Roosevelt Visits Buenos Aires Aims for Peace
President Roosevelt arrived in Buenos Aires to a ceremonial salute as gunfire boomed and crowds cheered. He met with President Justo, toured the city, opened the Pan American peace conference, and hosted dinners and receptions before continuing to Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro.
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Military Revolt in Quito Leads to Arrests Across City
In Quito a military revolt prompts mass arrests including Pedro Velasco Ibarra, brother of former president Velasco Ibarra, along with several unidentified foreigners. The daily EB] Dia was cloned and its director Ricardo Jar amillo imprisoned.
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Baldwin rebuffs Simpson marriage with no backing
London reports Prime Minister Baldwin told King Edward he would lose government and parliamentary support if he pursued Mrs Simpson. He reportedly allied with Clement Attlee to present a united Conservative Labor front. The king was urged to reveal his intentions to the public.
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Washington Sees Turbulent Politics Behind Roosevelt Era
Carter Field reviews the friction in the opposition to Roosevelt's New Deal, noting instability in leadership, the evolving stance of Tugwell, tariff battles, and the struggle to build a credible countercoalition. He also discusses royal controversies and British public sentiment regarding Edward VIII and Mrs. Simpson, framing broader political and social tensions.
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Bris bane this week to store food in mines
International notes cite England’s food storage plan using mined coal shafts as a safe cache for a potential year’s supply while wartime fears rise. The piece covers projected moves toward war, U S diplomacy in South America with Vargas, Hitler’s tightening control in Germany, and Japan’s birth and marriage trends amid global tension.
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Household Tips from the era on laundering and cooking
Soak lace curtains in cold water with two tablespoons of salt for an hour to remove dressing before washing. Polish clock cases with olive oil and a chamois. Use a pencil end for marking linen initials. Clean white wood with lukewarm mild soap solution. Stains from fruit can be removed by bread crust in vinegar, then warm water rinse. Ham keeps flavor when baked in a paste of flour and water, removes rind on cooking. Cake icing stays soft with a touch of glycerin.
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