Arnold's Trust Inquiry Targets Construction Industry
Analysis notes Thurman Arnold's drive with 140 lawyers and a larger budget to probe alleged monopolistic devices in the construction materials trade. The piece also surveys Far East tensions, Japan-China war dynamics, and growing anti-democracy moves in the Balkans with Hitler's entourage visiting Berlin.
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Raymond Clapper
Frank Murphy
Justice Department
Thurman W. Arnold
Arnold
National Economic Committee
Chicago Daily News
William H. Fort
Washington
New Deal
Tom Dewey
New York
Thurman
Antarctic Quest and Balkan Shifts in War Era Dispatches
The article outlines Germany and Italy pressuring for Bulgarian Dobruja, Romania tension, and Yugoslavia’s axis hesitations. It also reports U S Antarctic staking plans led by Admiral Byrd with $340000 approved for a 675000 square mile claim. It notes a diesel powered 55 foot snow cruiser being built by Dr Thomas E Poulter with a crew of four and a roofed plane.
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Rumania
Greece
Turkey
Germany
Bulgaria
Dobruja
Romania
Adolf Hitler
Carol
Reich
Yugo- Slavia
Antarctic Circle
U.S
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Great Britain
Richard E. Byrd
U. S
Congress
Explorer Byrd
New York
Coast Guard
Northland
Admiral Byrd
Bear
Oakland
Chicago
Thomas E. Poulter
Feud Between McNutt and Farley Recalled in 1932 Saga
The piece recounts a disputed 1932 clash between Indiana Governor Paul V. McNutt and National Chairman James A. Farley over Franklin Roosevelt's nomination. It notes a later conference calmed the feud and asks what peace portends for current politics.
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Eoential
Paul V. McNutt
James A. Farley
Democrat McNutt
Franklin Roosevelt
Chicago
Anton Cermak
Indiana
McNutt
Frank McHale
Illinois
Roosevelt
Cermak
Freezing Surplus Weighs Down Frozen Produce Stocks
Ten years after freezing perishable foods became popular hotels hospitals and restaurants relied on frozen goods. Last season a heavier freeze led to 20 million pounds of vegetable carryovers and 90 million pounds of fruit. This winter consumption fell while new packing began with large frozen stocks totaling about 130 million pounds.
Cancer Causes Remain Mystery To Researchers
In a health column, Dr. James W. Barton notes cancer’s cause remains unknown despite insulin and liver extracts prolonging lives of diabetics and pernicious anemia patients. He praises biopsy as essential for diagnosis and cites early lip cancer cure rates of over 75 percent, with 60 percent cures for tongue and cheek cancers when treated early.
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RS. Banting
Best
Toronto
Minot
Murphy
Boston
Canadian Medical Association
Oregon Supreme Court Upholds Anti Picketing Statute
The court sustains a referendum adopted law restricting picketing to bona fide employer employee disputes. It bans boycotts and outlaws minority strikes as part of labor policy.
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Oregon
Supreme Court
France
Edouard Daladier
U. S
Edison Named Secretary of the Navy on Swanson’s Death
The 77 year old Claude A. Swanson dies and Charles Edison is appointed to run the Navy. Edison, son of Thomas Edison, has led naval administration since Swanson’s illness and earlier served as assistant secretary since 1938.
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Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Charles Edison
Thomas Edison
Mr. Edison
Mr. Swanson
Adm
William D. Leghy
Naval Opera
Mr.Edison
Army
Louis Johnson
Roosevelt
Swanson
Exercise Needed For Good Health
A dated note extols walking and simple leg exercises after surgery to boost circulation and reduce embolus risk. It cites Shaw and Richards reporting fivefold more vessel plugging without post op exercise, urging patients to stir their stumps to keep heart and vessels healthy.
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W. J. Shaw
C. E. B. Richards
Manchester
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Drs. Shaw and
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