Weekly News Analysis Fear of Foreign Entanglement Brings Isolationism
Editorial analyzes shifts in U S public opinion toward isolationism since Roosevelt s quarantine speech of 1937. It cites opposition to dictators, debate over arms sales to Britain and France, Nye s anti export bill, and the Monroe Doctrine amid European and Asian crises. It highlights potential consequences for 1940 politics and the looming global tilt toward war.
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Chicago
U. S
France
Britain
China
Washington
Japan
South America
Adolf Hitler
Harold Ickes
White House
Congress
Pittsfield
Mass
William R. Castle
Plican National Committee
North Dakota
Gerald P. Nye
Nye
Germany
Italy
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Federal-Sponsored
Export-Import Bank
Michigan
Jesse P. Wolcott
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
House
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Raul Ribeiro
Adventurous Americans Machine Gun Maestro
Sam Dreben and Lee Christmas are profiled as fearless soldiers of fortune who built fortunes in guns and copper, then served in World War I, earning the Distinguished Service Cross. Ben Lily, famed hunter, is described by decades of tracking lions across North America, Mexico, Africa, and Arizona, to protect cattle and aid government work.
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Philippine
China
LaGuardia
Honduras
Campa
Dreben
Parral
Pudgy Sam Dreben
el Paso
Huerta
Villa
Bachima Pass
Sam
Etienne
Pershing
Lee Christmas
Yazoo & Mississippi
Guatemala
Central America
United States Army Intelligence Service
New Orleans
Ben Lily
America
United States Biological Survey
Ben
Louisiana
Theodore Roosevel
Mexico
Yukon
Canada
Africa
Arizona
Blue River
White Mountains
Apache Forest Reserve
Lily
Western Newspaper
Uttar
Food as defense in cold weather nutrition
A 1939 health column urges balanced winter eating to bolster immunity amid subfreezing days. It urges hearty breakfasts with cereals eggs and fruit, a protein centered main meal, energy foods like potatoes and pasta, vegetables and raw greens, and daily fruit desserts, with milk-rich options. The guidance stresses not overeating and highlights the role of fats as fuel and flavor.
Riots and Rebellions Share Turmoil Across Nations
Peace tensions in France linked to a failed 1936 treaty push Lebanon Syria with Jamil Mardam Bey prompting street clashes. Peru faces a coup attempt as Interior Minister Antonio Rodriguez is killed while President Os car Benavides is away. Burma ousts Ba Maw after eight months of deadly race riots, and Ireland and Britain debate death penalties amid terrorism fears.
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France
China
Shanghai International Settlement
Chen Lo
Nanking
Li Kuo-chich
Li Hung-chang
Orient
Tokyo
Meeet Seishiro Itagaki
Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma
Japan
Hiranuma
London
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Lazy Haiphong
Indo-China
Jamil Mardam Bey
Oscar Benavides
Antonio Rodriguez
Ba Maw
Burma
Eire
Great Britain
Common Sense About Constipation
A health note advises addressing constipation by identifying its cause rather than only curing symptoms. It promotes dietary bulk through crisp Kellogg's All-Bran, recommending one serving daily, ample water, and joining the regularity lifestyle. The product is made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
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Kellogg's
Ekellogg’s
Battle Creek
Gvery Grocer
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