Weekly News Review on Czech Crisis and Axis Moves
The piece notes Poland and Hungary pressing claims on Ruthenia and Slovakia after Czechoslovakia ceded border areas to Germany. It discusses German aims in Ruthenia, Slovak autonomy, and possible eastward expansion, plus U S and British trade treaties and tensions over Nazi policy. It also covers Jewish refugee issues and U S immigration policy under President Roosevelt and the Kennedy plan, with potential resettlement in British Guiana.
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Czechoslovakia
Germany
Sudeten
Poland
Hungary
Teschen
Slovakia
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Italy
Little Ruthenia
Adolf Hitler
Ukraine
Europe
Rumania
Prague
Carpathian
Bohemia
Moravia
Congress
William E. Borah
U. S
Great Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy
U.S
London
State Department
Myrorf C. Taylor
Intergovernmental Refugees Committee
Berlin
Britain
Mexico
Lower
California
Palestine
Czech
Reich
Roosevelt Aids Rail Reform Through Loan Plans
President Roosevelt's rail road fact finding panel opposes a 15 percent wage cut, spotlighting a need for new funding. Wheeler proposes government loans and reorganizational standards to ease financial strain while avoiding harming bondholders. Diplomacy news covers Japan China tensions as U S policy debates restraint and future actions.
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Roosevelt
Railroad Fact-Finding Committee
Congress
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Railroad Finance Committee
Wheeler
Wind trends and health warnings shape global concerns
World worries over public health forecasts show one in twenty babies may spend life in mental hospitals amid rising institutional care. Reports also note 1938 model turkeys for small families and a push for 200 miles of multi lane highways annually as traffic doubles by 1900. Narcotics use drops since 1924, with only two in ten thousand Americans affected in 1938.
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U. S. Public Health Service
U. S
Vitamin B and bran influence on health and diet
The article extols vitamin B as essential to nervous system and overall health, noting beriberi prevention and cure. It urges daily intake from whole grains, bran, and germ, and highlights the role of cellulose rich foods in regularity and vigor. It also mentions low cost sources and the value of cereals and legumes.
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Orient
Mesopotamia
Dardanelles
Protein and Fat in Fresh Foods and Infant Vitamin needs
The exchange notes that fresh foods supply protein and varying fat levels depending on cut and animal. It also discusses an infant consuming a quart of milk daily meeting needs for protein calcium phosphorus and vitamin A while providing vitamins B and G, with vitamin C requiring a supplement.
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T. L
T. A
O—Wn
C. Houston Goudiss
Discovery of Vitamin B chemical structure and synthesis
After years of research, two American scientists identified the chemical structure of vitamin B and demonstrated a synthesis method, marking a milestone in nutritional science.
Vitamin B's Role in Growth Appetite and Digestion
Nutritional scientists report that vitamin B is essential for growth and promotes normal appetite. Animal studies show loss of desire to eat on vitamin B deficient diets, with appetite returning after restoration. Evidence also links vitamin B to maintaining normal muscular tone in the large intestine.
Vitamin B Shortage Alters Gastrointestinal Motility
A study of 75 patients found that a continual slight shortage of vitamin B causes definite changes in the motor and secretory functions of the gastrointestinal tract. The research also suggests that the vitamin B requirement increases under the tested conditions.
Peculiarities of This Vitamin B Losses in Food Preparation
Vitamin B dissolves in water so a large percentage may be lost when soaking or cooking water is discarded. Additional losses occur from refining cereals too much and lowering natural acidity with alkali.
Preventing Vitamin B Deficiency Through Diet Awareness
Health departments should actively guard communities against dietary deficiency diseases revealed by nutritional advances. Many people who can afford food still consume vitamin B deficient diets, possibly due to assuming their usual meals are adequate or using appetite as a guide to meals.
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Cordeli Us
U. S
Canada
Hull
Great Britain
Mr.Hull
Europe
Vitamin B rich foods and daily requirements
Investigation identifies bran milk eggs bananas orange juice carrots spinach and cabbage as good vitamin B sources. An American nutritionist notes daily needs can be met by half calories from fruits vegetables milk and eggs.
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America
Princess Home Frock and Doll Pattern Dream Catalog
Busy days ahead mean simple sewing designs for house dresses, doll outfits, playsuits, capes and more. Patterns No. 1642 and No. 1645 list sizes and yardage for fabrics and trims with a Fall and Winter Pattern Book priced 25 cents, order forms via The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Who’s News
By Lemuel F, Parton
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