Paris Invasion Looms As French Plea For U S Aid
Amid rumors Paris would surrender, Premier Reynaud urged Roosevelt for help while ambassadors and generals debated resistance. Reports say Britain and France need more air power, with factories mobilizing and Ford pledging 1000 planes daily for defense only.
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Germany
United States
Defense Conseissidtt
Detrait
Wicely
Henry Ford
War Department
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Martha Nin Tice
Ford
Now Is the Time for a Political Convention
The piece discusses the 1940 national convention in Philadelphia and the Republican task to nominate a candidate who can counter the Democratic front. It notes foreign policy as the era’s dominant issue and predicts domestic attention may be tuned to present a strong international stance, while business and industry reactions to wartime preparation shape economic expectations.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
Democratic Party
U) S
Record Reserve Dept of Agriculture reports surplus crops at record levels
The Department of Agriculture notes record surplus reserve supplies held by the Commodity Credit Corporation amounting to about 1 billion dollars. Major crops in reserve include cotton corn wheat and barley with smaller quantities of peanuts rye butter and resin. Authorities warn prices may rise as wartime markets shift and demand changes, while arguing about future European food needs and potential risks in speculative trade.
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Department of Agriculture
Commodity Crédit Corporation
n+ Hler Seana
AMA plans low cost statewide medical care system
The American Medical Association signals potential public access to low cost statewide medical care with prepayments of 1.50 to 2.80 per month, opposing compulsory wealth insurance. The plan follows experiments by 200 county societies and aims to provide service to the indigent while remaining affordable for all.
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American Medical Association
Ins
New York
A. M. A. House of Delegates
Vanishing Americans The Name of the Famed Texas Longhorn
U S officials say the Texas longhorn, once a Western icon, is near extinction with about 250 pure-strain animals left. The piece traces its rise, decline, and preservation efforts led by J Frank Dobie and federal support, detailing the breed’s historic role and recent fragile status.
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U.S
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Weaters Nesex Wayes Union
West
Great Plains
Kansas
America
Lone Star State
Commonwealth
J. Frank Dobie
University of Texas
Cache
Wichita Forest
Wichita National Forest
Oklahoma
Favorite Star Quilts Are Prize Winners
Three long loved quilt patterns Lone Star Broken Star and Stars Upon Stars are celebrated for beauty across eras. The Grand pattern 7454 offers cutting guides color plans and yardage estimates for all three and invites readers to use their scrap bags to craft prize winning designs.
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