Reich Paper Hits U. S. Export Plan
The National Zeitung of Essen, allied with Goering, warns the United States export cartel would centralize surplus and control Americas trade, jeopardizing Western Hemisphere relations with postwar Europe. It predicts Europe and the Americas could gain if spared from US hindrances and notes Germany and Italy strengthen economically after the war.
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National Zeitung
Essen
United States
Europe
Hermann Goering
Western Hemisphere
Germany
Italy
House to Work on Arms Bill During Recess
The deficiency appropriations subcommittee plans to stay in Washington during a 10 day recess to speed action on Roosevelt’s request for 4 848 000 000 for total defense. Chairman Clifton A Woodrum and other Democrats will meet with Republicans for preliminary work while army and navy officials provide progress reports on rearmament and future expansion.
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House
Roosevelt
Committee
Clifton A. Woodrum
Woodrum
Army
Navy
Congress
Edward T. Taylor
Naval appropriations bill introduced by Carl Vinson
The full appropriations committee will begin hearings after Congress reconvenes on July 22. Chairman Carl Vinson of the naval affairs committee has introduced a bill to authorize naval appropriations apart from regular naval authorizations.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Carl Vinson
Naval Affairs Committee
Teleki Orders Hungarian Army to Harvest Fields
Premier Count Paul Teleki reported after Munich talks with Adolf Hitler that he has ordered the entire Hungarian army to move into harvest fields, excluding officers, signaling a major domestic mobilization amid growing tensions.
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Hungary
Paul Teleki
Adolf Hitler
Munich
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