OLD ANTI-APPEASEMENT RECORD OF EDEN
The article recalls Robert Anthony Eden’s foreign policy stance from the 1930s, noting his resignation as foreign secretary in 1936 amid Chamberlain concessions to Mussolini. It cites earlier sanctions on Italy, Rhineland actions, and nonintervention in the Spanish Civil War, framing Eden as wary of appeasement. It also reports on weather woes, crop fears, and local notices at Corry, including commencement events and a theater robbery thwarted by vigilant residents.
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