Slavic Crisis Undermines Hoare Peace Plan
Analysis notes how the Slovak crisis unsettles Sir Samuel Hoare's five power peace scheme. Germany presses into Czechoslovakia amid Sudetenland fallout while Britain and France vow to defend new borders, exposing shifting Allied resolve since Munich.
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Maglione Named Papal Secretary of State at 62
Luigi Cardinal Maglione, long time friend and former classmate of Eugenio Pacelli, is appointed papal state secretary. Ordained 1801 in Italy, he joined Vatican diplomacy, serving in Switzerland and Palestine, and as Archbishop of Caesarea before rising to cardinal in 1935. His Rome posting signals Vatican stance toward totalitarian regimes amid Italian disapproval.
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City grid shifts under manager plan as elections near
The article notes a city adopting a manager form with four more officials to be listed after elections by 7:30. It cites hospital totals for 1938 at 6,166 and 6,128 for 1937, alongside a patent admission rate of one every 3.3 seconds and a Missouri bill proposal to ban toeless and heelless women’s shoes in key seasons.
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Royal visit to U S stirs political chatter and satire
As King George VI and Queen Elizabeth plan a June U S tour, critics link the royal trip to Chamberlain’s policy, with commentary from Peter Howard and others bordering on political satire. The piece juxtaposes European events with American politics and public reaction.
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Fairchilds Wealth Fuels Aviation Innovations
Sherman M. Fairchild, heir to a $10 million fortune, advances aviation with a 500 horsepower inline engine and historic camera ventures. His career spans Fairchild Aerial Surveys, early cabin monoplanes, and collaborations with Igor Sikorsky, shaping U S aviation progress.
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