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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1939

Page

2

Closer U S Brazil Cooperation Seen After Aranha Visit

Weekly News Analysis notes a predicted closer U S Brazil cooperation following Aranha's visit. The editor states opinions reflect the analyst, not the newspaper.

U. S Brazil Aranha

Pan-American trade hopes and U S policy signals

The piece notes Brazil’s foreign minister Oswaldo Aranha urging American industrial cooperation for Brazil’s development and opposing ideologies, while U S relations with Argentina and broader trade issues test hemispheric solidarity. It covers looming export credits, currency questions, and anticipated three corner cartels with Germany and Britain amid rearmament debates.

U. S Argentina Cordell Hull U.S Brazil Oswaldo Aranha Dr. Aranha United States America Washington Rio Export-Import Bank Adolf Hitler Reichstag Germany Britain Neville Chamberlain Dusseldorf State Department

Trend in May TV sales and broadcast expansion.

Reports forecast only a limited number of television receivers will go on sale in May as six broadcasting stations begin operation.

Philadelphia Forts Jap ‘Care France Maginot Line Inner Mongolia Paris L’humanite U. S

Censorship Debate Spurs Questions on Free Speech

Washington column argues that free press and free radio are under pressure from Roosevelt Ickes and Wheeler reforms. It notes the FCC reshaping, fears of critic suppression, and references media figures like Cameron and Carter amid a broader push for tighter government control.

Washington America United States Roosevelt Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes Ickes Mr. Ickes Senate Wheeler Montana Democrat Federal Communications Commission Commission Frank McNinch The Communications Commission New Deal

Safety Talks Can It Be the Climate

The National Safety Council report on 1937 shows 11 western states except Utah had higher accident death rates than any other state group. Nevada led with 137.6 deaths per 100 000. Florida and Delaware exceeded 105. Rhode Island was 55.9.

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