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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

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Will Daladier Turn Dictator Strike Defeat Arouses Fears

In a sweeping weekly analysis, critics warn Daladier may seize dictatorial power as 5,000,000 French workers protest with a one day strike against decree laws aimed to stave off financial chaos. The piece links the move to the Popular Front and fears of a drift toward fascism amid European tensions. It discusses U.S. treasury financing and international bets on Europe, including Germany’s push toward war, Russia, Poland, and Ukraine, with Mussolini and Hitler shaping a tense balance of power.

Daladier Leon Blum Blum Edouard Daladier Labor Popular Front Adolf Hitler Paul Reynard Jouhaux Aristide Briand M. Jouhaux Europe Hitler Treasury U. S Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr Morgenthau Mistic Benito Mussolini Germany Japan Russia Catherine II Alexander I Bey Ukraine Reich France Ruhr Czechoslovakia Sudetenland Hungary Poland Rumania Czech Moscow Berlin Finland

Pendulum of policy shifts between conservatism and liberalism

Washington observers see Roosevelt veering toward middle-ground economics with allies like Jackson and Hopkins. Farley’s stance and potential cabinet moves hint at a 1940 choice between a third term or a broader middle ground. Senate Republicans and Democrats push restraint on spending and relief, while O Mahoney’s committee probes business with no witch hunt, likely clarifying whether government will retain private enterprise or exert tighter control.

America Roosevelt James J. Farley Homer S. Cummings Jackson Farley Hopkins Cordell Hull Democratic Party Hull Congress Senate Oregon Charles L. McNary North Carolina Josiah W. Bailey Edward R. Burke Nebraska Bailey National Economic Committee Wyoming Joseph C. O'Mahoney U. S. Justice Department

What to Eat and Why C Houston Goudiss Discusses the Child Who Has Lagging Appetite

C Houston Goudiss explains causes of poor appetite in children and offers guidance for parents. He links undernourishment to income, education, and food choices, and stresses developing healthy attitudes toward meals, reducing fussiness, and avoiding punishment. He notes that illness and fatigue can suppress appetite and urges medical input for persistent anorexia.

C. Houston Goudiss

Helpful Hints for Quiet Family Meals with Young Children

The article advises making the whole family quieter to suit a finicky eater, keeping meals regular and peaceful, using impersonal table talk for older children, and letting younger ones eat independently. It recommends a short rest before meals, trying new food presentation, avoiding strong seasonings, and choosing mild flavors with familiar foods. Changes should be gradual and large vegetable pieces aid recognition. 2-WM-C. Houston Goodiss-1938-40.

C. Houston Goodiss

Crochet Luxurious Heirloom Medallions Pattern 6077

Advertisement details a snowflake daln ness medallion crochet pattern for scarves pillows and cloths. It notes an inexpensive luxury and shows an illustration of medallions with stitches. To obtain the pattern send 15 cents in coins to The Sewing Circle New York address with name and address and pattern number.

Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Spirit of Love Quote by Henry Drummond

A reflective excerpt emphasizes that life’s vivid moments arise when actions are done in a spirit of love, urging readers to value kindness and compassion in daily living.

Henry Drummond

Questions and Answers on Geography and Pronunciation Quirks

A quiz style recap lists several Q and A items. It notes there is no land at the North Pole and a claim history, Peary’s claim, a maple leaf contest winner with a 21 by 22 inch leaf, Huey Long’s 15 1/2 hour filibuster on June 12 1935, a Saxon Gospel interpretation, Daladier pronunciation, and Capitol floor area of 14 acres with 430 rooms used for offices committees and storage.

North Pole Canada Huey Long Congress Daladier United States Brea Robert Edwin Peary Sir Scott Walter Huey P. Long Senate

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Joseph W. la Bine Ross T. McIntire United States Naval Leon Jouhaux M. Daladier M. Briand Soviet Wesia Emania Orgeon McNary LUDEN
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