Pay farmer for raising things we now import
The piece argues the United States spent 1.567 billion dollars last year on importing farm products, urging fair pay and protected markets for American farmers. It recalls 1918 views on France needing to grow its own foods and warns Europe may falter postwar, implying the US must avoid shouldering all costs while sustaining a home market.
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United States
Andre Tardieu
Paris
France
America
Niger Valley
Africa
Indo China
Europe
A Great Man in Country Journalism Remembered
A reminiscence recalls Edward E. Brodie founder of the Oregon City Enquirer, who died about a year ago. His work helped Oregon City grow and he served as president of the National Editorial Association, shaping country journalism and rural American press values.
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Oregon City
Ore
Edward E. Brodie
National Editorial Association
America
Battle descriptions show Balkan struggle fierce and muddled
Reports from early Balkans warfare described chaos in Greece and Yugoslavia as Nazi advances pushed toward Salonika and the Struma valley. Greek and British defenses formed an Anglo Greek line from Valona to Lake Ohrida as German forces were later said to retreat after clashes near Monastir and Florina.
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Greece
France
Low Countries
Peter
Turkey
Simovic
Moscow
Jugoslavs
Croatia
Hungary
Zagreb
Athens
Berlin
Grecian
Struma
Salonika
Thrace
Valona
Adriatic
Lake Ochrida
Aegean
Katerina
Mount Olympus
Aegean Sea
Lake
Ochrida
Monastir Gap
Bitoli
Frances Perkins Resigns as Labor Secretary Amid Naming Delays
Frances Perkins offers resignation to President, seeking to restore his room for action. Three strong candidates are cited as ready replacements: Solicitor General Francis Biddle, William H. Davis of the National Defense Mediation Board, and New York Mayor Fiorella LaGuardia.
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Frances Perkins
Francis Biddle
National Labor Board
William H. Davis
National Defense Mediation Board
Fiorella LaGuardia
New York
Balkan battles and surprise neutrality pact amid wartime reports
Conflicting British and Nazi dispatches describe fierce fighting in the Balkans. Russia and Japan sign a neutrality pact in a surprising diplomatic move as editor notes opinions reflect the columnist.
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Balkans
Russia-Japan
Soviet Japan Sign Five Year Neutrality Pact
Russia and Japan announce a five year neutrality pact shielding each from involvement if the other enters war. Observers note Russia may seek protection from a potential Japanese attack while Japan eyes potential expansion in China and the Pacific.
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Japan
China
Pacific
Time bomb bus tested in New York UFO era headlines
Mayor La Guardia's experts report a time bomb bus tested in New York with dynamite matting interior and a TNT blast conducted without harm. The driver is touted as a hero awaiting nomination. In Washington, aliens held for deportation and crews from Corman and Italian ships seized will be sent to Fort Missoula Montana and Fort Lincoln North Dakota for Immigration Service processing.
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New York
Washington
Corman
Fort Missoula
Montana
Fort Lincoln
North Dakota
Immigration Service
Labor turmoil eases with Ford settlement and price controls
Amid 12 states idle mines and a $8.5 million wage loss, the Ford strike ends as Henry Ford signs a union deal and the River Rouge plant reopens for 85,000 workers. New price control measures target profiteering across 11 industries, while Roosevelt expands aid to Yugoslavia and Greece and moves to secure Greenland defense and Red Sea access.
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Henry Ford
Great River Rouge
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Dies
unAmerican
Washington
Leon Henderson
SEC
Mr. Henderson
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Greece
Roosevelt
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Greenland
Denmark
Red Sea
Gulf of Aden
Britain
Jugoslavia
Hitler
U. S
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Fort Bragg
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E World
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