Nazi Peace Feelers Rejected But Europe Still Shuns War
A 1936 analysis notes Hitler’s peace hints rejected by Britain and France as Europe stays in a tense stalemate. Russia exploits Baltic gains while Germany and Italy maneuver amid looming conflict. troop movements and air raids signal rising war jitters across northern Europe.
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Sukro Saragoglu
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Turkey
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Berlin
Labor conventions trend through wars and unions
Reports from a tense labor convention era show Rep. Martin Dies pressing to publish a communist list while William Green and the AF of L weigh strikes, war chests, and possible mediation. Taft and CIO clashes color labor politics as isolationism shifts with embargo repeal debates and a push for cash-and-carry policy.
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Texas
Martin Dies
un-Americanism Committee
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William Green
War's Peace Paradox and Swing Toward a Two Ocean Navy
Washington debate traces a peace theme amid rising war plans as Senate talks repeal of the arms embargo. The piece notes increased force building, Navy yard restrictions, and questions why war talk persists while public favor leans to peace. It cites von Bernstorff and U S defense debates shaping a two ocean navy.
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Charles W. Tobey
Key Pittman
Tobey
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California
Sheridan Downey
Colorado
Edwin C. Johnson
Europe
Washington
Atlantic
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Navy Department
Navy
War Department
Brown
Nose Prize Sparks The Local Flower Show Scandal
Smith who organized the show is celebrated for his horticulture but mutters anger upon reading a report that praises a large red nose on display. The anecdote suggests a humorous or scandalous highlight as the paper notes his exhibit drew all eyes.
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Smith
Sober Joy in a Brave Mind Resilience
A compact reflection on true joy as serenity within, opposing laughter as rejoicing. Seneca claims cheerfulness comes from a brave mind and fortune under its feet, highlighting inner resolve over external luck.
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Seneca
Prince Albert Smoking Toyed With Crimp Cut and No-Bite
Laboratory experts ranked the 31 largest tobacco sellers with Prince Albert named as the coolest option. Printed records show Prince Albert smoked 86 degrees cooler, with a crimp cut and no bite treatment making smoking easier and neater.
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Prince Albert
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