European Peace Talk Persists Amid Rising Warfare
Weekly analysis notes peace efforts outpacing battles as Nazi miscalculations and anti-Hitler movements fuel German worries. Chamberlain envisions a postwar Europe with trade, while Hull and Messersmith push reciprocal treaties to anchor lasting peace. Garner hints at a 1940 bid. Dewey urged as GOP standard bearer.
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Washington
State Department
George Messersmith
Europe
Hull
NAMES IN THE NEWS: DIES DEMANDS COOPERATION INQUIRY
Martin Dies attacked the administration over the un Americanism investigation and warned of responsibility for killing it. Harry Woodring boasted of Kansas governorship and a cabinet post while noting a fourth child. Harry Hopkins led a drive to remove interstate trade barriers seen as a threat to the economy.
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Martin Dies
un-Americanism Investigating Committee
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Harry Hopkins
Tyrolean Folk Aliased Rites Mark Christmas Celebrations
In Innsbruck Tyrolean villagers observe Christmas with unusual customs. Simple-minded devout people wear animal masks for the Lord’s birthday. Trees are carved from wood and ornate. They also wear towering headpieces unveiled only during December.
Rumblings Over Federal Spending Split Two Schools of Thought
Washington commentary notes a split in views on federal spending. Taft Adams Morgenthau Roosevelt all push for curbed or controlled outlays with debt limits in focus. A circulating secret memorandum argues for rebuilding America via more federal spending funded by future income, aiming to shape the 1940 campaign.
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Mr. Roosevelt
America
United States
Tighter Hand on Government Spending to Be Laid Down
The piece argues relief spending will remain high next year while curtailment of other government activity is needed. It cites Taft Adams Byrd as pushing for spending cuts and warns that bureaucracy and an inner circle of advisers hinder reform under President Roosevelt and Jim Farley.
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Italy
France
Europe
Roosevelt
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Adams
Hopkins
Harry Byrd
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Senate
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Emil Hurja
Mr. Hurja
United States
Cap Scarf and Mittens Crochet Pattern 6504
Woolly cap scarf and mittens set for a little girl. Simple crochet pattern 6504 provides 4 6 and 8 year sizes with materials and color schemes. Send 15 cents to The Sewing role Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY for pattern.
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Household Arts Dept
14Th St
New York
N. Y
Demand: Bayer Aspirin superiority of some men is local
Quote from Johnson notes that greatness is often local to one's circle and that true superiority stems from the company a person keeps rather than personal merit. The remark frames social perception as a function of surrounding peers.
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Johnson
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