Europe’s Emergency Measures Hit U S Economic Structure
In Washington the editor notes U S neutrality and new strains from Europe and Asia. Defense warns of rubber and tin shortages. agriculture shows Britain buying Turkish tobacco, cutting U S exports. Britain limits U S cotton and wheat. Mails face searches. Japan embargo pressure grows. political shifts and wartime policy actions unfold as Allies seek unity.
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Cordell Hull
United States
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Rio de Janiero
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Congress
War voices and political bets in early wartime talks
Sir Ronald Campbell urges Americans to see the war as right versus wrong and not a phony struggle. Dr Alexis Carrel stresses mutual understanding to reach peace. Maury Hughes predicts Garner nomination if Roosevelt does not run. W Gibson Carey Jr critiques budget missteps as proof of lack of will and character.
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France
Alexis Carrel
Maury Hughes
Garner
Roosevelt
Louisiana Reform Candidate Campaigns Against Earl Long
Sam Houston Jones signals reform drive and vows to defeat Gov Earl K Long in the February runoff. He cites Huey Long tactics and cites a six day legislature pushing 20 bills and repeals. Browder case proceeds in New York as Chiangs relations with Italy shift. Mary McElroy commits suicide in Kansas City days after kidnapping victim fame. Paderewski reportedly accepts Poland in exile presidency in Paris.
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Huey
Long
Jones
iIn
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Count Galeazzo Ciano
Wang Ching-Wei
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China
Paris
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
Agriculture: Wheat Surplus Moves Under Government Quotas
The Agriculture Department and CCC plan to unload wheat as export demand rises. Farmers with 1938 government loaned wheat must redeem or surrender grain by March 31. 1939 loans likely not extended. Subsidies on exports to China and Hong Kong resume from Pacific ports amid farm bill concerns.
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CCC
Department of Agriculture
Pacific
China
Hongkong
Department
Momentous Finland Aid Question Faces U S Policy
William Bruckart argues the United States stands at a fork in policy over a proposed 60 million loan to Finland. He warns such aid could drag the U S into Europe's war, provoke propaganda campaigns, and strain the Johnson Act while urging cautious, noncommittal stance.
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Winston Churchill
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Grenville
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Joe Stalin
Adolf Hitler
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R. A. F. Fliers
Sylt
Helgoland
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Washington
United States
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Congress
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America
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France
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Hiram Johnson
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Sen. Johnson
Roosevelt
Slip In Dart Fitted Slender Slip Pattern No 1821 B
Barbara Bell pattern 1821 B offers a dart fitted slip with underarm darts for smooth shaping and no bulk. It can be made strap style or with built up shoulders. Sizes 36 to 52 require specific yardages and a 15 cent pattern order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
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Help for Finland prompts U S policy debate
The note argues that U S involvement with Finland hinges on national policy rather than aid. It suggests that loans to Finland would shift the nation toward financial markets and lending, creating different political and economic propositions and raising questions about strategic aims.
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U. S
Finland
Contempt Across Generations Quote Adapts from Masefield
A concise reflection attributes generational strain to inherited attitudes with a famous line from John Masefield. The saying underscores tension between older and younger cohorts across time.
Common Sense About Constipation
A doctor advises addressing the cause of constipation rather than just curing symptoms. The piece suggests many eat refined foods and lack bulk in their diet. It recommends Kellogg's All Bran for breakfast, plenty of water, and consulting a physician for chronic conditions.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
By the Uncertain Snobbery Is the Pride of Unsure
Berton Braley notes that those who doubt their stance revel in uncertain snobbery and social pose as a defense of self image.
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Berton Braley
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