Peace Allies Will Impose On Germany If Hitler Vanquished
Weekly News Analysis by Joseph W. LaBine surveys the rise of war in Europe after Chamberlain and Britain declare war on Germany. It notes American neutrality policy debates, potential ships and cargo controls, and the looming question of how to end hostilities without repeating Versailles. It also covers reactions in France Britain and Washington, plus shifts in Soviet and Japanese positions as war looms.
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U. S
Germany
Hitler
John McGovern
Independent Labor Party
Neville Chamberlain
France
British Empire
Barbara Hutton Reventlow
Isle of Capri
CBS
NBC News
London
Britain
Poland
West Wall
Baltic
Gdynia
Russia
Mediterranean
Spain
Italy
Francisco Franco
Benito Mussolini
Black Seas
Rumania
Constanta
Warsaw
Balkan Countries
Europe
Roosevelt
Hull
Sen
Key Pittman
Senate Committee
Congress
Gallup
State Department
Navy Department
Frank Murphy
Reich
Versailles
Mussolini
Franco
Woodrow Wilson
Chronology of events leading to World War II in 1939
A sequence of dates shows the path to war. August 21 the German Soviet non aggression pact and a prior trade pact. August 23 German demands on Poland rejected. August 27 Hitler discusses policy with French Premier Daladier. August 28 Britain insists on negotiations. August 20 notes exchanged as peace fades. August 31 Hitler invades Poland without a war declaration. September 1 France and Britain issue ultimatums. September 3 Britain declares war at 11 am and France at 5 pm.
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Hitler
Poland
Daladier
Britain
France
Germany
Dessert Recipes From The Household Hints Page
A collection of tested dessert recipes including Currant Jelly Custard, Lemon Meringue Pie, Maple Cake, Steamed Chocolate Pudding, Graham Cracker Ice Cream, and Good Old Pan Dowdy. The article notes adjusting desserts to fit weather, plus an invitation to request Eleanor Howe’s Homemaking guide "Household Hints" by sending 10 cents.
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Eleanor Howe
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Foods Men Like to Eat by Eleanor Howe
A preview of next week’s feature promises wholesome recipes and ideas that appeal to men. Eleanor Howe will share favorites and tips on serving attractive, healthy meals.
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Eleanor Howe
Pattern 6373 Crochet Square Motif for New York Pattern
The palm motif inspires a crochet square and related mercerized cotton projects. Pattern 6373 provides instructions, a chart, stitch illustrations, and needed materials. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 208 Wrath St. New York to obtain.
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Household Arts Dept
Wrath St
New York
Easter Lily Ban in Northern Ireland Surprises None
A fragment notes that wearing an Easter lily on Easter Sunday is a serious offense in Northern Ireland, punishable by a fine, due to its association with the 1916 Dublin Easter uprising. The piece also mentions air density with depth and Italian Riviera balcony decor, including painted substitutes with drying laundry.
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Northern Ireland
Dublin
Riviera
Collier’s
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Chamberlain
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About
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Chungking
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Wester
Trudie E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Iarfield Tea
Gerfisld Tea Co Inc
Brooklyn
Locke
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