Vandenberg Seen as GOP Hope in 1940 Race
The weekly analysis by Joseph If. Labine argues G O P backing for Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg over Dewey for the 1940 nomination. It notes Vandenberg’s middle of the road record and cross party appeal, with Bridges and Martin as other potential contenders.
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Joseph IF. Labine
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Gallup
Fortune
U.S
Bigrest Vandenberg
Florida Canal
G. O. BP
New Hampshire
I. Styles Bridges
Alfred DM. Landon
London
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Joe Ma
Hlinsis
Leo I. Allen
Alf Landon
Armaments and Neutrality in World War II Era Trade Debates
The piece argues that neutrality is unclear in wartime economics with U S laws restricting arms sales but allowing export of trucks and aircraft under certain proposals. It cites Britain France and Germany trade in scrap iron and steel, lists 1938 39 import figures, and notes rising military preparation costs and federal spending trends through 1939 40.
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France
Belgium
Brussels
Derniere Heuve
Germany
Leopold
U. S
Ohio
John M. Vorys
Congress
Agriculture Department
Japan
U.S
Britain
Ministry of Supply
Lord Davies
United Kingdom
Reich
Luxemburg
Great Britain
Holland
Admiral Yarnell for Distinguished Service Medal
Forecasts from 1930s notices indicate Admiral Harry E. Yarnell may receive the Distinguished Service Medal from Congress for his stance during Japan's early drive against Western interests in China. Other items note higher U.S. cotton consumption projected by the agriculture department, the Windsor dukes possibly returning to England, and ample U.S. petroleum reserves estimated for 150 years.
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Harry E. Yarnell
U. S
Japan
Occidentals
China
Congress
U.S. Cauton
Agriculture Department
Lord Beaverbrook
London Evening Standard
England
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
T. G. Delbridge
Philadelphia
American Society For Testing Materials
Frank Barry Overcomes Fear of Burglars in Cellar Monster Tale
Albion Michigan resident Frank Barry recalls how his fear of burglars was shattered by a 500 pound boar that escaped from the barn and chased him into the cellar. He describes a night of quiet terror and a startling, humorous ending as his wife remains amused.
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Elso
Frank Barry
Frank
Albion
Mich
Wester Newspaper Union
Back Drop Aids Clearer TV Images In Patent Details
Patent 2 156 391 to Willard Hickok of Bloomfield New Jersey describes a graphite film back drop placed behind a transparent mica support in television tubes. It absorbs stray light that would blur the image, yielding sharper more detailed broadcasts.
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Willard Hickok
Bloomfield
N. J
Enchanted Cottage Quilt Pattern Preview
Quilt lovers are invited to make an Enchanted Cottage quilt blocks with simple house shapes and bright scraps. Pattern 6384 includes Black Chert pieces color schemes yardage chart and illustrated directions and costs 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY.
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Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th St
New York
Flowers of love watered by words and faith
The passage argues love blossoms with appreciative speech and sympathy. It claims genius thrives when sympathetic faith guides religion as a delicate but powerful life influence nurtured by sincere presence.
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Frank Crane
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