War hysteria and Panay incident in US debate
A column warns of wartime hysteria after the Panay sinking, urging calm and firm promises from Japan. It notes Roosevelt's attempt to avoid war, stresses the need to strengthen defenses, and highlights manganese shortages as a key vulnerability in our armament supply chain.
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Panay
Yangtse
China
Japan
Roosevelt
Department of State
Army
Navy
Air Corps
ITT
Self sufficiency in manganese as wartime defense issue
Western Newspaper Union argues the United States must become self reliant for manganese supplies critical to defense. It cites reliance on Russia Brazil and Cuba, political trade policies, and a proposed 10 million dollar stockpile to secure 1 million tons. The author warns of future war and critiques Hull tariff cuts as harming American industry.
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Alto
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Attuntar
Great Boulder Dam
Carnu O. Fe
Cochute
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Western Newspaper Union
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House
Labor Committee
John Lewis
A. P F
Green
Congress
Ambassador Bingham
Worth Bingham
Great Britain
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Bingham
Roosevelt
Louisville
Kentucky
Frankfort
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Hohenzollerns
U.A.W. War Chest
United Automobile Workers
Detroit
Tard Motor Company
Roosevelt seeks salvage plan with Garner Bankhead Barkley Rayburn
President Roosevelt faces a delayed Congress on major programs. He convenes Garner with Bankhead Barkley and Rayburn to map a salvage strategy for housing and crop control, while wage and hour bills face defeat and tax revisions drift. Panay incident, Milwaukee judge, and Chinese theater add to a tense congressional week.
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Sam Rayburn
Senate
House
Congress
Wire Tapping Ban Sets Supreme Court Precedent
The Supreme Court rules the 1934 communications act bars evidence from wiretaps in federal criminal cases. Justice Roberts delivers the opinion, reversing the Second Circuit who allowed such evidence in smuggling prosecutions in New York. Justices Sutherland and McReynolds dissent.
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Roberts
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Sutherland and
McReynolds
University of Mavana Founding and Secularization
The University of Mavana, one of America's oldest education centers, dates its founding to January 5 1728 by a Dominican priest with Pope Innocent XII's authorization. It remained under Papal jurisdiction until 1842 when it was officially secularized.
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America
University of Mavana
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