Weekly News Analysis Italy follows Hitler tactics against France
The column argues Mussolini uses the same expansionist strategy France faced from Germany, citing French moves in Tunisia Corsica and Nice, Djibouti demands and a looming British Italian pact. It notes Chamberlain’s Rome trip could yield concessions and warns France may be left exposed if Germany sides with Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Hitler
France
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Popular Front
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Tunisia
Corsica
Nice
Djibouti
Mediterranean
Neville Chamberlain
Rome
Germany
Britain
Wheat program tests reciprocal trade stance and looming surplus
The article details the U S British wheat sale under the surplus commodity program, the removal of flour export subsidies, and the impact on U S wheat and flour markets. It notes Secretary Wallace's export target, current sales, and losses, plus comments on future supply, price floors, and opinions of critics and lawmakers. It also covers U S armament spending debates, party shifts, and potential 1940 candidates, with mentions of Borah Ludlow and reform divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
England
Great Britain
Britain
Henry A. Wallace
Merrill K. Bennett
Stanford University Food Research Institute
U.S
Roosevelt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
William E. Borah
Indiana
Louis Ludlow
National Committee
Washington
Hoover, duPont and
Liberty League
Daniel O. Hastings
Delaware
Harvey Jewett
South Dakota
What to Eat and Why for a Holiday Season
The article warns homemakers the holidays tax diet and energy. It stresses balanced meals, regular eating, and ample fruits and vegetables to boost resistance. Emphasis on children’s needs, avoiding overeating, and maintaining routine to prevent fatigue and digestive upset during December.
The Ideal Holiday Diet Proposals for Vitamin C and Veggies
The guideline urges both children and adults to eat at least two fruits daily with a citrus or tomato. It recommends two vegetables besides potatoes, including a green leafy option, and at least one serving of eye health foods daily, or three to four per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Washington
U. S
Wyoming
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Justice Department
Thurman Arnold
O'Mahoney
Labor Department
Isador Lubin
WPA
Leon Henderson
Lubin
Henderson
Dr. Lubin
Mr. Henderson
Messrs Lubin
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve System
New York
Christmas Confections and Holiday Meals
A discussion on balancing Christmas treats with wholesome meals for children. It urges homemakers to simplify other meals so kids can enjoy a large holiday dinner. Recommends making treats from pure ingredients or buying reliable options.
Optimistic and Hardworking Pretenders to Thrones Listed
Collier's Weekly profiles living pretenders to extinct or surviving thrones. Grand Duke Vladimir, son of Cyril, hopes to become czar of all the Russias while Anthony Henry Hall tirelessly pursues kingship as King Anthony I of England, averaging five meetings daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladimir
Cyril
Russias
Anthony Henry Hall
Anthony I
England
Collier’s Weekly
Cereal Teeth Health Question Sparks Public Debate
The author notes inquiries about a recent announcement that cereals may harm teeth. Reports by two investigators are cited, with others validating efforts underway. The writer urges following nutritionists by serving children cereals, preferably whole grain, and promises further progress updates.
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Jed
Wnu—C
Houston Goudiss
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National Association of Manufacturers
America
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Thomas G. Masaryk
Jan Masaryk
White House
Intergovernmental Committee
London
George Rublee
C. Houston
Goudiss
Careys
Ane
Sireneth
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Institute of American Inventors Dept
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