Weekly News Analysis on AAA and policy shifts
Joseph W. La Bine outlines AAA supporters’ expectations of little change in the act amid debates. The piece covers Farm Bureau positions in New Orleans, anticipated wheat and cotton adjustments, export plans to the United Kingdom and China, housing loan limits, and European diplomacy with France, Britain, and Italy reshaping postwar concerns.
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Joseph W. la Bine
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New Orleans
Edward A. O'Neal
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Farm Bureau
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R. BM. Evans
U. S
Evans
Washington
Wilcow
United Kingdom
Alex
Chine
Mexico
U.S
Aly
Nevile Chamberlain
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Italy
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Nice
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Tunisia
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Europe
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Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
German-manufactured Export Items Dir. Schacht
London
Far East crisis looms amid Japan China tensions
Reported rising danger of a major Far Eastern confrontation involving Japan and China with potential Russian entanglements. Article cites Japan’s Manchuria moves, guerrilla resistance near Canton, and new disputes with Russia over fishing in Far Eastern waters and Sakhalin oil workers. Also notes U.S. and Britain potential diplomatic actions and espionage cases in New York and Los Angeles connected to wartime tensions.
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Germany
Bey Uy
Canal Zone
Los Angeles
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Soiat
Pa Counterrespionage Agency
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Yedling
Crete
A Real Christmas by Vera Ashton
A distraught family faces Christmas amid tragedy and poverty. Johnnie and Sally find joy when a neighbor offers meals and gifts. the tale contrasts loss with generosity as the Mayne children receive festive help and a real Christmas. The story centers on Madge Phil and their moments of hope.
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Forecast of Concordat Cancellation and Axis Pressures
Foreseen cancellation of the concordat between Germany and the Vatican precedes Nazi measures targeting the Roman Catholic Church. Japan aims to push north and west of Canton to bolster Tokyo's stance in a possible war with Russia. Export-Import Bank to expand Latin American trade and a faction backing Frank D. Roosevelt for the Presidency, not in 104% but in 1044. Small business groups urge Congress to create a system of credit banks to aid men in need of business capital.
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Japan
Canton
Tokyo
Andrease
Latin America
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Frank D. ‘Toonevelt
White House Yuletide Traditions Through Presidents
A look back at White House Christmas celebrations from John Adams to modern times. The piece recounts Adams era gatherings, Dolly Madison hosting, Jackson’s stocking surprises, and Jefferson’s violin, plus evolving ceremonial customs and a televised, nationally broadcast tree lighting with presidential chimes and a silver plate gift tradition.
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Christman
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Old Mickory
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Jared
Trey
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Washington
C.r. Ener Brg
Ode Hale
Santa Claus Finds 33 Stockings in Maryland Home
Leonardtown Maryland report describes Santa Claus visiting local homes, tallying 33 stockings hung by chimneys for Christmas Eve. The narrative follows Santa’s rounds through Sterling and nearby households as he encounters toys and gifts, with a light, humorous tone about counting stockings and delivering cheer.
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Santa Claus
Maryland
Leonardtown
Jess Duns
Sterling
Santa
Stork
Orthodox Christians Observe Christmas On January 1
Thousands of Americans will not celebrate Christmas until January 1 as Orthodox churches in Serbia Greece Romania and other regions follow the Julian calendar 14 days behind the Gregorian. The observance marks the difference in calendars and their religious tradition.
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Rainey Statin Care Travelers Relax Holiday Ties
Messy OCR text notes Rainey Statin Care Travelers relaxing during the holiday period. Mentions halting travel, Christmas timing, and references to ties with New York and railroad sites. Unclear details due to unreadable source.
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Christma Cerala Achor
New York
Iiroat Etbelul
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