Russia Returns to Spotlight in a World on Edge
In this analysis Joseph W. La Bin argues Russia reenters diplomacy as Germany extends influence from Czechoslovakia toward the Ukraine while Poland and Romania shift under Berlin pressure. The piece links European and Asian crises, notes Japan’s Manchukuo advances, and cites U S tariff moves and Arabia oil twists shaping a tense global balance.
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Russia
Munich
Adolf Hitler
France
Britain
Italy
Germany
Moscow
Europe
Japan
Hitler
Ukraine
Berlin
Carol
Romania
Bucharest
Balkan
Bulgaria
Yugo Slavia
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Reich
Poland
Czech
Rumania
U. S
Portsmouth
Manchukuo
Mongpolia
Russian Sibera
Chankufeng Hill
Asia
Siberian
Tokyo
Canton
Hainan
Barcelona
Wheat Acreage Shifts Driven by 1939 Conditions
Officials say 1939 wheat acreage may top AAA goal by about 11 million bushels with total winter and spring wheat prospects at 65 678 000 acres. Factors include soil conservation adherence, feed needs adjustments from last year, and revisions tied to the prior crop estimates.
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AAA
Col Hurban Defies German Demand Over Czech Legation
Slovak born Col Hurban, staunch Czech patriot, refused to surrender the Czech legation in Washington to the German ambassador. He served with Russian forces in World War I and helped found the Czech nation with Masaryk. He held posts in Egypt and Sweden before becoming minister again in Washington. The Czech U S trade treaty, achieved earlier, was abrogated under Hitler's regime.
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Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Ukrainie
Rumania
Poland
Reich
Prague
Warsaw
Germany
Danzig
Baltic
Lithuania
Memel
Ukraine
Russia
Carol
London
George
Neville Chamberlain
Mussolini
Europe
Vladimae
Hurban
Hungary
Washington
Carpathian Mountains
Czar’s War College
Eisenhowers danger warned as Europe reshapes map
Western Newspaper Union analysis warns that Hitler may redraw borders and threaten global stability. It criticizes U.S. bureaucrats for delays in domestic raw material development essential for war readiness, urging Congress to back domestic production and Alaska resource development.
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War and Navy Departments
War Department
Congress
Congressional
United States
House Committee On Military Affairs
May
Rocky Mountain
Washington
Bureau of Mines
America
Unicon
The Uncle Phil Says: Witty Observations From The Past
A column of satirical quips on travel politeness commerce and family life. It mocks the idea of earning bread by toil notes the oddities of wealth and power and questions Caesarism and early religious persecution with cutting humor.
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Richberg
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Ohio State University
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Washington Digest
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National Press Bldg
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