Expanding Soviet Domination Threatens Europe and Asia
In a Weekly News Analysis Joseph I Lobine argues Soviet expansion endangers Germany and influences Baltic states, Finland, and Nordic routes. The piece notes Moscow's bases, Baltic coercion, and the broader impact on European peace alongside Allied responses and shifts in U S policy.
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Joseph IF
Lobine
Germany
Afghanistan
Feland
Japan
Russia
Josef Stalin
Estonia
Latvia
Vilhelms Munters
Moscow
Baltic
Russi
Finland
White Sea
Britain
Sukru Saracoglu
Balkan
Congress Oratory and the Neutrality Debate in the Senate
In early October the U S senate chamber overflowed with debate over neutrality. discussions centered on preserving the arms embargo or adopting cash and carry. Senators Borah Pittman Vandenberg Connally Schnellenbach Nye Overton led the pro and anti repeal sides with experts weighing 90 days credit and belligerent definitions. The piece also notes U S stance on Poland and Poland’s ambassador and debt issues amid European turmoil.
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U. S Senate Chamber
Europe
Senate
Oratory Club
U.S
Idaho
Borah
Nevada
Pittman
Michigan
Vandenberg
Texas
Connally
Washington
Schnellenbach
North Dakota
Nye
Louisiana
Overton
United States
Alben Barkley
Broadcasts clash with religious protests by NAB spokesmen
The National Association of Broadcasters faces backlash over 15 sites with religious attacks and counter attacks. Detroit pastor Reverend Charles Coughlin and New York judge Joseph Rutherford, along with Toledo pastor Reverend Walter Cole, are cited in the controversy. In labor news, the U S circuit court of appeals says the Department of Labor overstepped in iron and steel minimum wage rules. Relief funds totaling 250000 are allocated for European war relief with 50000 to Germany and 25000 to Switzerland for Polish refugees.
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Filma the Avind
National Association of Broadcasters
Detroit
Pather Charles &. Coughlin
New York
Joseph J. Rutherford
Toledo
Walter Cole
Washington
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Labor
American Red Cross
Germany
Switzerland
Death in the Foreign Legion tale from North Africa
Lieutenant Pierre Varges of Queens New York recalls his 1923 ordeal in Morocco during a Riff uprising. He describes being buried alive under dead comrades after a ricochet wound left him sealed by blood, and his rescue in a field hospital with a terrifying awakening.
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the Foreign Legion
Ello
North Africa
Sahara
Pierre Varges
Queens
N. Y
French Foreign Legion
Abd EL Krim
The
Legion
el Harib
Morocco
Pierre
Pig
Ike
Iouder
Union
Rose Symbolism in English History and War Folklore
The rose features prominently in England's history from the Wars of the Roses to the Seven Years War. Red and white roses symbolized Lancaster and York, with badges worn by partisans. British regiments later celebrated battles by wearing roses, and Lancashire Fusiliers perform a silent toast to fallen soldiers followed by subalterns standing on chairs to eat a rose.
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England
House of York
Lancaster
Edmund
Earl of Lancaster
Edward I
Somerset
Temple Garden
Friends of
Warwick
York
Lan
Strange Facts About Rulers and Odd Addresses
The piece notes Jaipur ruler uses Sawai in his name to elevate status and carries a quarter size flag signifying a 125 percent monarchy. It cites Edward IV sleeping rules for the Bed of Wear, Caracas street-name style addressing, and Madison Square Garden events requiring 700 tons of earth rented for about 2500 dollars.
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Jaipur
India
Sawai Man Singi Bahadur
Sawai
Edward IV
England
Caracas
Venezuela
Gradillas
la Torre
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Collier’s
Hindering Joy Quote on Happiness and Desire
A quotable line states that weariness of possession and longing for the unseen hinder perfect happiness. Attributed to Madame Riewx, the remark reflects a philosophical view on contentment and aspiration.
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Madame Riewx
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Minnesota
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