World News Briefs From The Pacific and Europe Headlines
A chaotic collection of overseas notes lines up brief items on pacific relations Japan andGermany surveying a coast route to shorten travel to Australia and New Zealand. Canada’s Mackenzie and Lyons discuss defense policy and rearmament amid shifting alliances as leaders urge unity.
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York
Ena‘ion
Institute of Pacine Relations
Mintry
Australia
Tdi
England
Singapore
Tan Mackeraie
Canada
Comgion
Wandeh ‘Ite
Gaslic Ace
Tientiy
Ena
Isremeron
Universi Burgh
Catudgie
Royat Academy
Dublin
Mie
Vancouver
Vanecouver
World Week Summary Signals New Deal Plans and Congress Delays
WPA chief Larry Hopkins and Aubrey Williams met with President Roosevelt who plans a public works program worth 1.5 billion dollars to aid recession tackling housing slums and heavy industry revival. Jesse Jones urged tailored town applications while opposition hindered the government coordination bill in the House with a tight vote.
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Larry Hopkins
WPA
Aubrey Wiliams
Tie
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Mopkin
Williams
Jesse Jones
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart on Roosevelts Era
William Bruckart analyzes the 1940 political landscape with Roosevelts New Deal as a central fault line. He surveys primary battles, party unity, and potential Republican splits while noting Idaho contests and the broader Democratic stance toward Roosevelt policies.
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William Bruckart
Monel Prana
Washington, D.C
Washington
Roose Yelt
Ue Democrats
Gaitiine Somelower
Sénistor Vanidenberg
Michigan
Republiany
Samy
Fone
House of Representatives
Elates
Connecticut
Rhode Isand
Delaware
New Mexico
Atoe
New York
Indiana
Moosevelt
van Nuys
New Deal
van Nited
Preant
Supreme Court
Roosévelt
House of
Rep
Worth
Click
Han Eaid
Ben
Bill Borich
Roosevelt
Pollelin
Eouna
Senate
Clark
United States
Idaho
Pope Hao
Atoopevelt
House
STAR DUST Movie Radio Fair
Virginia Vale notes New York night clubs launch careers for Grace Moore Frances Page and others who moved to film. Marlene Dietrich signs a radio contract worth 5000 weekly, while Shirley Temple remains a rising star. The piece mentions actors like Bickford and Durbin, radio programs on NBC, and summer plans starting May 1 with cast changes and tours.
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York
Grace Moore
Frances Page
Bing Crosby
Alice Faye
Elestior Powell
Atv Jobe Judge
Grace Bradley
Martus Haye
Citizens Flood House With Telegraphed Demands Against Reorganization Bill
Members of the House faced waves of messages from citizens nationwide urging a vote against the administration’s reorganization plan. Congressman Jol J. O’Conner of New York, a leading opponent, read some of the telegrams, highlighting fears it could lead to an American dictatorship.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Willits B. Ben
Sam Rayburn
Sfort
Dole J. O'Chamoy
New York
Bill
Paraleg Y Mengure
Jol J. O'Conner
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