Newsweek Magazine, December 6, 1937
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First edition
Dayton, Ohio, USA: Weekly Publications, Inc.. Good. 1937. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 48 pages. Contents: (President F.D.) Roosevelt Offers Business a Faint Hope of Support; The Virgin Islands - Troubles Beset the Governor (Paul Martin Pearson) Despite Rum Prosperity; (John L.) Lewis Exposed - Washington s Lady Reporter (Eleanor Medill Patterson) Wins Iron Man s Confidence; Fright in Los Angeles - Creeping Cliff Antics Worry Public Relations Board; A.F. of L. and Wages: C.I.O. (Congress of Industrial Organizations) Lacks Power to Fight Green and the Clique; Nazi Visitor: Hitler Aide Denies It All but Inquisitors Wonder; Weird Conspiracy Disturbs Haven of European Democracy: France Fears New Trouble After Expose of Hooded Ones Implicates Big Rightists; Fog and Diplomacy: British Statesmen Debate Hitler s and Franco s Fate; Windsor Vindicated: Lord Chief Justice (Gordon Hewart) Thinks Foul Libel Invited Whipping; (Gen. Gerardo) Machado Trapped: Old Cuban Extradition Writ Catches Ex-Dictator in Bed; Arms for China: Foreign Aid Cheers Chiang, Provokes Japanese Rage; Vote for (Joseph) Stalin: World s Largest Electorate Has Smallest Choice; New York Americans Give Ching (Ivan Wilfred) Johnson a Final Fling in a Tough Role; Film Reviews: Nothing Sacred starring Carole Lombard and A Damsel in Distress starring Fred Astaire; Mickey (Mouse) and His Friends in Danger of Losing Spotlight to Grimm s Children; Too Many Schoolhouses, Warns N.Y. College Provost - Not Enough Pupils;
- Publisher: Weekly Publications, Inc.
- Year: 1937
- Edition: First Edition
- Binding: unknown
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