Potential Enemies Aid Reich War Machine in Wartime
Editor Joseph W. LaBine argues neutrality is a myth as arms and metal trade patterns show Britain France and the U S shipping scrap iron and trucks to Germany and allies. He cites 1938 1939 trade data and MacArthur remarks on a possible Philippines war risk and cost, urging careful policy ahead of 1940 conventions.
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Ministry of Supply
Lord Davies
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Moravia
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Belgium
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Holland
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Philippine
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Berchtesgaden
Danzig
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Neville Chamberlain
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Territorial Army
America's
National Guard
England
Parliament
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M. Daladier
Paradoxical Gruening Leads U S Territories Division
Dr. Ernest Gruening, once an antiimperialist foe of expansion, becomes head of the enlarged division of territories and islands overseeing all offshore possessions except Guam and Samoa. He faces charges of imperialism as he administers colonial duties and other continental tensions rise across Europe this July and August.
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U.S
Interior Department
Territories
Island
Tae
Hawaii
U. S
Great Britain
Colonial Office
Guam
Samoa
Gruening
Child
Puerto Rico
Quiet Missouri youth seals Managua surrender in bluff
Lone Captor of a Town RACY RICHARDSON, a quiet spoken boy from Missouri, led a bluff to capture Managua. He claimed to be a messenger from the revolution’s commander and compelled General Mana to surrender, disarming loyalist troops and turning keys over to him.
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Union
Dr James Monroe Smith and LSU scandal headline
Dr James Monroe Smith the traveling president of Louisiana State University faced a stormy career marked by censorship of the school newspaper in 1934 and alleged misappropriations. The record notes large fund shortages, salary increases without board knowledge, and accusations of forged signatures to pay for state oil and gas funded building projects.
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Baton Rouge
Canada
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana State
Tulane
Smith
Columbia University Teachers College
New York
Little Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Washington Horoscope Forecasts for Congressional Sessions
Congressional investigations loom ahead of the election year as hearings sharpen focus on banking taxes the NLRB and FLSA. The WPA quiz Dies Committee on non Americanism and a liberties committee appear in the docket with July 15 dates moved to August 3. A special session could occur if key legislation stalls.
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Fair Labor Standards Administration
WPA
Liberties Committee
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