Hitler Defies World as Europe Faces Rising Tensions
Adolf Hitler declares Germany will be a great power, rearming and ready for war if needed, defying Britain and France. He supports Italy and Japan, pressures Austria and Czechoslovakia, and denounces League of Nations limits while warning against Western interference. Chamberlain explores a four power pact with Italy, France, Britain, and Germany as France worries over German minorities and Czech sovereignty.
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Schuschnigg
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Czechoslovakia
Germany
Great Britain
France
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Reichswehr
Reich
League of Nations
Aganda
Britain
Il Duce
Spain
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Italy
Buckingham Palace
George
Eden
Dino Grandi
Halifax
Alexander Cadogan
Grandi
London
Rome
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Chautemps
Prague
Czech
British cabinet reshuffle as Eden resigns and Halifax steps in
Captain Anthony Eden resigns as British foreign secretary after two years of resisting European dictators. Viscount Halifax becomes acting foreign secretary, a move seen as a concession to Hitler and a source of concern for France and Britain during tense negotiations with Germany and Italy.
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Efusing
Neville Chamberlain
Germany
Italy
Anthony Eden
Viscount Cranborn
Viscount Halifax
Eden
Hitler
France
India
Britain
Berlin
Mussolini
Roosevelt outlines moves to restore prosperity abroad
President Roosevelt, en route to Hyde Park for a brief vacation, announced two policy steps aimed at stabilizing the economy. He said the administration will permit a limited rise in prices without inflation or large living-cost increases and will renew the Reconstruction Finance Corp. lending to industry and railways, noting farm prices should rise while building costs remain high.
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Hyde Park
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Earle Seeks Democratic Nomination for U.S. Senate
George H. Earle of Pennsylvania announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. He cited his governorship record and Roosevelt administration support and pledged to continue his services to Roosevelt era principles if elected.
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George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
United States
Roosevelt
Senate
Harrisburg
Prince of Debt and Polo Pioneer Faces 1929 Turmoil
Frederick H. Prince, 71 in 1929, remains a powerhouse in American business with a vast fortune and extensive control of railroads. He argues money must work, prefers debt to keep liquidity, rode out the market’s 1929 cloud, and still presides over marble Newport estates. Also notes Dr. Walter A. Jessup's push for leaner college enrollments and tech-free education amid tuba player recruitment in higher education.
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Frederick H. Prince
Boston
Europe
Washington
Armour & Co
Pau
France
O. H. P. Belmont
Newport
Walter Albert Jessup
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
Carnegie Foundation
Jessup
University of Iowa
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Columbia
Indiana
College of Education
Indiana University
Benny Goodman
Carnegie
Consolidated News Features
WNU Service
Ancient Egyptian burial finds near Cairo uncovered
An excavator’s lucky stumble uncovered a 5000 year old burial site in Egypt. Riches include alabaster and dolomite vessels, a nearly transparent flint knife, a goddess statuette with gold details, and a chess set with ten pieces removed, suggesting early Egyptian games.
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Ight
Cairo
Egypt
Review of Roosevelt policy shifts and trust busting drive
William Bruckart surveys Roosevelt price policies from 1937 to 1939, noting shifts between price rises and lower prices, U.S. farm aid programs, and reciprocal trade treaties. He critiques trust busting tactics, NRA links, and court actions while summarizing drought hoaxes and sensational hoaxes in American reportage.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Aluminum Company of America
United States
Wallace
al Smith
Madison
Wis
NRA
Congress
Ickes
Department of the Interior
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Senate
Department of Justice
New York
Aluminum Company
Knox
Walter Rice
Bird Lays Polished Eggs
The tinamou, a South American game bird resembling the quail, lays eggs with a highly polished glasslike surface that reflect images like a mirror.
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Collier’; Weekly
Yesteryear Charm in Crocheted Bedspread
An heirloom popcorn bedspread featuring a popcorn motif on a lacy mesh background is detailed. Pattern 5908 includes instructions for the square, a diagram, stitches, material needs and a photo. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W14th St New York NY.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
14Th St
New York
N. Y
American ad spending drives nearly half of world sales
American business allocates more for advertising than the rest of the world combined. Despite comprising only one seventh of the global population, U.S. purchases account for about 47 percent of worldwide sales.
Musterole Ointment Ad Lays Out Benefits
An old advertisement touts Musterole as an effective warming salve. It claims quick relief from minor irritation and congestion, highlighting years of use and doctor recommendations for both regular and extra strong forms.
Bit of Wisdom on Thoughts and Public Opinion
A reflective maxim advises not to worry about others thoughts because people are mainly focused on how they appear to you rather than on you personally. It suggests freedom from judgment by recognizing others preoccupations.
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News Picture
Drouth
North Dakota
Missouri River
Startton
State Capitol
Bismarck
Fargo Forum
Stanton Ferry
North Dakota Capitol
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Nuremberg
Mmany
Tower
Fraulein
Hildegard Kartner
Denton
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Atlantic Seaboard
Sanford Jarrell
Jarrell
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