Real War Looms as Hitler Speech Signals Drive
Joseph W. LaBine analyzes Hitler's seventh anniversary address and Allied responses in Britain and France, noting promises of alliance shifts, renewed warfare threats, and fallout from the looming conflict. The piece also surveys U S reactions, Soviet and Finnish fronts, European diplomacy, and domestic budget fights shaping wartime policy.
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Arthur Greiser
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Hans Frank
Adolf Hitler
Borther
Hns
der Puehrer
Italy
Russia
Germany
Britain
France
London
Drahmes
Hitler
Kassie
Eady
Adolf Thitler
Berln
Prospier Daladier
Neville Chamberlain
Japan
Labor Conventions Clamor and Budget Battles Arouse
Roosevelt factions denounce Labor Board while 47 Roosevelt third term resolutions are tabled. John Lewis treats UMW members as pawns amid charges of campaign funding favors. Arnold fights anti trust drive as budget battles loom. Barrymore party disrupts and a New Deal pension rollout sends 3,700 checks to workers and dependents in four states with typical $49 average.
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House
Texas
Marvin Jones
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jesse Jones
Mississippi
Pat Harrison
Labor Board Committee
NLRB
Warren Maddon
Hull
Michizen
Vandenberg
Michigan
Frank Mook
Roosevelt
Garner
Paul McNutt
Frances Perkins
Republican Party
National Labor Relations Board
House Committee
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Starkig
Montana
Burton K
Trust
Buster Thurmen Arcold
Arnold
Budget Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
Washington
How the wind is blowing in 1939 trends and cases
A seven year study shows John Public profiting from the war, with a quarter 1939 above living costs. Supreme Court rules federal appeals court lacks supervisory power over FCC in a Pottsville radio case. Rubber firm buys rights for Buna from J E Farben. London may let European bound US ships pass St John control to ease friction. Pan American orders four engine stratosphere planes with 300 mph range to outpace Italian and German rivals.
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Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Minneapolis
John Public
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Court of Appeals
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Pottsville
Standard 9 Company
New Jersey
J. E. Farbenindustrie
Germany
London
Headliners: Faurney Accused Of Love Trysts In Divorce
Patent medicine heiress Merry Faurney faces accusations of love trysts with her first husband as she seeks a divorce from Count Oleg Cassini. Other items note Mrs. Borah’s surprise at a $207,000 discovery, Eccles’ reappointment, Martin’s GOP keynote, Von Starhemberg’s army commission, Coughlen’s probe reversal, and Cardenas on oil land arbitration.
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Merry Faurney
Oleg Cassini
William E. Borah
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Josepi Martin
G. O. P. House
Dark Horse
Topeka
Kan
New York
Jewish Peoples’ Committee
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Nautical Decor for Recreation Rooms by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Sea themed decorating ideas for a recreation or boys room including a desert island map, salvaged boat wheel wall piece, sailor lamp figure, navy couch cover with red anchors, and anchor applique patterns. Sewing instructions and a note to request Book No. 2 with 10 cents to cover cost from Mrs Spears, Bedford Hills, N.Y.
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Ruth Wyeth
S Ister
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