Peace drives in Europe tempers war news
European peace talks persist as Hitler’s collapse rumors circulate. Venlo Munich intrigue and anti-Hitler dissent hint at a covert struggle within Germany. Chamberlain Hull and Messersmith push for postwar peace frameworks and reciprocal trade amid varied political maneuvers in the United States.
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Poland
Britain
Rawalpindi
Europe
Richard Stevens
Sigismund Best
Munich
Georg Elser
Himmler
Germany
Netherlands
Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
Hermann Goering
Herr Goering
Venlo
Best
Stevens
Elseregal
Nazi Germany
Washington
Versailles
Gulf of Finland
Romania
Chiang Kai-shek faces supply routes and shifting alliances
Chiang Kai-shek fears Japanese gains as Nanning air base threatens Kunming and supply lines from French Indochina and Burma while the Kremlin signals détente with Japan. Western news covers film unions, Romania's cautious neutrality, and entertainment moguls plotting Transcontinental Broadcasting.
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Kwangsi
Nanning
Japan
Indo-China
Burma
Chiang Kai-shek
Yunnan
Chiang
Kunming
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
Holiday Fruit Cakes And Cookies
A nostalgic holiday recipe spread outlines traditional Christmas fruit cakes and cookies with detailed measures and methods. It covers white and dark fruit cakes, finishing glazes with Gum Arabic, a plum pudding, white fruit cake, Old Spice Wonder Fruit Cake, Rolled Orange Cookies, and Lemon Icing, plus notes on storage and gifting.
Dies Draws Line On Un Americanism Probe And War Aid Politics
Martin Dies demanded administration cooperation or claim of killing the inquiry as he called it a head ache. Harry Woodring boasted of Kansas governorship and being a cabinet appointee noting a bachelor governor expecting a fourth child. Harry Hopkins launched a campaign to remove interstate trade barriers threatening the nation's economic life.
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A. F
U. S
William Bioff
Chicago
Hollywood
Martin Dies
un-Americanism Investigating Committee
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Harry Hopkins
Japan Presses Tokyo Over U S Trade Pact Renewal
Chugai Shogyo urges immediate action to secure a new agreement before the current one lapses January 26, reflecting business discontent with Tokyo's anti American stance. A Gallup poll shows 70 percent U S support for food stamp plan and higher surplus funds. Washington talks address a private utility network and a 220,000 volt Chicago to New York line. Russia accused of straining Finnish relations after border artillery deaths and injuries.
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Japan
Tokyo
U. S
Chugai Shogyo
Gallup
U.S
Washington
Chicago
New York
Finland
Russia
Toys for Christmas Made From Spools by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Readers learn spool toy crafts with doll arms and legs built from spools and wire. Instructions show assembling the doll and dog figures, bonnet details, and face collage from a magazine. Also notes the upcoming Sewing Book No. 4 and 10 cent book editions with patterns and quilt block designs available by mail.
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Ruth
WYETH
Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Quotes by U S Senator Bridges on democracy and unity
The quotation emphasizes America's diverse people and the enduring democratic form. It underscores the nation as humanity’s last hope, asserting democracy’s survival and proven functionality across creeds religions races and languages.
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U. S
H. Styles Bridges
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