Weekly News Analysts Reversal of Policy Seen in U S China Loans
The piece analyzes shifting U S and British strategy toward China with new credits from the Export-Import Bank totaling 35 million dollars to aid Chinese and allied industrial needs for trucks and fuel. It notes Britain and the United States pursuing economic recourse against Japan and discusses broader European reactions and German-Romanian trade dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
China
Ching
Japan
Cordell Entl
Jeter
Shenghsi
Canton
Hankow
Nanking
Chene
Orient
Tokyo
London
Washington
Itr
Eepore Import Bank
New York Campenar
U.S
Burma
Bask
RS Dator
Jesse Jones
Chake Reconstruction Finance Pene
Nes
Byisich
Diplomeatische Sorre
United States
Waskington
Germany
Rumania
Rumenia
Carol
Bucharest
Austria
Czechoslovakie
Sudetenland
Reich
Great Britain
Berlin
Forecasts and political moves across nations in 1933 era
The notes forecast a cancellation of the 1933 concordat with the Vatican ahead of Nazi church laws, Japan’s northward drive toward Canton, a boost in U S Export-Import lending to Latin America, Roosevelt’s 1944 presidential bid, and small business demands for congressional credit banks to aid “little business.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Vatican
Japan
Canton
U. S. Export-Import Bank
Rede Latin America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Affairs Debate Shifts To Fixed Corporation Tax
The article outlines a shift from sliding corporation income taxes to a fixed rate of 18 percent, with leaders aiming to repeal the undistributed earnings tax. It notes Treasury support for 18 percent, White House resistance, and predicted political fights. It also discusses defense spending, farm price policies, and the two-price system in trade, including reactions from Britain, France Guiana, and Canada, plus TVA debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uary
Patman
Colorado
Robinson-Patman
U. S
Federal Trade Commission
Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tee Company
Force 2
National Association of Retail Boards
Biz Petmen
New
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
White House
Morgenthau
Army
Navy
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Tennessee
Treasury
Apple Diet Promises Diarrhea Cure Use in Treatment
A health note credits the Original Moro Heisler apple diet for diarrhea relief, noting rapid results in Northern Europe but slower adoption in the United States and Canada. It describes progression from apple only to a two day allowance of complementary foods, plus a return to a mixed diet, with infant instructions and cautions on poison ivy symptoms and care.
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Spain
Alfonso
France
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Francisco Franco
Council of Ministers
Spissile
Frantome
Juan
Carlists
Rendovecion Espanolists
Washington
Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Atttorney
Homer Cummings
John Nance
Barmera Yehien
Capital
Garner
Roosevelt
Roper
Congress
Hopkins
Europe
United States
Canada
Heeman Vollner
New York
Vollner
Michigan
Uich
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John L. Lewis
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Leter
Nonpartisan League
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Lewis Front
Texas
Wright Patman
District of Columbia
Bil
Putman
New York State
Duchess of Windsor
Mme
Antenor Patina
Bolivia
Simon Patina
New York Stock Exchange
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Richard Whitney
Prenklin D. Roosevelt
Evde Park
England
Calvin Coolidge
Department of Agriculture
Britain
Australia
French Guiana
Cordeld Hull
Hull
Morgan
TVA
Congressional Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Industtry Swinsleally
Simus
Berke
Conservancy
Ohio
Carent
Betton
WNU
James W. Barton
Ivy Roisenborough
Dr. Barton
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