Molotov Attack Tests Soviet U S Ties Amid European Shifts
Editor notes Molotov's speech strains Soviet U S relations as Italy reshapes neutrality, while Britain and Germany maneuver. Mussolini replaces key ministers signaling axis tensions. Finland and Poland stratagems raise alarm as U S Congress advances an arms embargo repeal and a new neutrality bill.
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U. S
Molotov
Fdr
Italy
Sian
United States
Philippines
Soviet Union
Finland
Massachusetts
John McCormack
Laurence Steinhardt
Moscow
Michael Kalinin
Kalinin
Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
White House
Steve Early
House
Senate
Congress
Britain
British naval plan changes amid defense pressures
Rumors say drastic shifts in U S naval construction plans are possible due to new defense challenges from planes and subs. Reorganization may affect personnel and ship programs while training coordinates ships planes and submarines. Admiral Alexander Hamilton Van Keuren becomes chief of the bureau of construction and repair as repairs target 10 000 ton cruisers. Captain Liddell Hart warns war aims require new approaches and notes enduring limits of military minds.
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Flint
Germany
U. S
The
Reich
Britain
Washington
Coulmore
New England
North Sea
York
Alexander Hamilton van Keuren
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Efficiency Drive
Admiral van Keuren
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Michigan
Annapolis
Bureau
W. G. du Bose
New Model Basin
Carderock
Liddell Hart
Europe
Food Crop Is Easily Stored On Farms
Farmers can store fruits and vegetables in cellars basements attics or outside pits with conical piles covered by straw and dirt. North Carolina State College notes that warm dry cellars are poor for fruits and roots. use vented pits and weatherproof coverings to protect onions cabbage beets carrots potatoes and greens throughout winter.
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North Carolina State College
U. S. Marketing Aids Expand Farm Guidance Use
Nation wide reports from 3,000 agricultural extension agents show more farmers turning to county agents for marketing help. About 1,200,000 sought marketing information last year, over twice the level of 1932, with $640 million in products handled. More than 100 marketing specialists and 14,000 farmer leaders support the program.
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U. S
Agricultural Extension Service
Farmers Take On Hot Spots With Dignified Competition
A dozen farmers in Ohio funded a rival Saturday dance to counter a suspicious pavilion and tourist camp. They hired entertainers and offered free ice cream, drawing large crowds for two weekends. The rival event pressured the establishment to adjust its practices to meet community standards.
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Ohio
Country Home Magazine
Bright new dress patterns No. 1850 and 1849 featured
Smart youthful no frill coat style dresses designed for diverse figures. No. 1850 targets sizes 12 to 40 with detailed waist darts and front button closure in plaid wool velveteen or challis. No. 1849 offers slenderizing lines for large figures with long three quarter sleeves and bodice detailing. Pattern book promotion and ordering details included.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Strange Facts and Oddities From The Era
A survey of curious claims notes a yacht captain earning more than the Queen Mary master, Harlem dance hall manager outpacing Pennsylvania governor, a Midwestern union chief earning more than FDR, plus many antiques being fake and odd bank deposit patterns.
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Harlem
Pennsylvania
Musicians’ Union
Roosevelt
United States
First National Bank of
New York City
Collier’s
Surplus Commodities Distributes 1.7 Billion Pounds Last Year
The Federal Surplus Commodities corporation bought and distributed 1.7 billion pounds of surplus products in the last fiscal year. The cost, including height and handling, totaled 66 million dollars and included 122 million pounds of butter 3.21 million dozen eggs 61.2 million quarts of fluid milk and 13.5 million pounds of dry skim milk.
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Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
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