Washington Talk on Hitler Peace Claims and Axis Moves
The piece claims Herr Hitler may reject Roosevelt’s peace proposal while arguing for territorial expansion. It notes Danzig’s control, Albania moves, and Mussolini’s role, with tensions over Hull Wallace trade ideas and U.S. export subsidies amid conflicting dep’t statements.
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Washington
Berlin
Hitler
Roosevelt
der Fuehrer
England
London
Paris
Europe
Africa
Fair Haired Boy Josh Lee New White House Favorite
Fair Haired Boy Josh Lee a 47 year old Oklahoma senator and former congressman is showcased as a close White House visitor and Roosevelt favorite. He defeated Gore in 1936 and frequently visits the executive mansion. Police in Honolulu investigated jewel thefts from tourists including a $1500 pearl necklace aboard the Lurline and a $1400 set missing from a Waikiki apartment.
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Josh Lee
Oklahoma
White House
Lee
House
Senator Gore
Senate
Executive Mansion
Mr. Roosevelt
Honolulu
T. H
Carrol Badeau
Elizabeth
N. J
Matson
San Francisco
Ursulia Lloyd
London
Waikiki Beach
RFC Loans and Political Manoeuvres in Washington
Willie Willis appeals to church amid debates on loan policy as Lee advocates New Deal support. Senators watch Jesse Jones defend RFC loan terms by cutting interest and opposing Mead's insurance plan for small business, citing hazard of industrial loans.
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Jesse Jones
RFC
Senator Mead
New York
Jones
Mead
States claim Maine New Hampshire and Vermont snake free
A report notes that Maine New Hampshire and Vermont are listed as the only three states in the union without venomous snakes, a fact cited in regional wildlife discussions.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Union
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