Weekly News Review Hitler Woos Central Europe With Overtures to Hungary
A wide survey notes Hitler seeks to draw Hungary into the Rome Berlin axis and press for changes to the post war order as parts of a broader drive in Europe. It also covers Franco's civil war maneuvers, Canadian American talks on the St Lawrence waterway, and U S political shifts including Roosevelt purges and Dewey's umbrella case developments.
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Hitler
Europe
Hungary
Joseph W. la Bine
Admiral Horthy
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Nicholas Horthy
Italy
League of Nations
Gerbera
Aia
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Francisco Franco
Spain
Barcelona
Ebro
Canada
U. S
St. Lawrence Waterway
Franklin Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Ontario
Mitchell Hepburn
MacKenzie King
St. Lawrence
Washington
Alaska
PWA
Hines
Julius
Red") Williams
Weinberg
Big Joe
Jimmy Hines
Tom Dewey
Alexander Pompez
Dewey
William E. Dodge
Hulon Capshaw
Alexander Pomnipez
Howce Capshaw
Ferdinand Pecora
Capshaw
J. Richard
Dixie") Davis
Schultz
Dutch Schultz
New York
Ben Reiten
Bindle Pete
Jeff Davis
Hollywood
James Davis
Cincinnati
Jeff
Hobo Brotherhood
King Jeff
Washington Digest Warns of Higher Taxes in Election Year
Senator Pat Harrison chairing the Senate Finance Committee warns that new taxes are coming to balance growing federal expenses. He argues taxes must extend beyond personal exemptions and that both indirect levies and broader bases will hit lower incomes, urging Congress to act this year despite political risk.
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Washington
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Senate Finance
Congress
Letzure
Bureau of Internal Revenue Statistics
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Roosevelt
Hoover
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Jones
Eer Aice
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gawries Geniain
Queen Mary raid era jeff davis hobos and stars gossip
Hints of hobos and actors cross a chaotic column of notes. Jeff Davis the self styled king of hobos is defended against De-throning while Bette Davis and Franz Lehar are sketched in brief biographical lines. The piece mixes social comment with entertainment profiles and ends with a note on Confucius grave in China.
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Bette
Bette Davis
Scarlett Ars
Saway Arlett
Eee Avis
Miss Davis
Ruth Elizabeth Davis
George Arliss
Warners
London
Confucius
K'ung
Q'inh-fon
China
Lanier Poem Traces Revenge of Hamish in Feudal Scotland
A Lanier poem tells of Hamish the servant defying lordship to save a child. He endures a beating, seeks vengeance, and leaps to the sea with the child, while Lady McLean laments and the henchmen hesitate. The piece contrasts with another selection about Habersham hills and the Chattoochee river.
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Elizabeth C. James
Hamish
Sidney Lanier
Scotland
McLean Esee
McLean
Lady McLean
Chattahoochee
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Georgia
Lanier’s Struggles as Poet and Civil Servant
Sidney Lanier, a poet and musician, faced multiple roles as lecturer lawyer and teacher while supporting his family. Civil war imprisonment damaged his health and he died in his fortieth year after a life marked by learning from Macon Georgia. Born 1942 in Macon he studied at Oglethorpe College and served as a teacher before the war interrupted his career.
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Sidney Lanier
Poe
Macon
Oglethorpe College
Karna
Sen
Lanier
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
John Lewis
Ledo
Lewis
Kentucky
Joseph Ozanie
Progressive Mine Workers of America
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A. F
Francis Gorman
United Textile Workers
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Gorman
Lanne
Meyer
Fiorella H. LaGuardia
Cota
John Public
U. S.S
Maryland
Georgia
Walter F. George
James W. Arnold
Republican National
George
Lawrence
Camp
RFC
Edgar
Dunlap
Millard E
John J. O'Connor
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Worker's
Mayo Foundation
Richard Lovelace
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Globe
Howard Hughes
Glendale
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Joseph A. Frey
Frey
Monticello
Luis de Hoyos
Tydings
Bruckart
Washington Digest
William Bruckart
National Press Blog
Washington, D. C
Who’s News
By Lemuel F. Parton
Lehar
Franz Lehar
Vienna
Kurstenstrasse
Herr Lehar
Budapest
Beis
Consolidated
Trate
Habersham
Hall
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Elizabeth James
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