Real War Looms in Hitler Speech and World Tensions
Analysis notes Hitler’s seventh anniversary address signaling intensified conflict with Allies. Berlin praised, Britain warned as Nazi bombers hit coasts and ships. Daladier and Chamberlain signal escalations. Russo-Japanese talks falter, Manchukuo conflict looms. Soviet losses mount as fronts shrink resources.
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Hitler
Poland
Arthur Greiser
Arthur Seyss-Inquari
Hans Frank
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Russia
Germany
Britain
France
London
Berlin
Daladier
Neville Chamberllain
Japan
Winds of War and Policy Sparked in late 1939 Budget
A multi item digest shows trends from the era including a seven year income study by Northwestern National Life noting profits from the war, a Supreme Court ruling limiting a federal appeals court over the FCC, and Standard Oil NJ acquiring Buna rubber rights from I. G. Farben. It details moves in maritime, aviation, and European diplomacy, plus U.S. budget cuts, farm subsidies fights, and Roosevelt’s birthday push for rural hospital funding.
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Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Minneapolis
John Public
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Court of Appeals
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Pottsville
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Farbenindustrie
Germany
London
House
Post Office
Treasury
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
House Appropriations Committee
End of the Labor Convention Sparks Scandals and Budget Battles
The convention denounced Roosevelt policies while endorsing the union executive board to pick a Democratic candidate and fund campaigns. John Lewis sent United Mine Workers home after a hard speech. Thurman Arnold faces large anti trust indictments and a tight budget hindering prosecutions. Barrymore's party night and early old age insurance checks in 48 states close the report.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Paul McNutt
Frances Perkins
Republican Party
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
House Committee
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Buster Thurman Arnold
Arnold
Budget Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
Washington
U. S
Merry Fahrney Denies Love Trysts in Divorce Suit
Headliners alert for patent medicine heiress Merry Fahrney accused of love trysts with her first husband as she seeks a divorce from Count Oleg Cassini. Other items include Mrs Borah finding $207000 in a safety deposit, Eccles’s reappointment, Martin’s GOP neutrality plea, von Starhemberg’s army commission, Coughlin questioned by DOJ, and Cardenas rejecting further oil arbitration.
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Merry Fahrney
Oleg Cassini
William E. Borah
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Joseph Martin
Dark Horse
Topeka
Kan
Ernst von Starhemberg
Austria
Heimwehr
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Justice Department
New York
Jewish Peoples’ Committee
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Favorite Foods in Lent Offer Meatless Meal Ideas
A Wartime-era guide outlines meatless meals using fish eggs milk cheese beans and nuts. It details cheese and nut use in cereals rice and macaroni, suggests vegetable plates with peas beans or eggs, and includes recipes for Banana Scallops Baked Eggs Rice au Gratin and Swiss Eggs with specific ingredients and baking directions.
Shirred Dress With Corselette Waistline Adapts For Housewear
Pattern No. 9634 offers a shirred bodice with a deep square neckline and rounded sleeves. The dress, shown in bold cotto like fabrics or printed silk crepe, features a corseted waist and rippling skirt, with sizes 12 through 20 and yardage notes. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
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Sewing Circle
W. Wacke Dr
Chicago
Soups to Warm the Noon Meal From Eleanor Howe
A note on hearty soups and clear starters, promising Eleanor Howe's tested recipes to be shared next week. The column hints at chowders and cream soups as mainstays, with clear soups as appetizers for hearty dinners, aiming to become family favorites.
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Eleanor Howe
Better Baking Guide for Home Cooks by Eleanor Howe
Practical booklet offers reliable tested recipes and technique tips for breads cakes cookies and flaky pies. Send 10 cents to Better Baking care of Eleanor Howe 919 N Michigan Ave Chicago Illinois for a copy released by Western Newspaper Union.
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Eleanor Howe
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Ualan
Parchment Paper Keeps Fish in Shape for Broiling
A simple method uses parchment cut to the fish shape greased beneath each slice. The fish broils through without turning and can be served with the parchment removed. This technique helps prevent sticking and preserves form.
Time Saver Uses Snap Fasteners On Cushion Tops
Time Saver adopts snap fasteners to join cushion tops replacing sewn openings. The system saves time during production and allows easy removal for laundering when soiled. Unclasping the snaps lets tops be slipped off and washed.
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Joseph W. Labine
Western Newspapel Union
Helsingfors
Hlond and
von Bergen
Vatican
Finland
Moscow
Norway
Sweden
The
Balkans
Rumania
Turkey
Greece
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Transylvania
Wallace
Texas
Marvin Jones
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jesse Jones
Mississippi
Pat Harrison
Labor Board Committee
NLRB
Warren Madden
Hull
Michigan
Vandenberg
Foreign Trade Board
Frank Hook
Congressional
Rep
Martin
Dies
Hook
Wallace and Jones
John Barrymore
My Dear Children
Diana
Elaine Barrie
Miss Barrie
John
Nold News
Elizabeth Vickery
Dr. Pierce
Mort
Dé Guccaaful
Dr. Bierce
Modis
Taylor
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