Polish Document Release Sparks Washington Furore
The Roosevelt administration denied sensational charges after Berlin claimed Warsaw found documents showing Kennedy and Bullitt urged Britain and France against Hitler. Potocki denied any conversations with Bullitt. Hull and Roosevelt condemned the accusations as politically charged, while allied leaders pledged continued postwar economic and imperial cooperation.
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Bullitt
Roosevelt
Gérmahby
Kennedy
England
France
Hitler
United States
Bulitt
Bill Bullitt
America
Potocki
Jerzy Potocki
Poland
U. S
Warsaw
William Bullitt
U.S
Berlin
NAMES in the news old world politics and people
A collage of notes mentions Congressman Hamilton Fish Roosevelt Jealous rivals and explorers of colonial ties. Dr Thomas Parran warns cancer rise while Irish Republicans protest De Valera. Horlicks heir William Horlick and Adelaid Moffet linked adulterated scandal. Henry Ford Jr plans Catholic conversion amid war talk. Churchill and Neville Chamberlain face pressure as neutrals shift. Norwegian and German naval actions stir tension. Kirkwall base plot, Tokyo claims 7 million as world second city. Franco strengthens grandees while Spain leans pro German. Pope Pius XII calls for Christian renewal and restraint. Arabs in Palestine draw Mohammedan denunciations adding regional strain.
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Eamon de Valera
Eire
Val
New York
William Horlick Jr
Racine
Wis
William P. Buckner
Adelaid Moffet
Standard Oil Millions
Henry Ford
Henry
Edsel Ford
Council of Grandees
Spain
Pius XII
Hell On Earth
India
John Bull
Gandhi
Congress
Palestine
Labor Security Appropriation and New Deal Debates
A wide mix of federal funding is described including a billion dollar Labor Security appropriation and a quarter million for the National Labor Relations Board, with $17.45 million for the National Youth Administration. The Civilian Conservation Corps is noted as a major New Deal program, while international peace prospects are judged pessimistic. Senate battles over the Trade Agreements resolution are cited, along with critiques from Vandenberg and Taft. The piece also mentions a Brooklyn mass murder probe, gang activity, and praise for an improving U.S. air transport system with zero deaths in over a year according to the Civil Aeronautics Authority.
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National Labor Relations ‘Board
National Youth Administration
Civilian
Conservation Corps
Sumner Welles
Europe
Vandenberg
Taft
Hull
Pittman
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Ethyl -Gasoline Corporation
Ethyl
Federal Communications Commission
Gordon
Washington Federal District
U. S. Airways
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Finnish Minister Marries in Washington Honeymoon Planned
Hjalmar Procope, uncertain about his nation, married Miss Margaret Shaw of Yorkshire after docking in New York. The ceremony took place at the Fairfax, Virginia home of R Walton Moore, counselor of the U S State Department, conducted by Rev F Y Joki. The couple then began a southern honeymoon before settling in Washington.
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Faite
U.S
Hjalmar’ Je Protope
Aintil
Finland
Bering
Russia
Jes
Margaret. Shaw
Yorkshire
England
Procope
New York
Fairfax
R. Walton Moore
U. S. State Department
F. Y. Joki
Brooklyn
Washington
Somerset Maugham and the motor schooner It depicted
A fragment references Somerset Maugham, a motor powered schooner named It, and an expedition. Details are sparse but indicate a literary or travel context involving the author and a vessel. Further readable facts are needed to specify dates, places, and outcomes.
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Somerset Maugham
Hollywood Knife Throwing and Stars in Practice
Virginia Vale notes knife throwing on Hollywood sets with Paulette Goddard and Steve Clemente as examples. Bette Davis buys a rural farm house near the studio, while Clint: wait no, James Cagney and Pat O’Brien watch Clemente’s accuracy. Albert Dekker tops a college poll for the perfect profile of 1940, even as his current image in Dr Cyclops shows shaved head and obscured nose.
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Hollywood
Paulette Goddard
Cecil B. DeMille
North West Mounted Police
Louvette
Mr. DeMille
Circe
Desdemona
Carmen
Meniace
Bob Hope
Ghost Breakers
Warner Brothers
Steve Clemente
James Cagney
Pat O’brien
O’brien
Clemente
Mr. Cagney
Bette
Davis
New:England
Los Angeles
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Albert Dekker
Dekker
Nelson Eddy
Dr. Cyclops
Sunbonnet Girl Cutout Designs For Home Décor
Practical decorative patterns offered for lawn ornaments include a 19-inch duck and a “Keep Off Grass” sign on pattern 29086 and a sunbonnet girl with a sprinkling can on pattern 29088. Each pattern includes general cutout directions and painting tips, with orders to be sent to the provided address.
Kangaroo Courts in Jail Reported Across Counties
A Collier's article notes about 1,700 of 3,100 county and local jails permit inmates to stage kangaroo courts or mock trials run by tougher prisoners. These tribunals, aimed at maintaining discipline, end up assigning distasteful tasks and extorting money through excessive fines from others.
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Collier’s
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Kirkwall
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Churchill
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Siberian
Tokyo
Nippon
London
Franco
Francisco Franco
Supreme
the Court
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O’dwyer
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Abe
Reles
Dewey
Scarface
al Capone
Frank Galluccio
Mrs. ‘Hjadmar Procope
Tropics
South Seas
Western Pacific
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Martha Scott
William Holden
Sol Lesser
Gur
Frank Craven
Linda Darnell
Miss Darnell
Margaret Darnell
Dallas
Texas
Darnell
Priscilla
Rosemary Lane
Jean Harlow
Kansas City
Kangaroo Court
la Rochefoucauld
Tee
Izaak Walton
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Bill
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