Roosevelt seeks united steps on Japan with conference talks
The piece reports on President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull discussing how far the United States should lead in curbing Japan in China. Britain favors U.S. leadership, while Washington resists a sole action, preferring a broader international stand and considering a nine power conference in Washington or Brussels. The National Council for Prevention of War urges immediate neutrality law action, opposing boycotts of Japanese goods. Italy hints at support for Japan, and Japan claims self defense amid Sino-Japanese tensions.
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Senator Norris Bill Proposes Seven More TVA Agencies
Senate subcommittee backs the Norris measure to create seven additional TVA style authorities to conserve natural resources nationwide. House hearings reveal opposition from Agriculture Treasury and other departments citing duplication, state health law conflicts, and lack of technical flood control expertise. Hugo L. Black’s Supreme Court seat remains secure as challenges to his appointment fail.
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America Backs League Against Japan in China Crisis
The United States backs the League of Nations denouncing Japan as an invader, with Hull affirming treaty violations and US participation in a nine power pact conference. Fifty nations condemn Tokyo while Poland and Siam abstain. Premier Mussolini shuns Spain talks without Germany, Franco advances, and Windsor reception in Berlin boosts Hollywood chatter.
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Foreign policy patchwork and Japan in China
The piece argues foreign policy is patchwork shaped by practical needs. It notes Roosevelt's Chicago speech and Hull's response branding Japan the aggressor in China. It traces policy shifts from Hoover to Roosevelt toward neutrality and moral pressure rather to military action, with public sympathy leaning to China.
Roosevelt Speech Shapes Public Opinion Across Parties
The Chicago trip cuts through debate over New Deal crop controls and court packing while testing public reaction to Roosevelt and his stance on Japan and foreign powers. The Hugo Black Klan episode stirs lasting scrutiny of the Supreme Court and trust in the judiciary.
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Favorite Recipe of the Week Grape Pie Instructions
Fresh grape pies are praised with a grape pie recipe using corm starch eggs or tapioca chosen by preference. Prepare grapes simmer pulp press seeds mix pulp sugar salt and tapioca stand bake two-stage at 425 then 350 degrees for about 25 minutes.
God of the 2.5 figurehead at naval academy
The Tecumseh figurehead from the Delaware, launched in 1820, now rests at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. Cadets call it the God of the 2.5 for the exam passing mark, and Erast is noted as not standing to venerate it before tests.
The Pleasant Way To Lose Fat Kruschen Salt Ad
A vintage weight loss ad touts shedding 15 pounds in a month while boosting energy and health. It promises a chin and hip reduction, clearer skin, and increased activity with Kruschen Salts, urging daily scales, a 4 week supply, and a money back guarantee.
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