Nations Agree to Mediterranean Anti piracy Pact
Britain and France mobilize a major destroyer fleet to police the Mediterranean under a nine power pact signed near Geneva. Russia and others oppose Italy and Germany over alleged pirate submarines as Japan presses in China with heavy fighting around Shanghai and North Hopei. Secretary Morgenthau triggers $300 million cash issue to support gold reserves while Roosevelt warns the danger of war and pushes measures to keep the U.S. out. Cotton crop forecasts rise to a record high.
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Nyon
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Bulgaria
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Germany
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Britaum
Anthony Eden
Morgenthau
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Open Market Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
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Far East Americans in Shanghai Demand U S Ship Protection
Americans in Shanghai face constant danger as they press Washington for protection of ships amid war zone risk. The American Chamber of Commerce asks for clear policy from Hull while others urge a stronger U S stance and evacuation rumors spark panic. Vice consuls are ordered to depart Chinese ports.
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Shanghai
Washington
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
Hull
Roosevelt
Augusta
Yangtze Waters
Far East
China
State Department
League appeal frames action against Japanese aggression in Geneva
Chinese delegation at Geneva appeals to League of Nations and non members to join in actions against Japan's aggression. The statement cites Article 17 and warns sanctions if Japan rejects邀itation. Chinese charges say Japan has massed 60 000 troops around Shanghai and Woosung and aims to attack Nanking while illegal coast blockade is declared. Adolf Hitler meanwhile pledges defensive war with Italy and Japan to combat Bolshevism.
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Council of Reply
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Shanghai
Nanking
Chincse
Nazis Too Busy to Fight at Nuremberg Rally
Hitler told Nazi officials at Nuremberg that Germany is too busy for war and outlined plans he says will take 20 to 40 years to complete. He urged colonies be returned to supply markets for German goods and argued naval bases abroad would not threaten Britain.
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Nurembert
Germany
Reichsfuehrer
Great Britain
McGrady Quits Labor Post for RCA Executive Role
BEDWARD F McGRADY deputy labor secretary and chief strike troubleshooter for Mine Fran ces Perkins resigned to join the Radio Corporation of America as executive vice president in charge of industrial relations with a salary estimated at 15 000 to 50 000 dollars Roosevelt said he expressed deep regret at the move noting McGradys work in maintaining harmonious labor relations and mediation in the Little Steel strike his government service will remain available on call to aid the administration.
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Frances Perkins
Radio Corporation of America
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Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Lewis
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C. I. GO
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Burke
Nebraska
Clark
Missouri
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Farley
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Guffey
Pennsylvania
Senate
White House
Congress
Wallace
Western Newspaper Union
What a Mess Washington Labor Policy Mess
Analyzing how labor policy under the Wagner act and the National Labor Relations Board creates political friction between the AFL and CIO. The piece reviews court orders against National Electric Products, board rulings supporting union efforts, and Roosevelt administration dynamics with John L. Lewis and potential court-packing context.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
Labor Relations Board
Wagner
New York
New Dealer
United States District Court
Pennsylvania
National Electric Products Corporation
Ambridge
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
Manufacturing Corporation
Committee For Industrial Organization Union
National Labor Relations Act
Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization
Sebor Relations Board
Congress
Fluebire Bird Motifs for Cross Stitch Patterns
An old sewing pattern advertises Fluebire bird motifs for embroidery on borders and corners of towels breakfast sets scarves and curtains. Tulips stitched in single thread with gay floss. includes transfers for multiple motif sizes and color suggestions. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York with name and address.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Favorite Recipe of the Week Desserts with Custard and Meringue
A recipe sequence describes scalding milk with orange rind then mixing eggs sugar vanilla and salt, adding hot milk, cooking to a custard, chilling, and serving with meringue and jelly. It also outlines uncooked meringue with egg whites beaten with sugar and vanilla for a light foam garnish.
Wealth in Happiness Simple joys found in books birds and friends
Quote by Vinton A. Holbrook on wealth being the ability to find happiness in simple things such as books birds and friends that cost nothing.
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Vinton A. Holbrook
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