U S Survey Seeks Explanation For Small Business Ailments
The piece outlines a bipartisan push in Congress fueled by small business distress. It notes reforms to secure capital, O Mahoney and SEC surveys, and state relief ideas. It also surveys wartime era pressures shaping policy and mentions Woodrum relief shift and potential pork-barrel risks. The article contrasts domestic finance issues with European diplomatic moves impacting trade and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Congress
Harry Hopkins
Commerce Department
Wyoming
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
U. S
O'Mahoney
Securities and Exchange Commission
Jerome M. Frank
O’mehoney
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
SEC
Jaycees
Omaha
Prairie States
Birmingham
Fall River
Mass
New England
Denver
Detroit-Toledo
Frank
Italy’s Counter Move Redefines Mediterranean Power
The piece surveys Italian strategy to control the Strait of Otranto and threaten Albania while Germany and Italy push into Libya. It notes France Britain and Russia in a tense balance, plus U S spending and Liechtenstein’s anti-German vote. It also covers Franco’s Spain, internal reforms, and global political shifts with other brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Memel
Germany
Italy
France
England
London
Poland
Russia
Paris
Rumania
Balkans
Turkey
Britain
Hitler
Baltic States
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthenia
Hungary
South
Balkan
Romania
Jugoslavia
Greece
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Alexandretia
Syria
Zog
Albania
Balkan Peninsula
Strait of
Otranto
Yugoslavia
Mediterranean
African
Libya
Tunisia
United States
Francisco Franco
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
Franco
Japan
Madrid
Jose Miaja
Segismundo Casado
Defense Council
Julian Besteiro
Senor Besteiro
Casado
U. S
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Marino Gamboa
Mexico
Adventurous Americans Adventurous Americans
Father of the Santa Fe Trail Captain William Becknell leads a Missouri venture to Santa Fe encountering Mexican allies and enduring thirst and hardship on a shortcut, a route later favored by traders. The piece recalls frontier land agent Phelps, Red Jacket, and Trevitt, chronicling exploration, surveying, and adventure across early American expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Becknell
Franklin
Mexico
Spain
Santa Fe
Becknell
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado
Taos
Cimarron
New York
Lake Ontario
Massachusetts
Oliver Phelps
Nathaniel Gorham
Phelps
Canandaigua Lake
Red Jacket
Farmer
Canandaigua
Star Dust and Three Smart Girls Grow Up review
Virginia Vale surveys Deanna Durbin in Three Smart Girls Grow Up praising her natural presence over glamour. Lea McCarey shines as director writer, delivering one of Hollywood’s best recent pictures with strong writing and smart direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanna Durbin
Universal
Deanna
Lea McCarey
Hollywood
Irene Dunne
Charles Boyer
McCarey
Hal Roach
Laurel and Hardy
Charlie Chase
Ruggles
Paramount
Miss Dunne
Boyer
Alphabet Needlework Pattern 1947 from Sewing Circle
Instructions describe lazy daisy stitch alphabets in black or two shades on fabric, with two 2.4 inch letter patterns and placement directions. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York for pattern 1947, include name dress size and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cir Needlecraft Dept
Eighth 4 Inc
New York
N. Y
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Joseph W. LaBine
Noth
Roosevelt
White House
WPA
Virginia
Clifton A. Woodrum
Woodrum
Tions
Carter Glass
Reece
Otrento
Jerome Frank O'Mahoney
Jaycee Probers
Adriati
Aataly
Liechtenstein
King Ghazi I
Iraq
Crown Prince
Feisal
Duchess of Windsor
James J. Hines
Dutch Schultz
Harry Hopking
Diana
Hopkins
Commerce
Towa
Grinnell
Iowa
Grinnell College
Jowan
VY Ictor Trevitt
New Hampshire
Chillicothe
Ohio
Oregon City
Ore
Territorial
House of Representatives
Columbia River
Dalles City
Dullas City
Memalooss Island
Burta
Trevitt
Memaloose
Virginia Vale
Carole Lombard
Jack Berch
NBC
Radio City
Serch
Derry
Paul Whiteman
Burns and Allen
Hengal Lancer
Clory
Gary Cooper
Henry Hathaway
Dorothy Lamour
Jon Hall
Ione
Will Pear
Pat O'Brien
Father Damien
Deanna Durbin
Logg’s
Kellogg’s
Tue
Izaak Walton
Ruth
Cervantes
Masa
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