Weekly News Analysis New Lands for Germany and Italy
Editor notes opinions here reflect analysis. Hitler signals new 1939 aims including reclaiming colonies, pressuring France and Britain, and expanding Germany's raw material access. Mussolini’s Italy may pursue French claims, while Britain and France seek appeasement amid growing aggression. The piece also covers U S plane production, France navy aircraft deals, and debates in Congress on military aid and aviation growth.
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Roosevelt Aides Face Senate Clash Over Nominations
Washington analysis notes rising tension as Roosevelt appointees trigger Senate scrutiny. It highlights Amlie to ICC, Hopkins and Murphy cabinet posts, and concerns over strings attached to the inner circle. Observers warn opposition could reshape party power and policy.
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Washington Digest reports strain on appointments in Senate control
Brackart's Washington Digest notes pressure on President's appointments to public office causing unease among followers. It reports Roper being ousted as Secretary of Commerce to clear room for Hopkins.
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Finest Needlework In Exclusive Design Advertisement Pattern
An 1841 pattern offer from The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York invites readers to send 15 cents for doily patterns including an oval center piece 18 by 36 inches and smaller doilies. The ad highlights string material and illustrated stitches and asks for name address and pattern number.
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