European Peace Talk Amid Rising War Winds
Weekly analysis by Joseph W. Enbine discusses ongoing peace efforts despite mounting warfare. References Hitler, Goering, and Gestapo stance while noting European trade rhetoric and U S moves to renew reciprocal trade treaties under Hull, Messersmith, and legislative debate on tariffs and defense spending.
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Hitler
Washington
State Department
George Messersmith
Europe
Hull
Chiang Kai-shek faces new issues as Nanning falls
The report outlines Chiang Kai-shek's concern over Japan seizing Nanning and closing a major Chinese supply route from French Indo-China and British Burma while another route remains at risk in Yunnan. It notes Soviet relations wavering, Hollywood studio strikes, and Romania's precarious neutrality amid German and Russian pressures.
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Nanning
Japan
Indo-China
Burma
Chiang Kai-shek
Yunnan
Chiang
Kunming
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
Prince Michael of Romania Becomes Senate Counselor
In Bucharest the dimpled Prince Michael, just past his eighteenth birthday, took his seat in the senate as a national counselor. In San Francisco, Billy Rose bid $1,450,000 to control the Golden Gate International Exposition in 1940.
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Prince Michael of
Romania
Senate
San Francisco
Billy Rose
Reactions to the Good News Lesson Text
A preached meditation on Matthew 11 16 30 and 12 30 stressing childlike faith and restful companionship. It contrasts worldly learning with trust in Christ, argues unbelief hides as self righteous critique, and urges honesty about why one rejects Jesus. It cites Chorazin Bethsaida and Jesus explaining that all who are not with Him scatter.
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Jesus
Chorazin
Bethbsaida
God the Father
Jesus Christ
New York calls for film trade shift in Garbo era
The piece notes Mayor La Guardia urging moviemakers to relocate to New York but finds Hollywood unmoved. Greta Garbo launches a sophisticated romantic comedy with City for Sale retitled Ladies Know Too Much, reflecting New York’s theatrical pull versus Hollywood. Rudy Vallee encounters a host role on a variety show, misreading hosting duties. Ruth Reece and Cold River residents remain CBS stars, continuing Coast to Coast dramatizations five days weekly in 1937.
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la Guardia
New York
Hollywood
Commerce chief launches drive to remove trade barriers
Secretary of commerce Wasry Hopkins opened a campaign to remove interstate trade barriers, saying they threaten the nation’s economic life. The remark comes as discussions focus on boosting domestic growth and easing cross state commerce concerns.
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Wasry Hopkins
Secretary of Commerce
New Agriculture Agreement Ends January 26
A new agreement replaces the present abrogated pact which expires January 26. An agriculture note reports Gallup finding that 70 percent of Americans approve the food stamp plan.
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Gallup
U. S
Three Christmas Islands Named in Atlas Under British Flag
In a fragmentary atlas entry three Christmas Islands are listed as British territories. One island lies in the Indian Ocean with a population measured in 1898, another near Cape Breton, and a third near Desolation Sound. The garbled notes mention Des 19 and names such as Thomas and Tew, plus a Cape and Hidden Staircase reference, but details are unclear.
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Indian Ocean
Cape Breton
Ote
de France
Tyan
Rankie Thomas
Bor
May
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