European powers edge toward rearmament and policy shifts
World tensions rise as Hitler's threats press nations toward armament, with France increasing army size and conscription, Mussolini expanding Italy's forces, and talks of Anglo Franco Italian diplomacy on Austria Bulgaria and Hungary. In the U S the War Department bill seeks a 165000 man army, while Laval and Eden weigh penalties against Germany ahead of Como talks. Spring wheat planting rules ease little amid broader growth concerns.
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NRA Belcher case and Manchuria crisis in national drift
NRA case Belcher, Alabama lumber owner, to be dropped as Supreme Court weighs NRA validity. Japan asserts peace guardian role in the East after walkout from the League, seeks naval parity and denounces the Washington treaty. Hoover attacks New Deal in Sacramento, urging a revitalized Republican party and stronger fundamentals. Spring dust storm sweeps west, deaths rise, rails and schools disrupted. White House plans broad administration bills. Congress may trim NRA and social security efforts before 1934 campaign.
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Politely shifting tides as Hitler drills up for war
The piece contrasts the punitive postwar stance of the Allies with Germany’s claimed readiness to fight, noting a potential shift in German power and the Allies' softened tone. It mentions Austrian executions of Nazis, airplane propulsion mysteries, and a digression on beauty and intelligence, ending with a vague query about a missing name.
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Push to Grow Children Too Fast Sparks Debate
A paleolithic essay urges parents to nurture slow, steady growth in children. It argues early success in youth is rare and risks stifling later potential, urging patience, healthy development, and supportive environments over pushing youngsters beyond readiness.
Gum-Dipping Process Improves Tire Body Resilience
The description notes dipping rubber in a soaked compound to protect the tire cord and body. It claims the process prevents puncture and ensures reliability under all conditions, with other tire parts remaining fully satisfactory.
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