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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1939
Page
1
Joseph W. LaBine argues that a new totalitarian bloc could threaten global empires as Stalin is portrayed as the string-puller behind the plan. analysis notes the editorial stance and sources the Western Newspaper Union for release.
A sweeping European crisis analysis links Poland to Lithuania and Ukraine border shifts, predicts Germany and Russia carveouts, and notes Stalin's diplomacy. It assesses Britain's and France's peril, Mussolini's potential moves, and cautions against appeasement as totalitarian powers threaten Europe.
A long note contrasts Louisiana politics including Leche and Smith with U S neutrality debates as Congress debated arms embargo and cash and carry while public opinion split between isolationism and aid to Allies. It follows a World War I survivor Bill Mogge who survived a Belgian steamer sinking and now recalls the deadly white streak of a torpedo and his rescue, detailing his life after the disaster.
Last December 84.1 percent of the South's cotton farmers agreed to limit sales to 12,000,000 bales with a penalty of three rents per pound on excess. Secretary Wallace announced in Washington a new referendum on 1940 marketing to take place December 6.
The article cites a Capetown monument to explorer Robert Scott with diary lines about endurance and a dead camp, and Dr. Paul Popenoe in California discusses changing marriage proposals. He notes proposals are rarely made at home, more often away from home, and increasingly treated frivolously. The piece reflects midcentury attitudes on exploration memory and family relations.
A vivid portrait of Guam as a modern stop on the Pan American air route, detailing Guam’s transformation from a remote mail link to a busy hub with weekly trans Pacific clippers. It describes Chamorro culture, language use, social classes in Agana, education, and travel within the island, including roads, jungles, guides, and scarce water sources.
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