Peace Allies May Impose on Germany If Hitler Is Vanquished
The weekly news analysis surveys how Britain France and the United States confront the war crisis. It notes Chamberlain and Churchill shifting from appeasement to war, that Poland and the Baltic route face German dominance, and discusses U S neutrality cash and carry and possible outcomes for Versailles peace.
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U. S
Germany
Hitler
Britain
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Chamberlain
Montreal
Athenia
Ireland
der Fuehrer
Paris
London
Adolf Hitler
Upper Silesia
Nuremberg
Maginot Line
France
Poland
West Wall
Baltic
Gdynia
Russia
Mediterranean
Spain
Italy
Francisco Franco
Benito Mussolini
Black Seas
Rumania
Constanta
Warsaw
Balkan Countries
Europe
Roosevelt
Versailles
Reich
Mussolini
Roosevelts neutrality gamble tests Congress in 1940 era
In a Washington reminiscence, Roosevelt faced a boycott of his neutrality revision bid as he pressed Congress to back new controls. Polls showed shifting public support for change and a fear of war prompting a wary stance toward embargoes, passports, and convoy policy.
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Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House Oval
Hyde Park
Europe
Congress
Roosevelt
Cordell
Hull
Messrs
Sen
Key Pittman
Senate Committee
U. S
Gallup
State Department
Navy Department
Frank Murphy
Turning a dog clipping urge into a scrapbook hobby
A mother helps her son who compulsively clips dog pictures from magazines by guiding him to create a scrapbook. The idea, proposed by a friend, suggests cooperative boundaries, respecting others’ property, and turning impulse into a constructive, educational activity. The plan includes discussing dog images with guardians and coloring them realistically to enhance learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wilson
Donald
Mrs. Macgregor
Harry
Ethel
Fashionable Patterns for 18th Century Silhouettes and Fits
Patterns for No 1768 and No 1821 offer hourglass designs with faille wool crepe or velvet fabrics. Details include dart fittings at the waist and under the arms, built up shoulders or ribbon straps, and easy four-step sew charts. Sizes range 14 through 52 with yardage requirements and order info from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
Chronology of Events Leading to War in 1939
A sequence of August events culminating in war: German Soviet non aggression pact on August 21, Hitler demands on Poland, August 23, and August 27 talks with Dalaier. August 28 Britain insists on negotiated points, August 29–30 notes exchanged, August 31 Germany invades Poland. September 1 ultimatums from France and Britain, September 3 Britain declares war at 11 am and France at 5 pm.
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Hitler
Poland
Daladier
Britain
France
Germany
Butterfat Yields Rise Across Dairy Herds in Ten Years
Dairy herd improvement associations report a decade of higher butterfat output. The average yearly production per cow rose by about 30 pounds due to culling poor producers, targeted feeding, and better dairy sire selection, boosting member returns by roughly $8 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kendrick
Federal Bureau of Dairy Inustry
Association
Curious facts prove air pressure and symbolic lilies
The excerpt notes air density increases with depth, speculates on a 35 mile shaft having 1000 times denser air. It adds a Northern Ireland Easter lily ban on Easter Sunday tied to the 1916 rebellion. It also recalls Associate Justice Henry Baldwin serving on the US Supreme Court despite mental derangement, due to impeachment limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Henry Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the United States
Balcony as essential feature on the Italian Riviera homes
Across towns along the Italian Riviera a balcony is viewed as essential. homes without one often display painted substitutes with realistic touches such as family wash hung to dry on railings, a motif noted by Collier's.
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Riviera
Collier’s
Camels Test Show Slow Burn With More Tobacco
A laboratory report on 16 top brands finds Camels contain more tobacco by weight and burn 25 percent slower than the average of the others. The test shows Camels hold ash longer and deliver more smoke per pack, promoting them as a cooler, milder, tastier value.
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Joseph W. Labine
Western Newspaper Union
John McGovern
Independent
Labor Party
Neville
CBS
NBC News
French War Office
Western Front
Berlin
Wilhelmshaven
Asia
About
Japan
Orient
Tokyo
Stalin
Chungking
By Grace Archbold
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
Plato
King’s Soil Builders
Darling’s Soil Builders
Reg A Darling & Company P.O
Dept
St. Louis, Hil
War Seng Soil Builders
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