Weekly News Analysis: Nazi Argentine Trade Plans Threaten U.S. Program
A column by Joseph W. La Bine weighs threats to U S trade policy from Argentina and Germany, detailing barter schemes, farm price measures, and defense spending. It notes Argentina's import reductions, German lard trades, U S farm loans, and looming European tensions as World War II-era policies collide with Hull's reciprocal program. It cites bank and industry figures, and outlines the political climate in Britain, France, and Spain, plus labor tensions in the U A W and CIO.
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Joseph W. la Bine
U. 5S
Cordell Hull
Hull
Buenos Aires
U. S
Lima
Argentina
Roosevelt
Congress
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Midwest
Reich
R. H. Cabell
Armour and Company
Bull
Bailiwick
White House
Europe
House
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Vinson Naval
France
Britain
California
Senate
White House Congress
Sen
Hiram Johnson
Neville Chamberlain
Rome
Barcelona
Spain
Italy
England
Francisco Franco
Paris
London
Berlin
Gibraltar
Libya
Tunisia
Trendy wind in films faces new Vermont rule
A survey notes motion pictures may now be shown in Vermont under local option during the Sabbath. Provincetown imposes then withdraws a knee exposure ban after voting records unclear. U S card makers say more women play poker, potentially surpassing bridge. Harvard president Conant proposes an eight year medical education plan replacing two four-year tracks.
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Vermont
Provincetown
Mass
U. S
James B. Conant
Harvard
Barbara Bell Spring Pattern Book Dresses Offer
No 1655 and No 1681 present youthful and practical dress designs in sizes 34 to 48 with gathers, lifted waistlines, and princess lines. Patterns include yardage for various fabrics and required additions. price 15 cents each. Order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 Chicago Illinois Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Most Hazardous Occupation: Agriculture Tops Fatalities
The National Safety Council reports 19,500 occupational deaths in 1937. Agriculture accounted for 4,500 fatalities, tying with trade and service industries for the second highest share behind all others. Farmers often neglect safety gear like steel-toed shoes hard hats and goggles.
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National Safety Council
Firestone unveils safety tires with stronger tread line
Firestone introduces Safety-Lock cord construction enabling thicker tougher Gear-Grip Tread for longer non-skid mileage. Dealers advertise Firestone Champion Tires, safety proved on the speedway and highway for enhanced highway protection.
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AB Jenkins
P Hall
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply and Service
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Jone
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