Restrained Optimism From Col Leonard Ayres Of Cleveland
Col Leonard Ayres of Cleveland, a banker and former educator, shares a cautious, hopeful view on business health. The piece traces his career from teaching to finance, notes his early foresight on 1929 conditions, and highlights his China experience and recent rise as an economic liaison.
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Col
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland
Cairo
Colonel Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Russell Sage Foundation
Germany
Department of Commerce
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Columbia School of Mines
J. G. White Engineering Company
DuPonts
China
Consolidated Features
WNU
Probe Into Moseley Politics and Rome-Berlin Pact View
The piece surveys anti-Semitism in U. S. public life with Moseley linked to an anti Jewish drive fed by Dudley Gilbert reports and a Dies committee sub hearing. It warns Mussolini faces a delicate balance as Rome-Berlin axis strains among Balkan, Mediterranean, and Franco interests amid shifting alliances. It also notes NRA era price collusion and Justice Department anti trust funding as Arnold outlines new regional offices and oil industry probes.
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America
Texas
Martin Dies
George van Horn Moseley
New Deal
Moseley
New York
Dudley Gilbert
Oight Club
James Erwin Campbell
Owensboro
Campbell
Mes
Gilbert
Dies Committee
Patamet
Julius Cohesar
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Trentino
Trieste
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Rome-Berlin
Reich
Adriatic Sea
Mediterranean
Hitler
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Europe
Maxim Litvinov
Stalin
France
Britain
Mussolini
Greece
Turkey
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Mussolinii
Iberian Peninsula
Austria
Sudetenland
Czecho-Slovakia
Memel
Albania
Danzig
Dr Duce
Andre Francois-Poncet
Galeazzo Ciano
Rome
Russia
House
Buster Arnold
Justice Department
Arnold
Atlanta
Chicago
Oklahoma City
San Francisco
Madison
Wis
Pacific Coast
Congress
President Roosevelts Beef Deal Sparks Political Fire
Brackart reports on Roosevelt's decision to have the navy buy Argentine Co operatives canned corned beef, highlighting legal requirements, bid comparisons, and the potential political cost. It notes US and Argentine tensions, Buy American policy, and Secretary Hull’s role in diplomacy amid the beef affair.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Inc
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court of the United States
Navy
United States
Argentine Cooperatives, Inc
Congress
Department of State
Hull
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hull
Roosevelt and Argentine Beef Debacle
Analyzes President Roosevelt’s the Argentine beef contract and ensuing political backlash. Describes how a Navy procurement decision sparked House controversy, a push to ban such overseas feeding, and the broader critique of national policy and self interest amid the relief economy and labor laws.
Juvenile Bedspread In Simple Crochet Pattern 6334
Fun for kids and adults, the center panel features a children's prayer with juvenile figures and a teddy bear border in three pieces. Includes instructions and charts, materials list, and illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W 14th St, New York NY.
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Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th St
New York
N. Y
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Niantic
Conn
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Boston University
Rochester
Puerto Rico
Wall Street
Edward Bruce
Fine Arts Division
Treasury Department
William R. Murchison
Richard C. Patterson Jr
Corrections
New York City
Joseph W. Labine
Western Newspaper Union
Will Hays
Charles Coughlin
Communist Party
Collier’s Magazine
Harvard
Earnest Hooton
Hooton
Axis
NRA
Buster Thurman Arnold
Thurman Arnold
Brackart
Washington Digest
William Brackart
National Press Bldg
Washington, D. C
Senate
House Committee On Appropriations
White House
Capitol
Argentina
South America
Union
Son Seng
Metro Melody Music Publishers
Geary
Calif
Portland
Reson
An Callen, Pelieres
Ayette
Idaho
Park, R. R. Station
C. F. Callen
Payette
BABY
Sy Ene
Atlas CO
Chostsau
St. Louis
Wen
U. S
Josh Lee
Scotties
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