Aviation safety push and medical advances described
The column praises the CAA for independent safety oversight after reform and notes a record of 815,000,000 passenger miles flown with no deaths. It laments possible reorganization, urges public opposition to downgrading the safety board, and highlights medical progress from pneumonia control to new anesthesia advances alongside wartime reporting from Norway and Britain.
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Bureau
Department of Commerce
Iis
McCarran
Cavis Aeronautics Authority
Safety Board
CAA
Weekly News Analysis Editor's Note Emphasizes Opinion Policy
Editorial disclaimer states opinions in close columns reflect the news analyst rather than the newspaper. Released by Wenner newspaper tal.
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Wenner
Tal
Neutrals Baltic Barometer
Baltic barometer reports warning signs as German troops and arms reportedly embark at German controlled ports across the Baltic toward Sweden. Ships, amid icebreakers, head toward winter blocked Swedish shores, raising fears of Sweden becoming a battlefield in the conflict.
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Wnoezi
Baltic
Sweden
Norway
Admiral Taussig Foresees War With Japan In Far East
Secretary Hull urges status quo in the Duteto East Indies while Japan reportedly agrees to relax vigilance. Two U S warships leave Manila to check British blockade rumors as Rear Admiral Taussig testifies war with Japan is inevitable due to a perceived Tokyo program for world conquest including Philippines, French Indo China and the Netherlands Indies. Hamilton Fish calls for inquiry into inflammatory navy speeches as Tokyo reports seek benevolent neutrality from Germany and Britain in the European conflict.
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Germany
Joseph K. Taussig
Senate Naval Affaiis
Washington
Japan
China
Taussig
Tokyo
Philippines
French Indo-China
Netherlands Indies
Far East
Hamilton Fish
New York
Cromwell to resign for New Jersey senate bid
Jones J. R. Cromwell, US minister to Canada, will resign within a month to pursue the Democratic senatorial nomination in New Jersey. The Secretary of State indicated Cromwell would relinquish his post before primary time. Walter Kotter, a millionaire plant fitting fixture maker, died at his River Bend, Wisconsin home. WPA Commissioner Harrington told 2,162,000 workers they may vote freely, enclosing a message stating voting is your own business. A federal appellate court in New Orleans dissolved an injunction against Georgia Governor B D Higers after he reinstated W Miller as chairman of the state highway commission.
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New Jersey
Washington
Cromwell
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River Bent
Wis
Harrington
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Georgia
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W. Miller
State Highway Commission
Fredd Howe Testifies on Communist Ship Plot and Union Ties
Fredd Howe, a February radio operator, told the Dies committee that the Communist party had members aboard several American merchant ships to help undermine U.S. efforts in war by carrying out Soviet orders from key positions. He alleged the party controls the American Communications Association and the I.O. operators union.
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Dies Committee
Conmitunnist Party
India
Howe
Carnnist Party
Americant Communications Association
Operators Union
Tragedy and politics mingle in a world on edge
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic collage of 1930s disaster and diplomacy. It recounts a Natchez dance hall fire killing hundreds, a Roosevelt Kingston speech, a Warm Springs meeting with Mackenzie King, a U S treasury speech on deficit remedy, Supreme Court upholding freedom of speech in Alabama and California, and sweeping notes on grain markets and war fears. Named figures include Franklin D Roosevelt and Mackenzie King, with references to Walter Barnes orchestra and AFL. The tone is period newswire style, mixing tragedy, policy, and market outlook.
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Mississippi
Natchez, Miss
Nero
Walter Barnes
Negro Orchestra
Chicago
Kingston
Ontario
Franklin Roosevelt
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U.S
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Great Britain
Europe
Coutrt
W.L. Mackenzie King
White House
Warm Springs
Washington
Senate
Treasury
U. S
Supreme Court
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Alabama
California
U. Stabo
American Federation of Labor
C. J
Murphy
Justice McReynolds
FCA Reform Sparks Farm Bureau Split in Private Talk
Baldish Ed O'Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau, voices opposition to Henry Wallace's FCA reorganization in a candid one-on-one. He cites threats to jobs and calls the reforms loose and unsound, while Wallace argues the relief offsets foreclosures and preserves necessary liberalization.
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Ed O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Credit Administration
Henry Wallace
O'Neal
Wallace
FCA
O'Neil
Black
Dester
PCA
Ask Me Another As General Qui
A garbled set of lines presents trivia style questions about mythic figures daylight saving biblical roles First Lady titles and other topics The readable items include questions about Greek goddess Hera and the Bible and a reference to a building nicknamed The Cradle of Liberty
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Cradle of America
Liberty
Answers to a Mixed Bag of Historical Quirks
The list presents varied facts and trivia: a measurement of sixty inches, the Iris name, Franklin in France in 1784, a remark that only five percent are women, a fatal outcome, Dolly Madisay’s eluding a royal summons, and daily ship traffic at Faneuil Hall in Boston. It also notes ancient Egyptian hymns to Ra, and cites Congress recognizing the Centennial Anniversary of the Inauguration of the First President on April 30, 1809.
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Iris
Benjamin Franklin
France
Dolly Madisay
Her Majesty
Faneau
Boston
Egypt
United States
Genoa chapel bars women over myth of Salome
Historical note claims the chapel of Job the Baptist in Genoa has barred women since 1492 due to Salome's role in death. Other snippets mention lynching history in several New England states and coastal nations with rapid histamine injections to remove bruises, attributed to Collier's.
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Job the Baptist
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