Turkey sketches Moscow pact amid long inconclusive talks
Turkey signs up a route from Moscow where he spent nearly a month of inconclusive talks. An elderly French soldier traveled with military experts as Turkish officials said any pact with Moscow would not clash with commitments to France and Britain. On Tuesday night Prime Minister Sudan issued a communique stating Russia's proposals had proved...
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France
Britain
Suddam
Russia
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Sone
Kremlin
Saydam
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
An advertisement extols Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria claiming it relieves chills and fever, cures the infection in the blood, and is easy for children to take. It promotes large bottles as providing more value and urges action at first malaria signs.
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Soviet Five Year Plan Tries to Balance War Aid and Growth
An AP feature notes Stalin’s drive to boost Soviet production under the Five Year Plan while weighing limits on aiding Nazi Germany. It cites planned gains of 88 percent industrial output, 53 percent for agriculture, and Russia’s grain exports amid trade with Germany, Britain, and France, highlighting the tension between rapid growth and wartime diplomacy.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Stalin
Hitler
S.S
Prohibition of Belligerent Submarines in U S Ports
A historic proclamation bans refuge for enemy submarines in American ports for up to 24 hours. It leaves punishment for violators to be determined, with experts noting internment as a possibility and offenders facing up to five years in prison and a 316000 fine under the neutrality act.
Russia faces retooling crisis as exports shift to Germany
U S trade figures show the United States as the culprit in Russia’s export shift over six years. Germany absorbs machinery and tools, forcing Russia to retool large production plants to avoid costly disruptions. Economists warn Stalin may need to choose between upholding the third Five Year plan and sustaining raw material flows to Germany.
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Russia
Hussia
Stalin
Hitler
Krivitsky Faces Dies Committee After Stateless Plight
Bruce Catton recounts Walter Krivitsky formerly Samuel Ginsburg, a stateless former Soviet intelligence chief in Western Europe who sought asylum in the United States. He faced deportation anxieties and fears of Russian agents as he prepared to testify before the Dies Committee on un American activities.
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Walter J. Krivitsky
Dies Committee On un-American Activities
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U. S
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Russia
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