Balkans Draw Russ Attention After Finland Conquest
Analysis notes that Soviet interest shifts to the Balkans after Finland falls, while Allied forces withdraw in the Near East. The column presents the analyst’s view on postwar alignments and regional strategy.
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Balkans
Finland
Near East
Congress Tracks Bills and Budget in Mid March Session
U S lawmakers debated the Hatch clean politics act aiming to bar state employees funded by federal money from partisan activity while a filibuster stalled a senate vote. Other moves included a 9 to 7 Senate committee vote to strike income questions from the 1940 census and a House vote approving 654 million for new warships and planes.
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Finland bids peace after costly Nordic war
Finland declares peace after heavy losses to Russia in a Nordic conflict. Foreign Minister Vaino Tanner says Finland could not win alone and would soon regain vitality, while Field Marshal Mannerheim notes 15 000 Finnish deaths to Russia's 200 000. Scandinavian alliance with Sweden and Norway to follow.
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Moscow
Finland
Karl Gustav Mannerheim
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Vaino Tanher
Pan American Blues and World Politics Mixed Pictures
The piece links U S efforts to capture South American trade with lingering doubts about debt, expropriation risk, and political stability. It notes weather forecasts for crop yields in the U S as well as the Russo Finnish peace talks and Japan's position. It reports British interest in a Roosevelt third term and Eleanor Roosevelt downplaying plans.
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Germany
Britain
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U.S
South America
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iIn
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Kokomo
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Oklahoma governor blocks Grand River dam work
Gov. Leon C. Phillips ordered national guardsmen to halt the $20 million Grand River PWA dam project claiming the U.S. owes Oklahoma $850,000 for land and roads to be flooded. A temporary injunction followed.
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Oklahoma
Grand River
U. S
Suan Trippe
Pan- American Airways
Chicago
PAA
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Hawaii
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Fargo
Lester FP. Barlow
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Death Valley Scotty
U. S. Treasury
U.S
Fashion pattern offers two styles for sport and street
The notice describes two pattern styles, a sleeveless tennis frock with a swing skirt and wide inset belt, and a compact little suit for street wear. It suggests shoppers will want both for the coming months and highlights pattern 8597 as a money saving option.
They Were All on the Chase for Higher Pay
Jones asks for a raise citing three rival offers from the gas, coal, and furniture companies. The boss coldly questions the claim, asking who the competitors are, as Jones explains the trio pursuing him.
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Coal Company
Quiz Qs and Answers From Ask Me Another
A mixed trivia item lists questions and answers on topics from senses to geography. The header notes common quiz prompts and reveals the provided answers: sleeping’s last sense is hearing, clothing purchase at milliner’s, price of wisdom, Mary Ball’s son is a U S president, Confucius dates, lowest gear reverse, shellfish terms for temperaments, and crab shrimp clam as examples.
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Mulliner’s
Mary Ball
United States
Confucius
Milliner’s
Washington
Joss of Liberty
A fragment citing Addison warns that liberty abandoned saps courage and vigor. The remark suggests liberty’s absence leads to dullness and weakness, a reflection on political virtue and personal resolve.
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Joss of Liberty
Liberty
Addison
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