Beck and Mussolini Clash Looms Over Europe
On a bleak January day in Berchtesgaden and nearby Munkacs, observers tie the talks between Adolf Hitler and Poland's Jos eph Beck to a wider Reich plan. Berlin aims to unite Baltic to Balkans with Poland as front and rear guard, while Czech Hungary tensions flare over Carpatho Ukraine.
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Munkacs
Hungary
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Eyrie
Poland
Joseph Beck
Beck
Ukraine
Lithuania
Baltic
Memel
Free City
Danzig
France
Russia
Europe
Berlin
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Balkans
East Prussia
Reich Munkacs
Czechoslovakia
Carp
Hitler
Reich
Neville Chamberlain
Rome
Italy
Suez
Djibouti-Addis Ababa
Britain
Palestine
Intergovernmental Refugee Committee
Roosevelt
Ethiopia
Chamberlain
Rome-Berlin
Mr. Chamberlain
George Rublee
Refugee Committee
Africa
Met Opera star Jagel cites South America as export path
In New York, Frederick Jagel of the Metropolitan Opera argues cultural outreach in South America could outpace traditional diplomacy. He praises Argentine hospitality and notes his own operatic range, tracing his path from Brooklyn actuary to a stage star and forecasting a musical renaissance supported by radio.
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Chamberlain
London
Rome
Germany
Mussolini
Spain
Francisco Franco
Mr. Chamberlain
Franco
Catalonia
Tarragona
Verdun
Estremadura
Jose Miaja
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Seville
Salamanca
York
Frederick Jagel
Metropolitan Opera
Operatic Star
Buenos Aires
South America
Mr. Jagel
New York
Caladini
Milan
Rodolfo
Italy
Radames
Ivory Tower
Hull
Jagel
Metropolitan
John Mulholland
Columbia University
Society of American Magicians
Subway
Mr. Mulholland
Consolidated Service Fouteres
Haven options for Jewish refugees across Africa and islands
The report surveys Tanganyika Kenya Northern Rhodesia Madagascar British Guiana and Melville Island as potential havens for European Jews. It outlines geography resources populations and colonial rules, noting Tanganyika's lumber and minerals and Kenya's large population and lakes, with Melville Island proposed for a Jewish settlement.
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Eewsoeraphic Society
Washington
D. C
Europe
Tanganyika
Africa
Kenya
Rhodesia
Madagascar
British Guiana
South America
Melville Island
Australia
East Africa
Mediterranean
Cape of Good Hope
Dar Es Salaam
Nyasaland
Uganda
Northern
France
England
Indian Ocean
Zanzibar
Victoria
Belgian Congo
South Africa
New Guinea
Borneo
Greenland
Quiz row from Ask Me Another game show
Questions cover historical declarations native populations Roosevelt genealogy nautical measurements and Chicago landmarks. The round includes queries on signatures of the Declaration of Independence Indian population trends after the Little Bighorn the first Roosevelt an oxymoron definition knot versus mile floor space of the Merchandise Mart and ice breaking by ship whistles.
Indians in America Today Surpass 1876 Levels
Genealogists trace the first Roosevelt to the U S as Claes Martenzen van Roosevelt arriving in 1640. A note on legal marriages and measurement facts is included, stating land and nautical mile lengths and the Merchandise Mart’s vast 4,000,000 square feet. Whistle vibrations are noted to affect air.
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Diego Suarez
Madagascar
American
British Guiana
England
Scotland
Wales
America
Roosevelt
Claes Martenzen van Roosevelt
Merchandise Mart
Will to Peace
A reflection on world peace asserting that lasting harmony requires a universal will to peace and shared commitment to resolve conflicts. The statement emphasizes collective responsibility and moral resolve as core drivers of global stability.
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Czech
Joseph W. la Bine
U. S
Thomas Parran
Colonel Beck
Who’s News
By Lemuel F. Parton
Mystifier
Georgetown
Darwin
Lake Hannington
Great Rift Valley
Kenya Colony
Laikipia Escarpment
John Witherspoon
United States
Little Big Horn
Chicago
Tedra E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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