European Money and Industry Seek Haven in North America
Joseph W. LaBine analyzes how European money and industry flee to North America as Hitler’s expansion disrupts global trade. He notes capital moves to the United States and Canada, shifts in Czech and Ukrainian assets, and the broader impact on Western economies, with Hong Kong and Chinese concessions also part of the geopolitical backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
America
Canada
U. S
Europe
Czecho-Slovakia
United States
U.S
Harry ‘Hopkins
Jan Bata
Adolf ‘Hitler
Prescott
Ont
Canadian
Sudetenland
Immigration Department
War Admiral Tops Man O War In Earnings And Fame
War Admiral, foaled 1934, son of War Admiral becomes fifth generation to stud at Faraway farm. Despite injury earlier, he wins 21 of 26 starts and earns 273240, surpassing Man O War's 249465 in total earnings, a key chapter in turf history alongside Seabiscuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faraway Farm
Faraway
War Admiral
Seabiscuit
Man O’war
Samuel D. Riddle
Taxation debate on profit sharing and incentives in 1930s Senate
A historic Senate panel led by Arthur Vandenberg investigated profit sharing as a cure for capital labor strife. The report weighed tax credits and exemptions for employee profits, government bonds for funds, and targeted credits to boost employment, weighing benefits against potential risks to small private investment and public spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Michigan
Arthur Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Iowa
Clyde Herring
Collorado
Edwin C. Johnson
Herring
Johnson
Bus
Hungary's Admiral Horthy Heads a Nation in War-Torn Peace
Admiral Nicholas Horthy, aged 71, rules Hungary since 1920 as regent in a kingdom without a navy or king. He is praised for averting Nazi domination and liberating Magyars from Czech oppression. He advocates cooperation with Germany but warns against economic dependence, while maintaining military resolve. He once fought six Nazi demonstrators with his fists at the Budapest opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Coe
Broadway and
Linden
Bryan
Sis
Lintons
City Hall Park
Lennox
Los Angeles
France
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Czecho - Slovakia
Berlin
Admiral Horthy
Parliament
Germany
Budapest
Goshawk Destructive to Poultry and Game Birds
The short winged goshawk averages under two feet in length with a black crown and blue gray barred plumage. It is bold and swift and preys on poultry and game birds in the open.
Head hunting endures in Jivaro and remote regions
Head hunting persists in modern times with the best known Jivaro case in South America. Despite government pressure, isolated head-taking cases continue in remote areas of the Philippine Islands and in Borneo.
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South America
Philippine Islands
Borneo
July Violence and anniversaries across history
The text surveys July as a violent month across eras, noting July 28 1914 as the start of World War I and Bastille Day’s link to French history. It cites July death tolls in the U S, drownings, fireworks fatalities, and compares modern figures to Revolutionary War era data. It mentions Mussolini, Adowa, and Belgian/French attacks in July events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adowa
Mussolini
Belgium
France
U.S
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Joseph W. Labine
Western Newspaper Union
Asia
Crossroads
Japan
Tientsin
China
Britain
Shanghai
Hankow
Amoy
Canton
Peking
Ching
Ukraine
Russia
Carpathian Mountains
Caspian Sea
Donetz River
Ganese
Adolf Hitler
Czecho- Slovakia
der Fuehrer
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Treasury
Land
Soviet
Finis
LJ Ello
Bryan Carléck
Bloomington
Ill
Long Beach
Calif
Chester Linton
Naa
Adventurers’ Club
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