Weekly News Analysis Threats to Hull Program from Argentina Germany
The piece analyzes how Argentine trade barriers and Nazi barter schemes threaten U S economic policy under Cordell Hull. It discusses Argentina’s 1935 pact, 1937-38 trade imbalances, German trade marks, and U S responses amid looming farm and defense legislation. It also covers European tensions, Spanish Civil War dynamics, and looming defense spending. The analysis contrasts isolationist and expansionist pressures shaping global commerce and policy.
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Joseph W. la Bine
U. 5
Cordell Hull
Hull
Buenos Aires
U.S
Lima
Argentina
Roosevelt
U. S
Congress
Germany
Midwest
Reich
R. H. Cabell
Armour and Company
Bailiwick
State Department
Trend and liberty hues in early motion pictures evolve
Trend notes that taboo motion pictures may be shown in Vermont on the Sabbath under local option. KNEES reports limit exposure in Provincetown, Mass., ordinance withdrawn due to no vote record. POKER observes more women playing poker, possibly replacing bridge as top card game. MEDICINE cites Harvard president James B. Conant proposing one eight year course to train physicians.
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Vermont
Provincetown
Mass
U. S
James B. Conant
Harvard
Barbara Bell Spring Pattern Book Adverts
Youthful Barbara Bell dresses No 1655 and No 1681 offer flattering cuts in crepe silk or wool with practical features. Patterns fit sizes 34 to 48 with yardage details and a single 15 cent price per pattern. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago via Bel Syndicate WNU Service.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bel) Syndicate
WNU
Farmers Face Highest Hazardous Occupation Rating
The National Safety Council reports 1937 saw 19,500 occupational deaths with agriculture accounting for 4,500. Trade and service industries also caused 4,500 fatalities, while all other sectors had fewer deaths.
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National Safety Council
Goal of Honesty and Education Found in Lightning’s Felicity
A concise motto reflecting Plutarch's view that honesty and virtue spring from the bright outcome of solid education, likening truthfulness to the swift clarity of lightning guiding character development.
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Plutarch
Gear Grip tread promises safety with thousands of gripping angles
A tread named Gear Grip uses over three thousand sharp-edged angles to grip the road for a sure-footed hold and safe stop. Firestone dealers offer Champion Tires, marketed as safety-proved on the speedway for highway protection.
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Firestone Champion
Firestone
AB Fenkins
Ab Jenkins
Firestone Auto Supply and Service
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