Inter American relations and war economies noted in press
A Christian Science Monitor summary discusses inter American relations, Japan and Europe wartime finance, and the need for a broader American understanding of Latin American affairs. It highlights a new quarterly journal Inter American Relations with notable contributors and growing public interest in hemispheric peace efforts.
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Rio Grand
Cambridge
Mass
Clarence H. Haring
Lemuel Flagg Bemis
Richardo J. Alfaro
Hubert Herring
Harold Hinton
J Bartlett Brenner
Simon G. Hanson
Gilberto Freyre
Arturo Torres Rioseco
North America
Ton
American
Christian Science Monitor
Pull Your Town Together editorial on breaking social barriers
An editorial argues for overcoming immigrant and racial divides by recognizing shared humanity. It urges neighbors to interact across cultures, share heritage, and participate in community life to enrich arts and thought. Civic groups can foster mutual adjustment and reveal common ground.
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Louis Adamic
New World
Old World
Death penalty sought for kidnapping in New York case
A court convicted two 27 year olds of kidnapping and murder and sentenced the death penalty, stating swift action will deter kidnappers. The judge declared the sentence will be pursued in all eligible cases, and the nation watches the impact.
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New York
Lima Conference Deepens U.S. View of Latin America
The Lima Conference is viewed as a gain for Latin America understanding of the United States yet also yields a new U.S. appreciation of Latin American perspectives. This emerging mutual understanding marks a shift in regional dynamics.
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Lima
Latin America
United States
Democratic foreign policy debate seeks united action
A Christian Science Monitor analysis argues for clearer democratic participation in foreign policy. It warns that partisan divides and secrecy threaten policy effectiveness and proposes cross party leadership with Congress to decide when to aid or halt support to aggressors.
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United States
Britain
Roosevelt
Ludlow
Allen Hawtit
America
China
Spain
Carrie
Congress
United Democratic
Christian Science Monitor
Hatfields and McCoys Feud Remembered by Peace Maker
A correspondent recalls the Hatfield McCoy feud in West Virginia and the turning moment when a peace maker brought the rival clans together. The narrative notes deadly clashes and a final meeting that halted the bloodshed after years of tragedy.
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Alleghany
Hatfield Leaders Reunite In Fraternal Basketball Night
In a West Virginia community, rival families the Hatfield and McCoy meet for a friendly basketball game. The two sides shake hands in a sign of peace as they join efforts against common goals. The piece contrasts domestic harmony with global oppression, urging freedom and unity.
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Paris RY
Hatfield
West Virginia
Wen
Senator Hatfield
Congress
Sonny Cabell
Wake
Sid
Carl
Glen
Frank
Bill
McCoy
Sam
Ray
Mack
Bob
Jim
Pete
United Ates
Progress Guided by Record Books for Bear Lake Farm Families
More than 175 Bear Lake county families follow Farm Security Administration budgets and records to steer yearly operations. Louis F Nuffer, FSA supervisor in Montpelier, notes loans for equipment livestock and household goods require kept records to guide enterprise and ensure a business re basis. Daily receipts and expenditures compared with budgets reveal savings and adjust plans for emergencies and upcoming needs.
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Bear Lake County
Farm Security Administration
Louis F Nuffer
FSA
Montpelier
Grazing Fees Lower On National Forests In 1939
Supervisor M S Benedict announces 1939 grazing fees drop from 1938. Cattle on the Targhee will be 16 5 cents per head per month and sheep at 3 44 cents per head per month. Targhee permits cover about 500000 animal months of grazing with 25 percent shared with counties.
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M. S. Benedict
Benedict
St Anthony Receives WPA Grant for Water System Upgrade
A WPA project in St. Anthony totaling 8749 dollars was approved per a telegram from Senator D Worth Clark. Mayor A G Miller says remodeling will cost about 12000 dollars with the city covering the balance and work starting when weather allows.
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St. Anthony
D. Worth Clark
A. G. Miller
Zowmen Debate Cattle Trails And Water Needs
Pocatello leaders urge cattle trails water development and range improvement at Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers meeting. Cohn of Arimo reelected president and discusses a new state bill to curb rustling as officers and directors are named.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Idaho
Cohn of
Arimo
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Arditiur
Conn
Ray V
Elle
Tersuom
Arim
John Vevers
Chicsii
A. E. Patterson
Idaho investigates finance panel over appropriation attack
The investigation panel of Idaho money agents and local businessmen criticized the finance committee for the Lava project and questioned the $40- million appropriation. The hearing cited alleged missteps and urged more consideration of the funding and oversight.
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Idaho
Max Gurnasi
Train Schedule Fragments for Portland Paris Lines
Eastbound No 18 Portland Rose arrives at 8 58 p m departs 9 06 p m No 44 Pacific Limited arrives 8 15 a m departs 8 25 am Paris BR A list shows No 397 for Paris No 396 from Paris No 399 for P No 398 from Paris with times 5 45 a m 6 55 a m 9 00 a m 12 35 p m
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Portland Rose
Pacific Limited
Paris
State investment urged to protect resort and mineral lands
A state official denounces the report's disregard and urges a reconsideration of appropriation to safeguard investments. Cohn criticizes sale of Lava mineral resources and warns private acquisition could end a valued health and recreation resort, inflaming calls for careful funding and proper use of information.
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Tawa
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Levi 'Amere
Elec
Lalo
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General Motors
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