Roosevelt appeals for peace and European mobilization
Weekly analysis details Roosevelt urging Germany and Poland toward peace while Britain and France mobilize. Chamberlain warns of imminent war, while Germany Soviet pact disarms Western hopes for Hilfe. Italy urged to help, and US eyes a reciprocal trade accord with Argentina to strengthen Pan American unity.
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Latin America
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Milk Strike Ends in New York After Nine Day Halt
New York housewives regain milk supply after a nine day strike ended by a compromise negotiated by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia. Dairymen accept a blended price of $2.15 per hundredweight, ending original demands of $2.35, with two prior price increases since federal state marketing controls resumed.
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Dairy Farmers’ Union
Utica
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Dairymen’s Union
Henry A. Wallace
Burma Route and Nation as British Colony Link to China
The piece outlines Burma as a strategic British colony linking India to China via a Burma China road and rail network to Chungking. It notes Rangoon as a trade hub with a growing independence movement, describes agriculture led by rice and teak, and mentions Burma’s political status as a crown colony under a governor with veto power.
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National Geeographic Society
Washington, D.C
WNU Service
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China
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Siam
Bay of Bengal
Malay Peninsula
China Sea
Malay States
England
Singapore
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Chungking
Lashio
Mandalay
Kipling Comance
Europe
Great Britain
Senate
House of Representatives
Chiang Kai-Shel
Odd Regulations Give Protection To Auto Driver
Nations Geographic Society notes quirky traffic safety rules worldwide. England omits highway speed limits outside congestion zones while Calcutta bans radios in cars. Riga silences horns and milk cans, posters curb jaywalking in Sweden, Lisbon officers wield red green paddles, Singapore traffic cops wear white boards.
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Riga
Latvia
Sweden
Laura
Lisbon
Singapore
Quaint Doll Pattern for Toy or Decoration
Charming old fashioned doll handy as decoration or toy. Pattern 6433 includes pattern and instructions with illustration and materials list. Send 15 cents in coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York City with name and address and pattern number.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th St
New York City
Moral Its an Art To Know When to Fight
A loud skunk challenges a lion to single combat and is promptly declined. The lion explains he would gain nothing from defeat while the skunk would gain fame for fighting him, and the lion would suffer social stigma from being seen with a skunk.
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Asheville
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Silver Shirts
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Dies
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Krivitsky
Strong and Weak Throughout History Quote
A condensed reflective line attributes to Herbert Spencer the idea that across history the strong relentlessly consume the weak, presenting a stark view of power dynamics and social struggle.
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