Isolation vs Internationalism in Senate Debate
In a complex analysis by Joseph W. La Bine the piece weighs U.S. foreign policy as isolationist neutrality versus active involvement. It traces debates in Congress over arms sales, economic favoritism, and possible secret alliances while highlighting President Roosevelt's stance and reactions among lawmakers. The essay also surveys social security funding, tax debates, and looming shifts in Europe amid Nazi gains and potential German Britain Russia alignments.
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Senate
Joseph W. la Bine
U. S
Europe
U.S
Washington
Cordell Hull
California
French
Air Ministry
Roosevelt
France
Congress
Britain
United States
China
Japan
Italy
Germany
South America
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Reich
Hitler
Reichstag
Wiseacres
Haly
Russia
der Fuehrer
Tavestia
Moscow
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Trend and Rumors Stir Abroad and at Home
Trend reports shifting winds in labor protests as 4000 hunger strikers are lured home from a protest against corn beef hash at San Quentin Prison where coffee with cream and sugar is served. Refugees policy moves surface in New York with Rep. Samuel Dickstein drafting legislation to open Alaska to European refugees, amid quotes about German Jewish influence. Manganese prices in Arkansas surge to multi year highs due to European rearmament. Drill developments note tentative omission of squads right from new U.S. Army drill regulations.
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California
San Quentin
New York
Samuel Dickstein
Alaska
Arkansas
U. & Army
D. Vannevar Bush
National Economy Committee
Washington
Congress
Dr. Bush
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carnegie Institution
America
Boston
Tufts
Harvard
New York Patent Lawyers’ Association
Bush
Esp
Famed Engineer John F Stevens Used Murderer for Panama Plan
John F Stevens 86, a leading American engineer, used a Montana Blackfoot Indian murderer to secure a critical pass during early Panama Canal planning. His efforts, from rugged mountain expeditions to locking in the sea level debate, helped shape the project. General Goethals later praised his extraordinary achievement in overcoming disease and disorder along the way.
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EW York
John F. Stevens
Panama Canal
American Society of Civil Engineers
New York
Jim Hill
St. Paul
Rocky Mountains
Marias River
Stevens
Marias Pass
Mr. Stevens
General Goethals
de Lesseps
Goethals
Farm Tories Farm Tories Poultry Feed and Management Factors
A bulletin from Pennsylvania State College outlines key factors in poultry feed efficiency for White Leghorn flocks. It covers feed amounts, bird size, housing, heating, production rate, lighting, and strategies to boost intake such as mash stirring and noon fleshing pellets. It notes practices like painting a few birds for tracking weight changes.
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Dassin
Pennsylvania State College
Care and Feeding Prevent Shipping Fever on Farms
Dr. W. L. Boyd of Precurl University Farm veterinary says better care during shipment and immediate post arrival management reduce shipping fever losses. Regular feeding, watering, and weather protection lessen fever risk, especially for young stock, with vaccines used only by trained veterinarians and administered soon after arrival.
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W. L. Boyd
University Farm
Doctor Boyd
Litter Use In Poultry Houses Described For Pullets
Litter serves to warm and dry the laying house and give birds a scratching material. Floors must be littered with highly absorptive, non packing material. Straw peat and oat hulls are used. depth about 2 inches, and 6 to 8 inches when straw is used.
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Utter
Feeding and farming tips for livestock and poultry
A collage of agricultural notes covers cooking feed for pigs to improve gains, curing meat through fasting before slaughter, disease unions in poultry houses, eggs and storage, and farm income ideas. It notes American farmers feed for three to four people per town, a squashlike cucumber relative called vegetable pear in South Louisiana, and advice on keeping machinery covered. It also mentions Tennessee farm women saving money on homemade mattresses and the spread of scrubs and pedigrees in stock breeding.
Daintiness in Women Wins Men's Favor
A column discusses how men value daintiness, fresh grooming, and daily undergarment care, noting deodorant use and scented colognes as aids. It contrasts younger job seekers with over‑30 applicants, urging optimism and resilience in pursuing work while highlighting Mrs. Boardman’s positive living philosophy and her New York school.
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Richard Mather Boardman
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Nada J. Hamilton Lewis
North Carolina
Robert R. Reynolds
Oklahoma
Josh Lee
New Hampshire
H. Style Bridges
Vermont
Warren R. Austin
South Dakota
Chandler Gurney
Martin Sheppard
Committeg
Colorado
Edwin C. Johnston
Utah
Elbert D. Thomas
Minnesota
Ernsat Lundeen
Oregon
Rutue C.holman
North
Treasury
Allance
Massachusetts
David J. Walsh
Social Security
House
Ways and Means
Secretary of the
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Morgenthau
Rertrand W. Gearhart
Gearhart
Suez Canal
Djibouti-Addis Ababa
Public Works Administration
PWA
Association of American Railroads
San Francisco
Who’s News
By Lemuel F. Parton
South Louisiana
Massachusetts State College
Tennessee
By Patricia Lindsay
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Goulda
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