Slovak Crisis Shatters Hoare Peace Plan Vision
The weekly analysis surveys the Munich fallout and U.S. stance as Britain and France back a five power peace concept. It details the Brazil credit pact, U.S. aid to allies, and the Czech Slovak split exploited by Nazi pressure culminating in the dismemberment threats across Bohemia Slovakia and Carpatho Ukraine.
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Joseph W. la Bine
Munich
U. S
Harold Ickes
Congress
France
Britain
Hitler
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Peru
Europe
Great Britain
Spain
Francisco Franco
Mediterranean
Italy
London
Germany
Russia
Sir Samuel Hoare
Sir Samuel
United States
Washington
Cordell Hull
Kingdom Come
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
Sider
Berlin
Fuehrer
Konrad Henlein
Tiso
Austria
Bohemia
Carpatho- Ukraine
der Fuehrer
Ukraine
Reich
Carpatho-Ukraine
Poland
Hungary
Samuel Hoare
Paris
English Visit Seen as Test of Democratic Solidarity
A magazine column remarks on King George VI and Queen Elizabeth touring North America mid May to mid June, amid debate over democratic solidarity and the U.S. role in aiding Britain. It notes anti-Chamberlain sentiment, the risk of the visit being seen as a begging mission, and a satirical squirrel quotation attributed to a White House scene, warning Republicans of a potential 1940 landslide tailing the Democrats.
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Great Britain
King George
Queen Elizabeth
U. S
Peter Howard
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Chamberlain
England
Mason
Trade Barriers Endanger National Unity of States
Brackart’s Washington Digest notes how a single cream shipment without a permit highlights widespread state trade barriers. The piece argues such barriers threaten national unity, blaming local selfish interests and divergent state laws, urging Congress and policy to reduce obstacles to commerce. It cites Representative Halleck’s efforts to break down barriers and critiques federal policy perceived as eroding state rights.
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National Union of States
United States
Europe
Halleck
Indiana
Hare Carely Roper
Cordell Hull
Heaven and Earth
Papal Secretary of State Maglione Seen As Vatican Stand
Luigi Cardinal Maglione, aged 62, named papal secretary of state. lifelong friend and former classmate of Eugenio Pacelli, raised in France where he earned the Grand Cross of the legation. His Rome post signals continued Vatican stance toward totalitarian regimes amid Italian displeasure at his appointment.
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Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Erland
France
Rome
Congregation of the Council
Papal
Vatican
Missouri Bill Cites Toeless Heelless Shoes Ban
A proposed measure in Missouri seeks to ban sales of women’s toeless and heelless shoes during the spring fall and winter seasons. The bill argues such footwear lacks support and could impact public health and safety. If passed the law would restrict retailers from selling these styles within state borders.
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Missouri
Safety talk on accidents as leading cause of death
The National Safety Council reports that for ages three to twenty one accidents kill more people than any disease, and from three to forty more males die from accidents than disease. Among all ages, heart disease tops accidents for males, while for females six diseases outpace accidents as fatalities.
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National Safety Council
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Washington Digest
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Oregon
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Supreme Court of the United
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American Welding Engineering Corp
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Tericge
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