Nations press U.S. on neutrality as Spain war rages
The United States aims to stay neutral in the Spanish civil war while European powers push for a nonintervention pact. Germany delays response amid protests over executions in Barcelona. France fixes a deadline for agreement. Franco strengthens air power as Madrid, San Sebastian fights continue. Agricultural talks in Washington consider loosening wheat planting rules and expanding acreage to stabilize prices.
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United States
Spain
William Baillips
W. Philips
Phillips
Germany
Me Irid
Barcelona
Madrid
Seville
Franco
San Sebastian
Queipo
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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Wallace
Chicago
Towa
Santa Barbara
McCracken County
Washington, D. C
Jack Garber
Corral
Tommy Manville
Tommy
Keason
Debunking War's Romance and League Roars in Cobb's Page
Irving Cobb surveys wartime sanity efforts and political jokes in Sint Monica California. He mocks diplomatic schemes, warns of anti immigrant red baiting, voices League of Nations critique, and lampoons Benito Mussolini and Jesse Owens era tensions with biting, satirical commentary.
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Bud” Lighton
Roosevelt PWA relief plan tests Republican core aims
President Roosevelt launches a relief experiment using 22.7 million dollars in Public Works Administration funds for direct state grants. The plan shares 45 percent federal and 65 percent local costs, requires 100 percent relief labor, and targets permanent improvements like schools and water systems. Supporters frame it as restoring local control, while critics doubt its practicality and merit based selection. The piece also notes international diplomacy quirks around Italy, Ethiopia, and Emperor Haile Selassie amid Mussolini's moves.
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Tlome
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