U S Reacts to European War Crowds Wharves
Joseph W LaBine analyzes U S reactions as European conflict tightens, with war shipments crowding New York harbor and Staten Island yards. Officials discuss neutrality, defense, and conservation while political probes target anti- American activities. Reports on Britain and France exports, munitions, and wartime logistics fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ickes
Britain
France
GO. S
Germany
State Department
New York
Staten Island
Appointments in the White House and other items
The note lists recent White House appointments including Charles Edison as assistant secretary of the navy since January 1887 and a deputy role to succeed the denarment reer actor. It also mentions freedom of speech concerns in Cambridge Massachusetts and a Chicago dispute involving James C. Petrillo and references to John L. Lewis. Mexico City reports the chamber of deputies voting to exclude religion from schools.
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Charles Edison
Essuty
John
Cambridge
Mass
Lenin
Congress News Quis on Hull Reciprocal Trade Act
Congress debates renewing Hulls reciprocal trade act with high tariff oppose lobbies led by Daniel Reed and criticism from W J Bulow. Burke favors long term gains but warns against harming agriculture. ratification and logrolling favored. Other issues include pensions taxes and national debt, defense expansion sparking GOP objections.
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America
Hye
Congress
New York
Daniel Reed
Joseph Davies
Brussels
Cordell Hull
South Dakota
W. J. Bulow
Senate
Edward R. Burke
U.S
U. S
Henry Wallace
Henry Morgenthau
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Idaho
Willion Borah
Harvard Law Dean Says Bridges Not Communist
Dean James M. Landis announced at Washington that Harry Bridges, a West Coast C I G leader, is not a Communist, ending the deportation hearing he presided over.
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Washington
Harvard Law School
James M. Landis
Harry Bridges
Dean Landis
Breckenridge Long Named Top Belgian Ambassador Candidate
Forecast notes Breckenridge Long long time diplomat and Woodrow Wilson era official is viewed as the leading pick to succeed Joseph E. Davies as ambassador to Belgium. Davies has assumed many of Long’s duties as head of wartime relief efforts and related posts.
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Itsiy
State Department
Woodrow Wilson
Breckenrigge Long
Joseph E. Davies
Belgium
Davies
Long
Special Department
London D
Ters No
Aid
Fick Zaver
Chalet
Rumors and Strategy Drafted Around 1940 Campaigns
The piece references a mix of political maneuvering and headlines about a U S neutrality ban, the return of the Dionne Quintuplets to their parents, and a looming midwestern focus for campaign efforts by Republicans and Democrats. It notes concerns over agriculture credit and the FCA, with warnings of a potential dust bowl impact.
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Alan Roy Dafoe
Dionne
Oliva Onne
Chicago
Agriculturs
Fanny Credit
Secretary of Agriculations
Secre
Henry Wallace
Nis
FCA
Know your neves score tally and quiz hints
The column presents a 40 percent miss rule for a 100 point scale and lists quiz questions about a Turkey news section, Ethel duPont’s married name, Hoover relief aid, a Pope visit, and a former ambassador named as special assistant with answers at column bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Arrow
Turkey
Ethel duPont
Virginia
Herbert Hoover
Pope Pius Sii
Western Front
U. S
Belgium
State Department of Washington
Earthquake and Blizzard Kill Thousands in Finland
A fragmented report notes a massive quake followed by a blizzard that may have left at least twenty thousand dead in Finland. Mentions Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt and a first papero visit in over seventy years by Joseph I Davier.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Finland
Joseph i. Davier
Wheeler Seeks Roosevelt Backing If Roosevelt Sits Out
Washington observers see Senator Burton K Wheeler’s push for Roosevelt’s approval as a last bid to secure the President’s backing for the Democratic nomination. The piece notes Roosevelt would likely oppose Wheeler and doubts any olive branch would mend the rift after the court-packing clash, with Garner viewed unfavorably by the White House left wing. The report also discusses Panama ship flags, cotton shipments to England, and Indiana’s strong McNutt faction influencing national race dynamics.
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Wheeler
Roosevelt
FL. D. R
South
England
Indiana
McNutt
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana Statesman
Burt Wheeler
White House
Supreme Court
Congress
John Vance Garner
Garner
United States Lines
Panama
United States
Cordell Hull
New Orleans
Britain
New York
Holland
Germany
United States Line
Manchester
Fr. McNutt
Cremi
D of
Oreover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John W. Kern
Beramir B. Shively
Senate
James B. Watson
Harry S. New
Thenell Syndicate
wNu Services
Youthful Two-Piece Frock For All Seasons
The item describes a youthful tailored two-piece frock suitable for business and classroom wear and even spectator sports. It features a colorless neckline, a full circular skirt, and a jacket blouse with bodice detailing and stitched seams. Made in tweed velveteen and velvet hues, with period footnote references to sizes and department room in Chicago.
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Weeker
Chicago
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Joseph W. Labine
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Atlantic
Zems
Lockheed
Suidebaker
Wat
Ennai
Interior
Harsid Ickes
Nary
Eck
Martin Dies
Texes
Marl Browder
Domr
A Browder
Frank Murphy
Dence
the West
Paris
le Petit Perisien
Italy
Adolf Eitler
Cellor
Tacoma
Montevideo
Russia
Peisarse
Karelian
Suomusselmi
Ryosui Kallio
Trench Diggers
S. Burke
European Maritime Commissions
Norwegia
Brusseis
York and
Liverpool
Isity
Nebraska
Dr. Jeaver
Senator Wheeler
Ceil
Deuz
Weary Despomdert
Grylog Apella
Lydia
E. Pins Bis Comnound
Try
Inkham
Bureau OF Standards
Bureau of Lords
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