European War Month Deepens Diplomatic Stage in Moscow
As the European War reaches its fourth week, Moscow becomes a diplomatic hub. Foreign ministers including Estonia's Karl Selter and Turkey's Sukru Saracoglu arrive to gauge Stalin's plans, amid German and Russian talks and renewed Polish frontline reports.
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Europe
Moscow
Joe Stalin
Kremlin
Estonia
Karl Selter
Russia
Selter
Reds
Turkey
Sukru Saracoglu
Italy
Germany
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Poland
Western
Propaganda War Emerges From Global Struggle
Dr Clyde R Miller warns propaganda is modern warfare’s advance scout and home front aid. Reports from Britain Germany Italy France and Japan describe blitzkrieg fears, neutrality talks, and political upheavals while Italy’s Duce questions global conflict and panama neutrality talks progress.
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Columbia University
Clyde R. Miller
Institute For Propaganda Analysis
Germany
Berlin
Red Cross
From Fritsch to Brauchitsch and Freud to Freud
Conflicted portraits outline Gen Werner von Fritsch who aids Hitler’s army then resigns as commander in chief and dies in action near Warsaw. Walther von Brauchitsch assumes command amid Poland’s blitz. Sigmund Freud, once mocked by Viennese doctors, dies at 83 in London after fleeing Nazi oppression.
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London
Two Mothers in Mice Study at Bar Harbor Lab
Scientists at Bar Harbor Maine demonstrated a mouse experiment showing two mothers for a fertilized ovum and prenatal environment. Researchers hope findings illuminate hereditary cancer roles and address infantile paralysis questions amid war suspicions. Rats also susceptible to polio and may serve as epidemic reservoirs per U S Public Health Service.
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Dr. C. C. Little
Bar Harbor
U. S. Public Health Service
In Short Won and Recaptured Figures Mentioned in Note
The summary lists multiple brief items: Miss Canada III wins the President's Cup Regatta gold cup, Laura Ingalls ordered to show cause about revoking a flying license for peace pamphlet distribution, four Michigan convicts recaptured after a five hour escape by kidnapping wardens and parole board members, and a list of deaths including John McMillan Francisco de la Barra Floyd Gibbons Carl Laemmle Sr Dr Charles Mendelsohn John Sanford.
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Mexico
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John Sanford
News in Brief from World War to Political Contests
The piece surveys national events from the World War era including a large World War veterans convention in Chicago, Argonne anniversary protests calling for neutrality and readiness, and a fatal electrocution after a fence contact near Oklahoma City. It notes Fritz Kuhn breaking with Dies committee, a Southern California heat wave and storm, New England snow, and a Senate clash involving Senator Burn and Senator Borah over foreign policy issues.
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Congress
California
New England
First Battle of the Aisne and wartime tensions 1914
In the week ending September 30 1914 Western Front forces dug in at the first battle of the Aisne German siege guns bombarded Antwerp and new French gas firing weapons were reported The US House passed a wartime tax including beer levy and Mexican General Villa declared independence from the Carranza government signaling possible longer U S troop presence in Vera Cruz.
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Aisne
Antwerp
Washington
Villa
U. S
Vera Cruz
The Big Debate on Repealing Arms Embargo
Senate weighs repeal of the four year old arms embargo as President Roosevelt calls for a return to international law. A Democratic majority draft would shift war decision power to Congress, allow shipping of war materials to belligerents on non U S ships, pass title before shipment, define combat areas, limit loans, ban arming vessels, and keep a licensing board reporting to Congress twice yearly. Debate to begin with a semi truce between administration supporters and foes.
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Davy Jones
London
U. S
Lloyd Lines
Berlin
France
England
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Senate
Roosevelt
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Calls for Neutrality and Peace Amid Embargo Debate
Roosevelt urges inclusive peace effort and embargo repeal to favor peaceful US stance. Justice Frankfurter defends thoughtful non neutrality as duty. Landon argues neutrality should serve America not aid Britain or Hitler. Benson warns embargo repeal could risk war for profits. Girdler labels war business as bad business.
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United States
Justice Frankfurter
Alf M. Landon
Tom M. Girdler
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