Weekly News Analysis Beck Visit and Czech Border Tiff
European observers link two January events to the Rome Berlin axis. Beck warns Poland’s fate, while Hungary Czechoslovakia tensions flare at Munkacs amid German plans for Carpatho Ukrainian fortifications and Balkan influence.
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Congress wary of Latin American loan plans
Washington lawmakers debate large credits to Latin American nations for trade, arguing such loans resemble gifts and may trigger debt, with critics warning of wartime missteps and a cycle that hurt exports, factories, and employment. Roosevelt third term wanes as New Deal popularity drops.
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Rockets and science leaders shape future warfare and discovery
Dr. Robert H Goddard advances rocketry with 700 mph bursts at Roswell desert lab aided by Guggenheim funding. Maj Randolph notes rockets as potential long range weapons. Emeritus Prof Richard Gregory and Harvard’s Walter B Cannon discussed science's role, biocracy, and rationalization at AAAS.
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Quiz questions from a News Analysis piece prompt recall
A set of trivia prompts asks about 1937 U S death rate change from 1936, a guard's description of a famous prisoner, Japan's premier relations with China, a false true statement about Germany's front in Ukraine, the US public debt limit figure, why Spanish Rebel Gen Quiepo de Llano is called the radio general, and identifying Munkacs Beck Miaja Rublee Hiranuma.
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Japan
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Quiz Answers From Ask Me Another General Round
The questions cover John Witherspoon as a signer, Native American population, the first Roosevelt to arrive in the United States, the meaning of digamist, and mile length comparisons. Answers: Yes. today there are more Indians than in 1876. Claes Martenzen van Roosevelt arrived in 1640. a digamist is someone legally remarried. the land mile is shorter than the nautical mile by 800 feet.
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