England Prepares Food Cache Amid War Fears and Global Talk
The piece notes Britain plans to store food for a year in worked out coal mines as it faces potential war risks and German actions. It cites President Roosevelt’s South America tour promoting peace and ties with Vargas, while criticizing Nazi Germany’s censorship and propaganda.
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Japan Sees Record Births as Marriages Rise and Divorces Fall
Tokyo reports the world’s highest birth rate with 2 180 703 new Japanese babies in 1935, up 148 931 from 1934. Marriages increase. divorces drop to under one in 1 000. Husbands and wives reportedly get along better than Americans.
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Kaplan team wins Van derbilt cup in bridge contest
The Harold Van derbilt cup goes to four players named Kaplan team Phil Abramsohn Fred Kaplan Harry Fishbein and Irving Epstein. Vanderbilt presents the cup and remarks on bridge insight without Aryan prerequisite. Chicago University notes 750000 fewer weddings in six low mood years.
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Labor unions seek united stand over pay and hours
Mr. Green's and Mr. Lewis' labor groups signal possible settlement of differences. Organized labor should present a united front against too-short pay and long hours. The prosperity of the nation depends on workers' purchasing power.
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China vows to risk war over territory with Japan
China declares willingness to fight Japan to retain land, highlighting a contrast with Japan's readiness. The warning implies Japan’s birth rate as its quiet counterpoint to China’s aggression, noting the influx of millions of new babies as a strategic factor.
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Mystery man Basil Zaharoff dies at eighty six
Sir Basil Zaharoff described as the mystery man and richest on earth dies of heart disease at eighty six. He built wealth and influence through arms dealing originating from Constantinople and rising to prominence in money and intrigue.
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Edward VIII Crisis Deepens Over His Marriage Bid
Edward VIII defies cabinet and church opposition to his planned marriage to Mrs Simpson. The crisis includes potential abdication, cabinet resignations, and possible parliamentary action as Baldwin and church leaders unite against the match.
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Roosevelt in Buenos Aires outlines Monroe Doctrine rethink
President Wilson Roosevelt in a Policies Fair speech in Buenos Aires urges re examination of the Monroe Doctrine. The address notes two key U. S. positions in foreign relations and questions how to pursue world peace through collective action.
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Wilsonian Illusions and Monroe Doctrine Revisions
The piece critiques Wilson era peace aims as idealist and futile, citing failures of the League of Nations with Russia, Germany, Italy, and Japan. It discusses Roosevelt’s Pan American approach, replacing Monroe doctrine logic with regional cooperation to avoid European entanglements, noting potential European upheaval and the risks to the plan. It highlights a Washington banquet celebrating 100 years of the US Patent Office as a symbol of American scientific progress.
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Patchwork Quilt Puts On the Dog Patchwork Quilt
Patchwork quilt pattern 5673 offers block chart cutting sewing and finishing guidance. Includes yardage chart diagram for single and double bed sizes and a pillow option. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York for pattern 5673.
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Lords vote kills mercy death bill in Britain
Britain's House of Lords rejected a mercy death measure by 35 to 14. Supporters urged doctor assisted end of life for incurable pain while opponents from church and medical groups raised religious moral and professional concerns. Archbishop of Canterbury avoided religious objections noting the matter belongs in medical hands rather than legal procedure.
Garner backs Rayburn in House leadership contest
Acting President in Roosevelt's absence, Vice President Garner openly backs Sam Rayburn of Texas for House leadership amid a battle with John J. O'Connor of New York. Dinell of Michigan objects that Garner should stay out of House affairs, urging focus on Senate duties.
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Nazi Edicts Tighten Grip Under Goering Plan
Germany's cabinet led by Hitler enacts economic sabotage measures threatening death for hoarding wealth abroad and undermining the economy amid the four year plan. It also orders universal Hitler Youth enrollment and places Baldur von Schirach directly under Hitler as supreme Nazi authority.
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Rockefeller Jr Gifts Highlight Senate Campaign Funds
Reports to the senate campaign funds committee show John D. Rockefeller Jr gave 70000 to Republican funds while Democratic groups received 50000 from Mrs. James R. H. Cromwell formerly Doris Duke the tobacco heiress. The committee aims to trace the source of most of the 13000000 spent by many political groups in the last campaign as a basis for legislative relations to the President and Congress.
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Abor Department Reports Wholesale Price Rise Over Three Years
The ABOR department notes a 14 percent jump in wholesale prices during roughly three years of Roosevelt administration efforts to lift the general price level. Farm products led gains rising from 58.7 to 85.5, foods from 65.4 to 83.5, and other commodities from 77.5 to 80.8. Living costs for wage earners show overall rise from 177.2 to 82.4, with food up 69.4 to 84.3 and clothing 76.2 to 78.6 while fuel and light fell from 90.3 to 87.4.
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