United States Urged to Arm for Peace Policy
Secretary of State Cordell Hull outlined a strategic balance of peace and preparedness at the National Press Club. He argued for no alliances, collaboration with peaceful nations, and strong armed forces to deter international lawlessness while opposing seclusionist views. Hull warned that reliance on force could prevent a drift into barbarism amid rising global tensions.
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America
Cordell Hull
National Press Club
Washington
Hull
Austria
Germany
Japan
China
Far East
United States
Germany annexes Austria in swift invasion and seeks new borders
The article reports Hitler’s rapid annexation of Austria, creation of the greater Reich, and the resignation of Austrian leaders. It notes British and French protests, Mussolini’s approval after assurances, and the shift in Italy’s stance. It also covers U.S. TVA politics and McNutt’s plan on Philippine independence timing amidst wartime pressures.
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Austria
St. Germain
Germany
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Miklas
Schuschnigg
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Berlin
Italy
Mussolini
Grand Council
Fuehrer
May Quit Tokyo Olympics Over Postponed Dates
American amateur athletes may not take part in the 1940 Olympic Games after the International Olympic Committee postponed the Tokyo event from August 25 to September 21. Japan argued heat concerns, while the United States Great Britain and France objected. U.S. athletic leaders urge immediate withdrawal to avoid clashing with college calendars and weakening chances.
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Tokyo
International Committee
Cairo
Egypt
Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
America
Must Boost Income Tax in Senate Finance Committee
The Senate Finance Committee began consideration of the revenue act passed by the House. Chairman Pat Harrison warned that if the administration maintains high spending the income tax base must be widened as present exemptions are lowered. Harrison opposed the undistributed profits tax, and suggested replacing the graduated capital gains tax with a flat about 15 percent on gains from property held more than one or two years.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Pat Harrison
Harrison
What to Eat and Why 2 Carbohydrates and Fats
C H Goudiss explains fuel foods in a health guidance piece. He details carbohydrates and fats as primary energy sources, notes carbohydrates burn quickly while fats sustain, and warns against excessive or inadequate intake. He cites diet balance targets and warns about dieting extremes.
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Stefansson
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Memel
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Senate
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Federal Trade Commission
A. E. Morgan
David Lilienthal
Harcourt Morgan
Philippines
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Philippine
Quezon
Arthur Seyss- Inquart
Houston Goudiss
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