Calles Returns To Mexico on Salvage Trip
A Mexico City dispatch says former president Plutarco Elias Calles, exiled in southern California, is said to seek recovery of expropriated land. Once a dictator, Calles led agrarian reform efforts and now plans a salvage move amid ongoing political feuding in Mexico.
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Defense Outshines Offense In Six-Month War Review
Kaltenborn argues that six months in World War II show defense stronger than attack. He notes Finland’s Mannerheim line, Poland’s collapse, and sea warfare with U boats and mines, plus a looming economic front led by Hull’s reconstruction plan for postwar Europe.
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Siegfried Lines
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Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Debate
The column argues against Gallup style embargo polls on Japan and questions the framing of "war materials" in the embargo issue. It warns against economic lunacy from cutting exports while detailing Japan's role as a major trading partner and urges cautious policy to avoid broader military and naval risks. It notes Allied diplomatic gains, Finland aid limits, and questions secrecy around a presidential fishing trip amid submarine fears.
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Radio News Pioneer H V Kaltenborn Dead at 0
Obituary recounts H V Kaltenborn a Wisconsin native longtime Brooklyn Eagle journalist who became a famed CBS radio news analyst. Known for timely reports during Europe crisis and his haystack Spain broadcast he lived at CBS studios in New York ready to go on air.
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Hinged Curtains for Window Cupboards by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Hinged curtains hidden storage units frame a cozy window seat flanked by cupboards. Tan yellow and blue green chintz decorates valance cushions and curtain edges. The glass curtains open like doors. Mrs Spears offers four thrift homemaking booklets with step by step plans and a free quilt block pattern set for orders.
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Bedford Hills Offer for Books and Quilt Patterns
A notice from Bedford Hills New York requests readers enclose 10 cents for one book or 40 cents for four books and a set of quilt lock patterns, including name and address for mailing.
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New York
New Gum Preserves Insects and Plants in Amber Alternative
Scientists unveil methacrylate a glasslike gum for preservation of insects leaves and plants. Two varieties exist one for plant specimens and one for insects enabling museums to store specimens long term with durable clarity.
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