Disputes Over Isolation Policy Rift in GOP
The piece argues the Hoover-London wing pushes isolationism in the Republican Party, citing Willkie and McNary aligned with Roosevelt era aid to democracies. It notes a Republican House caucus, party unity efforts, and defense measures as counterpoints amid warnings of appeasement.
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Hoover-London
Republican Party
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
McNary
Navy Department
Hoover
Republican House
New York Herald Tribune
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Republican National Committee
Martin
Hooverites
Willkieites
Baltimore Sun
Ohio
Hoover-London Junta
Congress
United States
House
Iceland
Russia
Hitler
Pacific
England
Great Britain
Berlin
RAF
Baltic
North Sea
Japan
Stimson
Car Exonerated, Driver- Blamed in Most Mishaps
The Travelers Insurance Company reports that 91.3 percent of fatal crashes and 95.1 percent of non fatal accidents involve cars in good mechanical condition. Fault is more often blamed on drivers than on cars, with few cars found to have defective brakes or dead headlights in fatal crashes.
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Travelers Insurance Company
Lightning myths debunked by shocking real examples
A Fort Worth style explainer describes how lightning can strike repeatedly as in the Empire State Building and other sites. It explains thunder, distance clues, and safety tips, noting that well protected buildings reduce damage and offering practical precautions for outdoor activity during storms.
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Empire State Building
New York
Tupper Lake
Adirondacks
New Jersey
Newman
Ralph Potts
U.S
Iowa
Bureau of Standards
Montoursville
Rutland
Tragic 16-Year-Old Fisherman Killed in Delta Colorado
In Delta Colorado last August a 16-year-old fisherman died after being struck while carrying a steel rod. Two companions with bamboo poles were stunned but unharmed. The text advises seeking shelter under dense woods or in caves and valleys and lying down if caught outdoors.
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Delta
Colo
Hints for Home Cooks and Crafters from The Housewife
Suggestions cover adding raisins to jams for chewiness and using velvet tips on hanger ends to keep dresses from slipping. It advises sanding soapstone surfaces before oiling, marking knitting needles by cork size, and collecting corks to label tools. Also offers ideas for colorful appetizers with dried fruits and a crunchy peanut crust for tea treats.
Hobson Quips About Rocking the World Then Movie Night
A humorous exchange has Mr Hobson declaring a baby is troublesome while his wife suggests he rule the world for a night if she goes to the movies. The lighthearted dialogue reflects domestic wit and complementary roles.
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Mr. Hobson
Hot Check Artist On the Loose
A Texas man known as Charley Wright alias C A Wright has sold a fake cow to multiple buyers using checks marked no account. The fraud began in 1937 in Mineral Wells and spread to Cleburne Laredo Waco Marlin Cameron Conroe Kerrville Seguin with doctors and a lawyer aiding. Wright is 55, about 5 11 and 150 to 160 pounds and remains at large.
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Austin
Cleburne
Fox
Seguin
Wright
Mineral Wells
Laredo
Waco
Marlin
Cameron
Conroe
Kerville
Joe S. Fletcher
State Police Identification Bureau
Jumping at Opportunity Keeps The Ambitious Moving
A parable quotes a young man asking for the secret of success and a great merchant answering that there is no easy secret. Opportunities arrive unseen, so one must keep jumping to seize them. The exchange emphasizes persistence and readiness as key traits for achievement.
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Mer Ovi
James Finan
Scribner's Commentator
S. H. Montgomery Agency
America
United States Defense
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First National Bank
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