Big Cuts in Lend-Spend Bill Split Rails in Washington
Joseph W. LaBine analyzes the clash over the lend-lease style bill. John L. Lewis denounces wage hour amendments to rally rural Democrats against Roosevelt, boosting Senate and House battles. The piece details subsidies, wheat export plans, and political maneuvering by Barkley Hatch and Roosevelt while noting international shifts from Moscow to Tokyo and internal White House decisions.
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Lewis
Garner
John'l. Lewis
Roosevelt
U.S
John Lewis
House Labor Committee
Irita
Jack Garner
South
Jock Garner
Sen
Senate
House
Alben ‘Barkley
North ‘Dakota
Gerald P. Nye
New ‘Mexico
Carl A. Hatch
Torney
Frank “Murphy
Hatch
White House
James Lawrence ‘Fly
TVA
Frank “R. ‘McNinch
Federal Communications Commission
Secretary of
Cordell Hull
State, War and Navy Building
Protests and alliances shift as Japan links with Axis powers
In Washington the state department logged over 600 attacks on U S citizens in China across two years while Gallup shows 72 percent supporting an arms embargo on Japan. Petitions reach Sen Key Pittman as Britain surrenders trade pacts, prompting U S action against Japan. Japan retaliates with a new trade pact with Germany and hints at breaking the China pact, drawing the U S Britain France and Russia into a shared stance against Japan, Germany, and Italy.
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Washington
State ‘Department
U.S
China
Gallup
Japan
Key Pittman
Foreign'relations Committee
Britain
U. S
Hachiro Arita
Hitler
Germany
Italy
Reich
France
Russia
Mars Mystery: Bright Uproar Over Close Approach
News from New York to Bloemfontein reports a planetary blitz as Mars nears Earth within 96 million miles, triggering blackout talk and anti air defenses, while scientists in Argentina and South Africa note surface ice and melted traces. An experiment at Press Wireless in Baldwin, N Y attempts radio rendezvous fail, despite Morse code and even swing music.
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New
York
Mendez
Argentina
Mars
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Baldwin
N. Y
Press Wireless, Inc
Clyde. Fisher
American Museum of Natural History
Earth
U S anti trust case against AMA tossed out
Washington reports an antitrust suit against the American Medical Association was dismissed. The note states medicine as a profession, not a business.
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Washington
U S
American Medical ‘Association
Redgen
Rochester
Minn
William Mayo
If Charles
New York
A. & P. Food
Anthony Drexel Duke
Princeton
Death in the Beltrap fisherman saves life after set line entangle
Judd, a Maine eel fisherman, dives to recover a eight dollar set line snagged on a submerged stump. While diving he becomes entangled by the rope at the stump as currents strengthen. George Croft pulls him from the river, with Judd later revived by artificial respiration after being fished from the boat.
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Ello
Judd
Juda
Old Man River
George Croft
George
Croft
Maine
Aga
Dancing Cops Rehearse for Minstrel Show at Lynn Police
A group of Lynn Massachusetts police officers rehearsed dog-step routines on the second floor of the police station for the annual minstrel show when about a score of officers abruptly halted the music and noise drew complaints from guests on the fraternity floor cells.
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Lynn
Mass
Similar Prisons Across Ages Highlight Iron Bar Bars
A fragment compares today’s Portuguese prisons to early Philadelphia jails noting iron bars before windows, bars prevent escapes yet allow inmates to converse with street acquaintances and receive food and cigarettes.
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Philadelphia
Portugal
Star Dust and Raft Alley Shine in Screen Spotlight
Virginia Vale surveys Star Dust and Raft's Alley noting Norma Shearer Rosalind Russell Joan Crawford and other stars in The very sud Cessful play and wardrobe splendor. Roscoe Karns recalls Leather Pushers misremembered roles while George Raft gestures toward a new James Cagney remake in Each Dawn I Die. Radio TV chatter follows with fall programs and star moves including Whiteman Dorsey Crosby and a radio novel commission. Fannia Brice alleges privacy invasion over Rose of Washington Square.
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Normie Shearer
Rosalind Rusid
Joan Crawford
Hich
Phyllis Povah
Florence Nash
Womten
Joan
Crawford
George Raft
James Cagney
Richard Barthelmess
As. A
Gift Inspires Eternal Keepsake Through Coats Weaved
A thoughtful quote highlights the idea that daily labor creates lasting gifts for children. The message emphasizes care and craft over material wealth, suggesting handmade items endure as cherished memories across generations.
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Western Newspaper Union
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Barkley
Virginia
U. S. Agriculture Department
Los‘ing
Liverpool
Henry A. Wallace
Treasury
London
Bericulture Department
Wallace
Peice
Inbeiliot
White ‘House
Hatch Bill
Soviet
Maxim Litvinov
Siberia
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Vyachéslav Molotov
Cen
Far East
Grigorio Shiern
Wassily Bluecher
Popov
Berlin
Rome
Tokyo
Constantin Oumansky
Gince
Molotov
Litvingo
Constantin Oumansey
Asia
Rome-Berlin Axis
Beltrap
Raft’s Alley
Virginia Vale
Roscoe Karns
Reginald Denny
Karns
Hayden Stevenson
s.on.Ice
Owith
Roscoe
Tommy ‘Riggs
Bob Becker
Screen Actors Guild
Paul Whiteman
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Henry Burso
Werf
Bing Crosby
Rae
Great Whiteman
J. B. Priestly
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Alege Templeton
Hedy Lamarr
Algiers
Hollywood
Fannia Brice
Rose
Washington Square
Union
Norma Shearer
Ed Howe
T. Li Cuyler
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