Congress Struggles Over U S Neutrality Paths In War Looms
The analysis notes deep divisions in Congress and among national leaders over preserving U S neutrality amid Europe's war threat. It cites Borah Nye Vandenberg and Clark as embargo stalwarts while Roosevelt urges repeal to align with international law. It highlights Tokyo reactions to U S policy shifts and labor unrest as domestic forces press for unity before the next big partisan clashes.
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Congress
America
Idaho
Borah
North Dakota
Nye
Michigan
Vandenberg
Missouri
Clark
U. S
White House
Alf Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Franklin Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Steve Early
United States
Europe
U. S. Labor
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
John Lewis
Congress For Industrial Organization
San Francisco
A. F
L.’s Daniel
Romain Rolland
France
Switzerland
New York International Congress
American Musicological Society
Jean Christophe
War and Diplomacy as War Looms Over Poland and Danzig
A wartime column recounts Hitler entering Danzig as Polish outposts clash with gunfire. It quotes Forster praising Hitler and Mussolini proposals, Britain and France debating mediation, and Chamberlain and Daladier scrutinizing German promises. It notes Britain’s and France’s resolve to defend Europe and Russia’s claimed rescue of millions of white Russians and Ukrainians.
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Adolf Hitler
Danzig
Albert Forster
der Fuehrer
Konrad Henlein
Poland
Ministry of Information
Hitler
Duce
Mussolini
Germany
France
Britain
Russia
New York
Neville Chamberlain
Europe
Edouard Daladier
Lucerno
Belgium's Worry on Repeating History in Europe's Turmoil
A fragmented, era-spanning recap notes Poland’s partition, Russian German proximity, and possible Czech and Austrian uprisings. It mentions Calinescu’s assassination, fear in Belgium, and German western front troop moves while Britain’s sea toll rises and U boats seize American cargoes.
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Germany
Moscow
Poland
Lithuania
Slovakia
Rumania
Black Sea
Armand Calinescu
Saar
France
Aachen
Belgium
Hitler
Uregerus
Britain
A. Dor
Duke of Windsor Named Major General and Plans to Return to France
Notables report the Duke of Windsor named major general of the British expeditionary forces and planning a return to France. The note mentions a shift from naval duties to joining the British striking force amid ongoing wartime activity.
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Duke OF Windsor
France
Thanksgiving Proclamations Noted By Officials
The article notes President Roosevelt proclaimed Thanksgiving on November 23 and Governor Wil designated November 20 for observance, signaling a statewide acknowledgment of the holiday and related ceremonial actions.
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President Roosevelt
George A. Will
Nehru as Gandhi’s Understudy in Indian Politics
Gandhi’s understudy Jawaharlal Nehru gains popularity and leadership while resisting British rule. Nehru, educated at Harrow and Cambridge, shifted from British loyalist to nationalist activist after 1919 Amritsar massacre. He became president of the all-Indian Congress in 1935 and remains a bold advocate against fascism and racial hierarchy amid Asia’s rising role.
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York
Mahatma Ghandi
Adolf Hitler
Gandhi
Pandit Jawabharlal Nehru
India
Nehru
London
Asia
Harrow
Cambridge
Pandit Motilal Nehru
Allahabad
England
Amritsar
all-Indian Congress
Farm Topics: Business Recovery Vital to Farmers
Dr. 0 B Jesness argues recovery hinges on industry and farming integration. Colorado State College studies interlocking agriculture with industry to boost consumer purchasing power, raise farm prices, and expand markets while addressing soil, land use, and public policy. He urges citizen responsibility and broad welfare in democratic policy.
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B. Jesness
Colorado State College
Farmer by East Charlotte Lets Music Fill His Vermont Farm
H. O. Van Vliet installs radio speakers across his farm to pipe philharmonic and ensemble music from a master set in his house. The system cost about $12, aiming to aid chores. he notes cows, hens, and even horses respond to soft music, though early morning classical stations are scarce.
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Vermont
H. O. van Vliet
East Charlotte
Radio News
Beaton
Helga
van Vilet
Proper Sire Cara for dairy success at Missouri College of Agriculture
N PiRalaton emphasizes securing an outstanding bull of the desired breed capable of improving the herd and stresses care and management so services yield best advantage. He notes many bulls’ value remains undetermined as reductions records may be missing when daughters are sold.
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N. Pi Ralaton
Missouri College of Agriculture
Smart Designs for Women Who Sew Pattern Catalog
Features house dress and outdoor suit patterns No 1798 and No 1673 with sizes 14 to 44 and detailed material requirements. Includes instructions to finish a simple pate fern dress in hours and where to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago. Pricing 15 cents per pattern.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Mystery
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