Reversal of Foreign Policy Seen In U S and Britain to China
The piece discusses shifts in U S and British policy toward China amid the China Japan conflict. It cites the Export-Import Bank loan of 25 million dollars, future British export credits, and a Chinese open door strategy challenged by Tokyo. It notes reactions from German and Romanian officials, the Spanish throne issue, and Washington gossip about Roper, Garner, Hopkins, and labor politics shaping 1940.
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Chinese Exchange Equalization Fund
Germany
Diplomatische Korrespondenz
United States
Farm Topics by Dr. A. R. Winter on Poultry Care
Dr. A R Winter outlines efficient laying-house feeding with free lunch counters, recommending separate self feeders for mash concentrate and grains. He advises culling underperforming two-year-olds, repairing ventilation, and avoiding routine Fowl Pox vaccination if pullets are near laying readiness.
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A. R. Winter
Poultry Department
Advantage of Shared Breeds in Dairy Herds
A dairyman starting with purebreds benefits from neighbors having the same breed. Local buyers flock to the area for available stock, making sales easier and enabling bull exchanges and cooperative purebred ownership. Shared breeds also enable participation in breed sales and foster community cooperation across livestock, poultry, and other stock.
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Missouri
Facts On Eggs Bees and Farm Practices
Farmers in Vermont use grade A eggs as the standard in some states while others consider it second best. Clean straw mulch aids strawberry plant protection in winter. Terraces should be inspected for rodent holes to prevent breaks. About ten percent of US egg production goes to cold storage. The US hosts about four and a half million honey bee colonies producing roughly 160 million pounds of honey annually. Undersized pullets yield undersized eggs. The common goose is the oldest domesticated bird. A poultry nutrition program aids pullet growth for peak egg output. Dairy herd improvement members monitor cow production and feed cost and quality.
Trend How the Wind Is Blowing
The year’s Christmas mail set a record with 3 billion postage stamps required. California’s medical association approves a state health insurance plan for doctor and hospital care, the first of its kind by a state medical group. Social security law changes top the agenda as 44 states convene in January. Detroit, the nation’s fourth largest city, reduces automobile deaths by 42.9 percent in 1938.
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California’s Medical Association
Detroit
United States
Pan America and the Lima conference outcomes
The article surveys U S Pan American policy at Lima, noting Washington must shed dominance while remaining guardian. It highlights Hull’s need for unanimity, Argentina and Mexico tensions, and Landon’s presence. It underlines London’s support for Roosevelt policy and a broader call for unity against totalitarian powers.
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Lima
Cordell Hull
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Germany
Mexico
Hull
Alf M. Landon
London
Washington
Great Britain
Eden
Cliveden
Reginald Denny turns toy planes into a war tech venture
Reginald Denny, once a boxing champ turned film star, grows his Reginald Denny Industries into a robot plane business. A radio controlled flying torpedo concept aims at army tests next summer, with plans for pilotless swarms and bomb guidance. Denny, famed as a wholesome American figure, now blends cinema fame with tech ambitions and wartime applications.
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New York
Reginald Denny
Pug Denny
Royal Air Force
United States
Charles Frohman
Duke of York’s Theater
Repeated Hollywood Modeling Mistakes In Moral-less Tale
Virginia Vale surveys Hollywood’s modeling trap with anecdotes about beauty fading in real life and contracts that fail to honor true looks. She cites Anita Counihan Mary Kornman and Anita’s experience with photo appeal and later misgivings while noting Douglas Fairbanks Sr plans three 1930 films and rising talent Eugene Conley and John Laing moving into bigger roles.
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Doug, Sr
Virginia Vale
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