Roosevelt visit to Buenos Aires awe and diplomacy
Buenos Aires greets President Franklin D. Roosevelt as the Indianapolis and Chester enter the harbor. Salutes from eleven warships and thousands cheer as Justo meets Roosevelt and events mark the Pan American peace conference opening and regional goodwill.
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Death of Sir Basil Zaharoff Shocks World
The mystery man of Europe known for armaments sales dies in Monte Carlo. Born in Odessa to Greek parents, he built a vast fortune and operated across Europe. Knighted in England, citizen of France, married to a Spanish duchess. He aided the Allies in World War I by supporting aviation initiatives in Paris and Petrograd and donating 25,000 pounds to Britain for aviation.
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Litvinov Warns of Secret Axis as Axis Powers Move
Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinov denounces Germany and Japan for a secret military alliance aimed at a global war. He pledges peace for the Soviet Union, vows readiness to defend the Fatherland, and warns fascist powers. The League of Nations faces pressure over Italo German recognition of the rebel junta. Spanish and Chinese events add to regional tensions as Japan plots an Inner Mongolian state.
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Washington Memoir on Roosevelts and the 1930s Political Scene
Washington column analyzes the drift of the Republican opposition to the New Deal, noting Hamillton's difficulty in building a party, Tugwell's uncertain future, and the need to predict Roosevelt’s next moves. Also discusses King Edward VIII marriage concerns and British royal sentiment.
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Stalin Presents Proposed Constitution For USSR
In a rare public speech Stalin unveiled a draft constitution he authored promising broad liberties. It pledges equal suffrage, secret ballot, right to work, leisure, material security in old age, education, and equal rights for women, with universal equality of status.
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Benie Meenie Minie Mo Baby Toys Pattern Note
Delightful cuddle toys made from two fabric pieces each with a bear jacket and chick wings as separate parts. Pattern 5609 includes transfer pattern and instructions. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York for pattern 5609 with name and address.
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Quick Geography and Lexicon Quiz Answers
The wind zones are torrid and the gleaming means dusk. In printing a font is a complete assortment of type of a kind. A virtuoso is a master in an art. Gingham is made of cotton. Gilead lies east of the Jordan. Anthropoid means man like. A cubit runs about 18 to 20 inches. The Ganges empties into the Bay of Bengal. In music a triad is a chord of three tones. Lafayette was captured in battle while defending the front tier of France.
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