Molotov Speech Shifts Strain in Soviet U S Relations
Molotov’s United States and Soviet relations darken as his address tests neutrality and war, while Mussolini reshuffles Italy’s leadership signals caution toward allies. Britain and Germany adjust war aims with Finland and Poland, and U S policy debates stall arms embargo moves.
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All Hallow
Moscow
Viacheslav Molotov
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Germany
Italy
Hungary
Molotov
Il Duce
Benito Mussolini
Dino Alfieri
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Achille Starace
Fuehrer
Rudolf Hess
France
Alberto Pariani
Hitler
Walther von Brauchitsch
Giuseppe Valle
Hermann Goering
Rodolfo Graziani
Galeazzo Ciano
Mussolini
Dino Grandi
Paris
Berlin
London
Giuseppe Bastianini
Balkans
J. Duce
Stockholm
Poland
Britain
Chamberlain
Turkey
United States
Roosevelt
Sian
Philippines
Soviet Union
Finland
Massachusetts
John McCormack
House
Laurence Steinhardt
Michael Kalinin
Kalinin
U.S
White House
Steve Early
Aviation News and Global Quirks Quiz
Aviation notes mention Clyde Schlieper and Wes Carroll exhausted after a long flight leg. A nonstop from New York aimed for a distant city but the attempt likely failed. Mrs Homer Stout seeks freezing cancer cure outcome unclear. A Mexican revolutionary party asks for oil lands return. Senator Mead proposes 139 million for small loans to distraught farmers. Britain’s winter rationing forecast uncertain. answers promised at column end.
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Clyde Schlieper
Wes Carroll
New York
Homer Stout
Oklahoma
Mexican ‘Revolutionary Party
James Mead
The
Treasury
Britain
Roosevelt third term debate stirs in San Francisco politics
Secretary Henry Wallace rekindles talk of a third Roosevelt term while Secretary Steve Early says Roosevelt seeks no boom. Senator Wheeler gains visibility as liberal standard bearer amid Salt Lake City debates, with Wheeler consulting role highlighted and Lewis foes noted.
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Henry Wallace
Oregon
Charles McNary
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
la Follette
California
Cuthbert Olson
Salt Lake City
John Lewis
Wheeler
West
Lewis
Washington
A. F. of L
Senate
Communications: Twisted Wires in Chicago Pressure
Following an ultimatum from Chicago District Attorney Thomas J. Courtney and U S District Attorney William J Campbell AT T barred Moses Annenbergs race betting information service from using its facilities Illinois Bell Telephone later followed suit.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Courtney
U. S
William J. Campbell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Moses Annenberg
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Endurance Filers Detour to Lima After Long Beach Flight
Schiieper and Carroll logged six hours past a 30 day run in Long Beach California. Their flight ended in Ecuador en route to Lima Peru. They faced fatigue due to extended travel while awaiting assignment and medical evaluation.
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Schiieper
Carroll
Long Beach
Calif
Lima
Peru
Ecuador
Bette Davis Seeks Broadway Stage Move and Film Project
Bette Davis claims bold aims to stage a summer Provincetown play on Broadway with Warner Brothers backing a film adaptation. The piece, seen on stage in New York, could launch a Capra project featuring James Stewart. Also noted are risks and triumphs from screen and radio circles, with updates on Tailspin Tommy filming mishaps and Buck Benny Rides Again cast changes.
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Bette Davis
Provincetown
Warner Brothers
New York
Broadway
Jack Benny
Mary Livingstone
Paramount
Buck Benny
Andy Devine
Don Wilson
Benny
Dictionary Quiz Questions on Contests and Terms
The set asks for differences between a contest and a tournament why George Eliot did not live to old age number of time changes from Chicago to San Francisco definition of a trade dollar meanings of Ad lib g viz ive and more as well as questions about Roman vs Italian identity Star Spangled Banner Alaska Indian population extemporaneous and tapping frequency of rubber trees.
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George Eliot
Chicago
San Francisco
Rome
Alaska
Glossary notes and historical references in 1885 context
The fragment covers trade terms ad libitum ex empli gratia id est and roman versus italian usage. It notes the Star Spangled Banner's 1931 national anthem status and its original title. Alaska population figures and rubber tree tapping intervals are mentioned as unpremeditated observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Alaska
Contested Terms and Time Zones Referenced
The text defines contest as a battle for supremacy and a tournament as a test of athletics or skill. It states George Eliot is a woman. It notes a time zone split with two points for mountain time and one for Pacific time. It mentions a U S coin not minted since a given era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
U. S
Prince Albert Tobacco Ad Claims Cool, Rich Flavor
An advertisement touts Prince Albert as a no bite treated tobacco with cooler smoking and full bodied richer taste. It highlights RA crimp cut for easy draw, neat roll, and quick packing for papers and pipes.
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Prince Albert
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Joseph W. Labine
Fdr
Western Newspaper Union
Europe
Reich
Karelia
Leningrad
Seiskari
Hogland
Lavansaari
Tytarsaari
Finnish Gulf
Rybachi Peninsula
Congress
Western Front
Belgium
Netherlands
U. S.S
Flint
Coulmore
New England
Lord Nuffield
Henry Ford
Air Ministry
North Sea
Adlas
Stalin
Senator Wheeler
Virginia Vale
James Stewart
Mr. Smith
Frank Capra
John Trent
Nelson Eddy
Dinah Shore
India
Bennay Venuta
Mervyn Leroy
Lydna Yoakley
Union
R. J. Reysolde Tobaccs Co
Wlastog-falam, H.C
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