Slovak Crisis Upends U S Inspired Peace Plan Analysis
The column argues that post Munich tensions in Europe derail Sir Samuel Hoare's five power peace proposal as Slovakia and Ruthenia push autonomy. It notes Czechoslovakia's fracture under German pressure, Britain's rescue action for a British freighter, and the shift away from appeasement strategies.
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Harold Ickes
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Peru
Europe
Great Britain
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Francisco Franco
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Sir Samuel
United States
Washington
Cordell Hull
Kingdom Come
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
Demo
der Fuehrer
Ukraine
Reich
Bohemia
Carpatho-Ukraine
Poland
Hungary
Samuel Hoare
Paris
Royal visit to U S stirs political debate and satire
King George and Queen Elizabeth will tour the United States June 8 to 11 in a gesture of democratic solidarity, prompting critics to warn the trip could aid a begging image for England while political satire and prophecies of a 1940 Republican landslide circulate.
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Great Britain
King George
Elizabeth
Toronto
U. S
Peter Howard
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Chamberlain
George
Queen Elizabeth
England
Maglione Named Papal Secretary of State
Luigi Cardinal Maglione, 62, lifelong friend of Eugenio Pacelli, ascends to papal state secretary of state. Ordained 1901, he served in Vatican diplomacy including Switzerland and Palestine, earned the Grand Cross in France, and heads the Congregation of the Council before the Rome posting. His appointment signals continued Vatican stance toward totalitarian regimes amid Italian displeasure.
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Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pius XII
Italy
Cardinal Maglione
Vatican
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Palestine
Caesaria
France
Rome
Congregation of the Council
Papal State
Trend observations and policy notes from early 20th century
Banking banks urged to cut thrift accounts to protect earnings. City manager form of government expanding to 487 U. S. communities with more expected by May 30. U S hospitals totaled 6166 in 1938 up from 6128 in 1937 with a patient admitted every 3.3 seconds. Missouri bills consider banning toeless and heelless women shoes in all seasons.
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New York State
U. S
Missouri
Cream bootlegger sparks clash over state trade barriers
A Washington column criticizes milk and cream regulations as obstacles to interstate commerce. It cites state tariffs, load limits, and labeling laws as barriers. urges reform under Halleck to reduce trade friction and preserve national unity.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
National Union of States
United States
Europe
Cordell Hull
Heaven
Earth
Monterey Named California’s First Capital and Historic Hub
Monterey, a quiet Pacific town, served as California’s first capital from 1776 to 1849 under Spain Mexico and the United States. Its role in early settlement earned it the label Williamsburg of the West.
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Missouri
California
Oregon
Florida
Supreme Court of the United States
Monterey
Blue Pacific
Spain
Mexico
United States
Williamsburg
Safety Talks on Accidents Surpass Disease for Youth
The National Safety Council reports that between ages three and 21 accidents kill more people than any disease. From ages three to 40 accidents kill more males than disease, while heart disease tops deaths among males. For females six diseases exceed accidents as a cause of death.
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Western Newspaper Union
National Safety Council
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