Isolation vs Internationalism in Senate Policy Clash
An analysis outlines two opposing U.S. foreign policy paths isolation or active internationalism under Roosevelt. It notes debates over arms sales to France, a possible U S French military pact, and congressional fear of secrecy, with social security reforms and European trends under Nazi expansion shaping the debate.
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Senate
Joseph W. la Bine
U. S
Europe
Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
California
Air Ministry
France
Congress
Britain
United States
China
Japan
Italy
Germany
South America
Treasury
Massachusetts
David I. Walsh
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Reich
Hitler
Wiseacres
Russia
der Fuehrer
Izvestia
Moscow
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Robert Spear Hudson
British Overseas Trade Department
Duesseldorf
Mussolini
Suez Canal
Djibouti-Addis Ababa
Trendy Winds Stir Protests as Prisons Feed Hunger Strikers
The piece notes 4000 hunger strikers at San Quentin facing temptations to retreat from protests over corn beef hash. It mentions New York Representative Samuel Dickstein drafting a plan to admit European refugees via Alaska. It reports manganese prices surging amid European rearmament and hints at tentative changes to U S Army drill regulations.
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California
San Quentin
New York
Samuel Dickstein
Alaska
Arkansas
U. S. Army
The Hatteras Sailors Fight Wild Chain Lockers
Jim Evrard of Brooklyn and two shipmates faced a deadly ten and a half inch anchor chain in the Hatteras chain lockers during a mid Atlantic gale. The swinging loops of steel whipped the space as the ship rolled, narrowly missing a terrible fate for the trio before the anchors were finally secured.
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Elso
Jim Evrard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jim
U. S. S. Hatteras
Navy
Hatteras
Atlantic Ocean
Hampton Roads
Piercy
White
Old Lady Adventure
Beings, Names and Grace in Swarms and Saints
Beings, nests, and names mix in a short meditation on bee swarms and the queen’s protection, then linger on the name Gratia and its Latin origins. The piece links bees overeating before swarming to crowd dynamics and hints at St Gratia as an early martyr.
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Gratia
Rural Traffic Accidents Rise Sharply in 1937
Safety council data show rural district traffic fatalities rising 172 percent since 1924, with 27,400 deaths in rural areas and 12,100 in cities under 10,000. Collisions between vehicles dominate rural fatality causes, while urban deaths center on pedestrian crashes.
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National Safety Council
The Giver and The Load Shared Lighten the Way
A reflective line about giving and bearing another burden lights the path home. It emphasizes how helping others lifts the giver and shortens the journey. The sentiment frames generosity as a moral duty and a source of personal renewal.
When You See A Good Man Emulate Him
A concise aphorism from Confucius urges reflection on virtue. It contrasts emulation of good behavior with self-examination of one’s own heart when faced with bad examples. A timeless moral reminder.
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Confucius
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