Hoover warns FDR foreign policy may spark war
Former President Herbert Hoover told the Council on Foreign Relations and a CBS audience that President Roosevelt's new departure in foreign policy would provoke international ill will and possibly lead to war. He argued coercion and economic sanctions are a straight path to war and warned that no nation will endure pressure without bloody resistance. Charlies G. Dawes and many business leaders attended.
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FDR
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Council On Foreign Relations
CBS
Mgen
Charlies G. Dawes
Great Britain
Budapest
Germany
Europe
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Albania
Greece
Acropolis
Rich red blood and vitality from 8.8 Tonic
The ad promotes 8.8 Tonic as a remedy to restore blood strength after worry overwork or illness. It claims clearer skin, better digestion, increased appetite, and enhanced energy. It urges buying at drug stores in two sizes and asserts the tonic helps weak cells become strong.
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Sil Jonie
Hungary Hurries To Arm As People Hold Silent Hope
Budapest reports show Hungary arming amid nationalist mood and talk of regaining territory. A Budapest observer notes popular longing for land and stability, with peasants welcoming conscription for food and clothes, while leaders hint at possible German influence but deny direct domination.
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Europe
Budapest
Poland
Beck
Vienna
Slovakia
Hungary
Ruthenia
Marshal Smigly-Rydz
Jugoslavia
Romania
Germany
Hoover warns against war hysteria and defends limited preparedness
Former President Hoover criticizes talk of inevitable war and urges cool assessment of threats. He says foreign policy should be Congress led, protests acts of aggression, and opposes broad armament as a path to peace. He argues democracy cannot endure a mobilized war state.
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United States
Hoover
Congress
Japan
Germany
Italy
Russia
Hemisphere
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Rooseveltt
America
Baptist Sunday School Workers Meet in Winston-Salem
A two day meeting of the North Carolina Baptist Association of Sunday School Workers began in Winston-Salem. L. L. Morgan reported that last year the state gained 23 churches and 17 728 members, with 2 491 churches and a total membership of 489 272.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Baptist Association of Sunday School Workers
L. L. Morgan
Baptist State Convention
North Carolina
Young Men of First Baptist Plan Friday Chicken Dinner
The Sunday school class of Thomas Dodamed's First Baptist Church will host a chicken dinner Friday evening at 6 15. An attractive program is planned and sponsors expect all class members to attend.
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Thomas Dodamead
First Baptist Church
North Carolina Markets Report on Fruits and Vegetables Prices
Wholesale market bulletin details steady or weaker ranges for onions lettuce strawberries and apples sourced from Calf Florida Maine and New York with specific prices per crate, box, and pound across cities including Plant City Rochester Washington and Philadelphia. Includes carload and yard sale terms and U.S. No. 1 and other grade distinctions for wide variety of produce.
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North Carolina
U. S
Trawberrles F. O. B
Plant City
Fla
Presque Isle
Aroostook County
Maine
Green Mountains
East Coast
Florida
Buehel
Bliss
U.S
O. B
Rochester
N. Y
Washington
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Nancy Hills
Cleveland
Hull
South Carolina
Louisiana
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Delaware
Market Hall
Jersey
U.S Me
Pittsburgh
Trawberrles
Indiana
British Seizure Dispute Over Saint Vincent De Paul
British naval authorities demanded an immediate explanation from Japan for the seizure of the freighter Saint Vincent De Paul. The ship, escorted by two Japanese destroyers to Tsingtao after seizure by a customs vessel, was not allowed to depart until the Birmingham was sent from Weihaiwei to Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Tsingtao
Birmingham
Weihaiwei
Thompson urges industry and tourism to cut North Carolina taxes
Robert L. Thompson, secretary to Governor Hoey, spoke to the Sandhills Kiwanis club about the state advertising program as the best way to relieve the tax burden by attracting more industry and tourists to North Carolina.
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Southern Pines
N. C
Robert L. Thompson
Hoey
The
Sandhills Kiwanis Club
North Carolina
Time to Marry Ends in Mystery for Janet and Barney
Janet plans a quiet future with Barney while Barneys puzzling mood hints at hidden motives. Cynthia counsels patience as Tim battles illness and financial strain. Janet finally signals her true feelings, revealing she does not love Barney.
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Janet Dwight
Lance Barstow
Lance
Cynthia Cantrell
Mary Cantrell
Barney McKnight
Barney
Janet
Jan
Diggins
Owlface
Cynthia
Timothy Benton
Leslie Pugh
Tim
Cyn
Aunt Mary
Mary
Darling
Toy library in Los Angeles offers two week borrowing
A Los Angeles toy library allows children to borrow a toy for up to two weeks. The program emphasizes accessible play and community lending.
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Los Angeles
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Melanie L. Pflaum
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Empire State
HOTEL
PENN
MCC Alpin Broadway
34Th Street
Knott
John J. Woelfle
Baptist Sunday School
First Baptist
Elinore Cowan Stone
NEA Service, Inc
Tomor
Felt
Hendrix
B. F. Hendrix Incorporated
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