Administration Fights Reciprocal Trade Amid Senate Pushback
Analysis notes President Roosevelt faces Senate opposition as the State Department resists copper tariff concessions in a Chile pact. Hull aims to expand MFN trade while critics fear tariff walls remain. The piece flags fiscal and agricultural strains, looming defense spending, and evolving U S policy in Latin America and Europe.
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State Department
Chile
Voce
Jon
Cordell Hull
Argentina
U. S
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Hull
Congress
Orion violates neutral rights off Florida coast
A discussion of how the British cruiser Orion breached U S neutral conduct near Florida waters is examined, noting incidents and implications for wartime policy and maritime law.
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Orion
Florida
Pope Pius XII
Vatican
White House Message to Pope XII and Vatican envoy named
President Roosevelt sent a Christmas greeting to Pope Pius XII and affirmed hope that nations will reject brute force. The message named Myron Taylor as U S S representative to the Vatican and cited Dr George Butterick and Rabbi Cyrus Adler. The letter urged faith in prophecy and noted defense cost trimming to about 2 billion dollars for the next year. The House naval subcommittee requested navy cost estimates for three ships and related items.
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Pius XII
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S. Steel
Myron Taylor
U. S&s
Vatican
George Butterick
Federal Council of Churches
Cyrus Adler
Jewish Theological Seminary
The Conquest and Native Alliances in Early North America
The passage outlines rival European powers vying for fur trade in northeastern North America, noting Champlain's Algonquin alliance and the French Iroquois conflict. It describes an Indian worldview contrasted with Christian doctrine and the missionaries’ challenge in converting aboriginal beliefs.
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North America
Champlain
The
St. Lawrence
Recollers
Drags Wolf
Gros Ventre
North Dakota
Plains
New World
Taos Indians Rise In Northern Rio Grande Lands
Taos Indians are the northernmost pueblo group, living along the upper Rio Grande in New Mexico as described in the historical account. The text notes their location and regional setting within Nexepee, highlighting their distinct pueblo heritage and geography.
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Rio Grande
Nexepee
Fragmented Quiz Snippet with World War II Era References
The clipped text lists quiz items and partial answers mentioning German cruisers, Port Everglades, Josef Stalin, Vittorio Emanuele III, and a 1820 population estimate, interwoven with agricultural notes on winter wheat corn tobacco and soybeans, reflecting a mixed, unreadable newspaper fragment.
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Staan
Everglades
Josef Stalin
Russia
Army High Command
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Joseph W. Labine
Western Newspaper Union
Mr. Morgenthau
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pan America
Europe
Sumner Welles
Buenos Aires
Hans Langsdorff
Ashington
Sistmastide
Japan
Wize River
DE le
FCA
Dreath
Hills
Wall Street
Wallace
Henry Wallace
Mr. Hill
A.G. Black
Department of Agriculture
Treasury
Morgenthau
Agriculture
I Pete Ae Thau
Aranca
New York
Ellis Island
Columbus
Wilhelm Daehne
Welles
Navy
Daphne
Uncle Sam
the West
Germany
North Sea
Britain
Netherlands
France
KE. A. Meretskoy
Leningrad Ohe
Otto Kuusinen
People's
Helsinki
Cort
Tokyo
China
Nobuyuki Abe
Nippon
Abe
Yellofphair
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Maine
Fca's
Nobuyukei Abe
Louis
Lepke
Bochalter
Empire State Building
Thomas Dewey
White House
National Society
Annington
Eddie Big Beaver
Montana
St. Poe
Alberta
Good Fathers
Armenian Rug CO
Cambridge ST
Allston
Clark & Reid CO
Green St
Cambruige
Garden Street
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Kirkland
Donahue
J. J. Donahue
Drummond
Boston
Hartnett
T. J. Hartnett
Mass Ave
KIR
Feee Sedan Delivery
Jesh
McClure
Fish Service
New Place
Brookline ST
Cor
Green Sea Food Center
Central SQ
NEW College
Harvard Sqt
Bay ST
Massachusetts Avenue
Hancock
Farm Credit Administration Fund
F. F. Hill
Hill
Colum At
Harvard Bazar
Daniel F. O’brien
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