Weekly News Analysis on U S Europe War Measures and Diplomacy
Joseph WW LaBine surveys U S policy amid growing Europe Asia tensions. Defense materials constraints loom as Britain shifts trade, Japan seeks embargo moves, and Pan American talks stall. Churchill defends allies while Romania seeks security against Russia and Germany. Senate budget pressures rise as deficits shrink and taxes loom.
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Quotes From World War II Era Leaders
Sir Ronald Campbell urges Americans to see the war as a clear struggle between right and wrong. Dr Alexis Carrel argues for mutual understanding as a path to peace. Maury Hughes predicts Garner’s nomination if Roosevelt does not run. W Gibson Carey Sr. condemns childish references to budget control and stresses responsible fiscal policy.
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Exit Wheat and Quints Plan Spark North America News
Agricultural policy moves unload U S wheat surplus as CCC demands 1938 loan redemption by March 31 and 1939 loans likely not extended while exports to China resume subsidies. In the Philippines Quezon faces independence choice. Gandhi and Morgenthau comment on Britain and finance. Dionne quints custody plan progresses with Quint House concepts. Editorial notes blend politics, industry, and oddities from the era.
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Britain to Buy 10000 Planes in U S War Drive
Washington reports Lord Riverdale’s Washington visit spurred a vast air power push. Britain plans 10,000 American combat planes and to double domestic output to 2,000 monthly by spring. The move aims to affect German morale amid blockade failures and growing U S production.
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Louisiana Reform Candidate Campaigns Against Long
Sam Houston Jones mounts a February runoff bid challenging Gov. Earl K. Long. Drawing on Huey Long’s tactics, Jones accuses Long of deceiving voters as he urges new legislation. International and national items accompany the report.
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