Expanding Soviet Domination Threat to Europe and Asia
The analysis notes Soviet expansion after Poland’s partition and Baltic deployments, with Estonia Latvia and Lithuania as seeks to secure bases and transit rights. It argues Moscow aims to curb Nazi moves and prepare for potential action against Afghanistan and India within Britain’s sphere.
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Labine
Germany
Afghanistan
Poland
Japan
Reich
Russia
Josef Stalin
Baltic
Estonia
Latvia
Wilhelms, Munters
Moscow
Lithuania
Finland
White Sea
Britin
Balkans
Forselym
Suksu Saracoglu
Balkan
Senate Debates Over Arms Embargo Echoes in October Speech Festoons
In the U S Senate chamber the arms embargo debate returns as leaders and members including Borah Pitman Vandenberg Connally and Lundeen push for or against repeal and credit restrictions. The discourse touches on belligerent waters definitions and proposals such as surrendering western Atlantic possessions to the United States amid a split on policy directions.
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U. S
Senate Chamber
Europe
Senate
Idaho
Nevada
Pitman
Michigan
Vandenberg
Texas
Connally
Washington
Schnellenbach
North Dakota
Nye
Louisiana
United States
Vanedenberg
Alben Bailey
Canada
Australia
Hongkong
Missouri
Bennett Champ Clack
Minnesota
Ernest Lundeen
France
Britain
Bahamas
Jamaica
Newfoundland
Trinidad
Statecraft in Paris and Warsaw under shifting recognitions
U S Ambassador Drexel Biddle made an official visit to Poland's new president Wladislaw Rackiewicz while in Washington Secretary Cordell Hull stated the United States would continue to recognize Count Jerzy Potocki as Polish ambassador and would not recognize Soviet or German seizures of territory. The note also said little about Poland’s 179 million dollar war debt, contrasting with past issues over Austria and Czechoslovakia.
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Europe
Germany
Berlin
Saar
Inngwassing
Admiral Scheer
Brazil
Singaport
State Council
Speckera
Rostrom
Russia
Adal Hitler
Skdies
Benito Mussolini
Fo Berlin
Italy
Farelgn
Count Galeszzo Ciang
Reich
Maly
Axis
der Fuehrer
Neville Chamberlaid
House of Lommans
West
Reichstag
Wardeut
Hitler
Ferce
Peland
Poland
Soviet Russia
Paris
Anthony Drexel Biddie
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Broadcast bans spark clashes over religious topics
National Association of Broadcasters ordered radio bans on controversial issues except in public forums. Prominent figures like Rev. Father Charles E. Coughlin Judge Joseph J. Rutherford and Rev. Walter Cole face attacks and counterattacks. U S circuit court of appeals sides with labor department on minimum wage for steel industry. Red Cross relief allotments total 250000 with funds sent to Germany Switzerland for Polish refugees.
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National Association of Broadcasters
Reason
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
New York
Joseph J. Rutherford
Toledo
Walter Cole
Lanor
Washington
U. S. Circuit Courd of
Transil
American Red Cross
Germany
Switzerland
Brown Bomber Joe Louis Heads Toward Second Million
Joe Louis, the Brown Bomber, veteran heavyweight champion since 1937, has earned about 1.67 million from 27 knockouts and six decisions, while Jack Dempsey leads all time with 2.72 million. Dempsey’s era boasted huge gates and showmanship. Louis’ era lacks comparable purses and marquee opponents. Louis earned 16,059 in 1983 after defeating Harry Thomas, reflecting shifting boxing economics and fewer top-tier bouts in recent years.
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Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Gene Tunhey
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Tom Heeney
Louis
Harry Thomas
Spor t Shorts and Sporty Odds From Missing Fragments
A collage of brief notes covers military service of Bucky Harris and 1912, Gem Hoahing as England's top woman player, Lee Ramage coaching in San Diego, Bob Feller strikeout pace, Diet of players and coaches, Ireland-born Detroit hopeful, Hank Greenberg and Joe DiMaggio salaries, Paddy Driscoll golf coaching, Minnesota TV football, Stallion trotting record, Elmer Layden praise of Dicky Pond, Oklahoma under Tom Sticham, Spain golf equipment shortage, curling stones aboard Athenia, and Tarzan Taylor florist deliveries plus Halas on Mariati.
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Bucky Harris
England
Gem Hoahing
Great Britain
Lee Ramage
Louis
San Diego State College
Bob Feller
Charles Brogen
University of Detroit
Ireland
U.S
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Joe DiMaggio
Paddy Driscoll
Marqueste
Minnesota
Lee Axworthy
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Dicky Pond
Yale
Oklahoma
Tomi Sticham
Spain
Athenia
Max Baer
Tarzan Taylor
Maryquette
George Halas
Joe Mariati
Chicago Bear
Feld
Jack Manders
Gridiron Topnotchers Brock Dominates Purdue Prowess
A Western Newspaper Union synopsis profiles Purdue senior halfback Brock Brock, highlighting his versatile playmaking as a runner, kicker, blocker, and punt returner. It notes his emergence as a starter, key performances against Ohio State and other opponents, and his 21 years of age, six foot height, and 190 pound frame.
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Lou Bjook
Pur-due University
Lew
Purdue
Stafford
Kany
Rune Ning
Cecil Isbell
Brosk
Saaches
Grant
Dasaer
Wee
Brock
Coli
Minneesta
Fordham
Ohio State
Iowa
Wisconsin
Detroit
Butler
Early Pootbail Players Used Genuine Pigskins
Denver report notes Webster's dictionary cites pigskin as cowhide footbell and mentions slang terms like pigskinner and pigekinology for football players. Stage and Stout's Touchdown chapter titled Figskin recalls bladder inflation with a quill in the Civil War era, describing early footballs and fringe practice.
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Denver
Stage
Stout
Rocky Mountain Herald
Smart Invitations To Sew Your Own Pinafore Patterns
Catalog text advertises Fall Pattern Book No 1830 No 1529 and No 1830 sizes for waist and bust with buttoned straps pinafores. It promises three styles in aprons with protective crossback straps and multiple fabric options. The notice invites orders to The Lewis Circle Pattern Dept 149 Montgomery San Francisco for 13 cent patterns.
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Lewis Circle Pattern Dept
Montgomery
San
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