Hitler Defies World With Ambitions in Europe
Hitler declares Germany aims to be a leading world power, rearming and seeking automatic gains, supports Austrian Nazis, and threatens Czechoslovakia. He denounces postwar settlements, tests British and French resolve, while Eden resigns and Chamberlain seeks a four power pact with Mussolini. Roosevelt moves to ease inflation risk and boost prices. Earle runs for U S Senate.
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Kennedy Named Ambassador to Great Britain and Other Political Shifts
President Roosevelt appoints Kennedy ambassador to Britain while he resigns from the Maritime Commission. Emory Land re joins the board. Max Truitt fills Kennedy’s term. Argentina swears in Ortiz for a six year term amid vows to preserve democracy. Wallace announces cotton and tobacco quotas under the new farm law with referenda set for March 12. Russian polar scientists rescued after nine months on an ice floe, aiding plans for trans-polar flights. Romania becomes a fascist corporative state under King Carol with a trades based parliament and reduced legislature.
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America's Skiing Boom Sparks Rail Trains and Trails
National Geographic outlines skiing as a solo sport with thrill of speed and control. New England down mountain trails attract crowds with names like Hell's Highway and Nose Dive. Railroads push week end snow trains, expanding access to mountain skiing and floodlit slopes.
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A Boston banker’s time tested creed and empire
Frederick H. Prince, 71, of Boston, active in polo and business empire, warns Washington to let time reform business. He boasts 46 railroads and a $250 million fortune, with debt around $20 million, emphasizing money must work. He exited markets before 1929 crash, owns marble Newport mansions, and remains a dominant figure in American finance.
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Proper Use of Oil Furniture Polish Revealed
A household guide explains the correct method for applying oil polish to wood furniture. Use a damp cloth lightly moistened with water, saturate with polish, spread evenly, rub lightly, then finish with a dry cloth to achieve a uniform glow without excessive rubbing.
Treasure Burial Revealed Near Cairo by Excavator
An excavator’s accidental stumble uncovered a 5,000 year old cemetery near Cairo. Rich artifacts include alabaster and schist vessels, breccia carvings, and a goddess statuette with a silver crown. A carved chess set hints at early Egyptian gaming.
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