen. Oscar Westover’s death in a plane wreck. His career spans topographical study, aerial mass tactics, and defense advocacy, with service in France and the Panama Canal defenses. He is 51 and from Gladwyn Pennsylvania.
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York
America
Army Air Corps
Arnold
H. H. Arnold
Corps
Oscar Westover
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
College Point
Washington
Fort Meyer
Fairbanks
Alaska
Panama Canal
France
Air Corps
Gladwyn, Pa
West Point
Celebrities and film plans stir Hollywood chatter
A chaotic roundup notes Chaplin seeks long-lost Essanay comedies, Paulette Goddard and Luise Rainer in Dramatic School, and Shirley Temple tied to A Life of Shirley Temple. Gracie Allen exits with The Gracie Allen Murder Case while painting. NBC auditions yield a soprano and a tenor. Avalon Time showcases Andrews Sisters and Red Foley, with La tham Owens on comedy dialogue. ODDS AND ENDS mentions Tommy Riggs, Fibber McGee, Snoony, Lone Ranger returns, and Blondie on screen.
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Twentieth Century-Fox
Shirley Temple
New Grand National
Shirley ‘Temple
Shirley
Avalon Time
Radio
Andrews Sisters
Red Foley
Kitty O'Neill
Laughing Lady
Neighbor Boys
Rhythm Singers
Avalon Chorus
Latham Owens
Joe Penner
al Jolson
Ken Murray
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
Whus
Fanny Brice
Molly
MrGep
Tina
Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Barbara Dlir
Snoony
Fred Waring
Nogh Beery
Charlie Chan
Blondie
Shirley Deane
Why They Were Roundheads in Charles I Era
In the reign of Charles I a Puritan or Parliamentary member who wore his hair short was derisively called a Roundhead by the Cavaliers, who usually wore their hair in ringlets.
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Sion
Mr. Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Hitler
Central Europe
Russia
Britain
Germany
Charles 1
Look Slimmer in New House Dress and Afternoon Dress
Dieted pattern guide markets two dresses for sizes 34 to 52. The House Dress emphasizes practical comfort with darted waist and ample armholes, while the Afternoon Dress showcases a slim hip line with a draped jabot and bishop sleeves. Materials suggested include percale calico or gingham. patterns priced 15 cents. order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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United States
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Japan
House Committee On UN
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Secret Service
Treasury
State Department
Austria
Vienna
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
Cardinal Innitzer
Reich
Herr Buerckel
Caesar
Vatican
Caesar’ Hitler
Johann Kravanik
St. Stephen’s
Alfred Duff Cooper
Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
England
Europe
Congress
Spain
Francisco Franco
Theodore Cardinal Innitzor
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By Lemuel F. Parton
Robert E. Bondy
E.bondy
Red Cross
New England
Swinburne
University of Chicago
Lake
Southern
Minnesota
Solons
Harvard
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New York
Joe Cannon
Graduate School of Public Administration
Littauer
Gloversville
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Wesleyan Collage
Doctor McConaughy
Yale
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NU Service
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Goddard
Rainer Gracie
Virginian Vale
Charlie Chaplin
Essanay
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Dramatic School
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NBC
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Muriel Wilson
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