U S Scorns Neutrality Policy In Finland War Debate
Joseph W LoBine surveys U S responses to Russia invasion of Finland, noting Roosevelt's stance against severing ties, hints of Pan American rebuff, and Finland's war payments shifted to Red Cross. He highlights Sweden Denmark and Norway reactions, fears of Soviet expansion, and parallel pressures shaping policy to counter European conflict.
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Joseph W. Lobine
U. S
Finland
Russia
Romania
U.S
G. OG. P
Roosevelt
Laurence Steinhardt
Moscow
White House
RFC
Red Cross
Europe
League of Nations
League
Nation's Manufacturers adopt pro industry platform
After denouncing the New Deal, the National Association of Manufacturers endorsed a platform of American industry aiming to boost labor protections and consumer value, signaling a potential presidential rival to Roosevelt. Gallup poll shows Dewey trailing but tightening, while Japan’s new order in the Orient meets opposition from Wang Ching-Wei and Wu Pei-fu amid shifting Pacific tensions. Ohio relief crises widen as Cleveland and other cities face shortages. Governor Bricker and Mayor Burton clash over aid, with WPA denials and a call for broader relief.
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National Association of Manufacturers
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America
Franklin Roosevelt
Princeton
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Gallup
New York
Tom Dewey
Minneapolis
Dewey
Wang Ching-Wei
Wu Pei-fu
China
Marshal Wu
Tokyo
Wang
Foreign Office
Pacific
Japan
Russia
John W. Bricker
Fiorella LaGuardia
Washington
WPA
F. C. Harrington
Cleveland
Ohio
Harold H. Burton
Big Ten Faces Turbulent Season In War Of Outsiders
The Big Ten finished the year with 12 non conference losses against 11 wins and three ties revealing a jumbled season. Ohio State claimed the conference title helped by Michigan and Northwestern while Iowa tied Northwestern and would have shared the crown with a win. Northwestern and Chicago underperformed while Wisconsin and Purdue sputtered. Upsets toppled heavy favorites and national powerhouses like Tennessee Texas A M and USC drew attention.
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Sports Snippets From Early News Echoes of Stars and Tips
A collage of sports notes features Helen Jacobs in Virginia starting a historical novel, Sid Luckman calling last season a vacation with a $5,000 payout, Benny Leonard praising Max Baer, and Lou Houseman crediting the light-heavy division. Dan Topping uses a box line phone for business, Ben Sheridan's Notre Dame TD delights a mother in attendance, and Helen Dettweiler cautions two rounds in one day. Henry Armstrong aims to finish his book, Carl Storck at the NFL, and Indiana Iowa State lose few players. The inter-league all-star game faces doubt. Oscar Vitt predicts Yankees collapse and stresses Bill Dickey as indispensable. Plus bowling tips from Ned Day and gardening notes on moisture for bulbs.
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Helen Jacobs
Virginia
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Max Baer
Benny Leonard
Dempsey
Lou Houseman
Chicago
Dan Topping
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ben Sheridan
Notre Dame
Southern California
Helen Dettweiler
Henry Armstrong
Carl Storck
National Football League
General Motors Corporation
Indiana
Iowa State
Kennedy arrives for Brit policy talks amid wartime concerns
Joseph P. Kennedy, U S ambassador to Great Britain, landed by transatlantic clipper for conferences that may shape U S foreign policy. Al Capone, recently released from Alcatraz, is under psychiatrist Dr Manfred Gutmacher care. Fritz Kuhn, ex German American leader, sentenced to 2 to 5 years at Sing Sing for misused funds. Irene Castle ArcLaughlin abandons divorce suit from sportsman Maj Frederick McLaughlin.
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U. S
Great Britain
al Capone
Chicago
Alcatraz
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Guttmacher
Fritz Kuhn
Dundsfuehrer
Sing Sing
Irene Castle ArcLaughlin
Maj
Frederic McLaughlin
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