Weekly News Analysis by Joseph W LoBine on U S embargo impact
The piece argues German munitions control and a potential U S embargo shape Reich ambitions, citing Skoda arms flows to Germany and Anglo French rearmament pressure. It notes isolationist currents, debates over neutrality law repeal, and possible social security revisions while listing broader policy shifts and a FCC censorship discomfort.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Krupp
Berlin
Skoda
CzechoSlovakia
Europe
Ike Rumania
Greece
Turkey
Jugoslavi
Jans
Siete
Cordell
U.S
Sil James Neveda
Key Pittman
B.S
Nazi Germany
Congress
Underground cables and the new oxygen antidote
The article notes that laying 560 090 telephone wires underground would need 9 000 pole strings if above ground. A single 25 inch diameter cable can carry 3 636 wires, with 4 242 insulated wires packed in the same thickness. Hangover effects from air sickness are blamed on oxygen shortage, Dr. Arnold D. Tuttle proposes mild oxygen doses as an antidote, suggesting oxygen bars at drug stores.
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New York
Arnold D. Tuttle
United Airlines’ Medical Department
Tuttle
Treasury News Notes June 15 1937 Bond Exchange Offer
The June exchange offers $426,554,609 in 1 percent notes maturing next September for new five year 3 percent notes. The fiscal year 1937-38 deficit is projected around $4 billion. Morgenthau notes few Americans earned million-dollar incomes while many filed income tax returns. Senate approves lifting the $20 million limit on federal bond insurance. debt limit remains $45 billion.
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U. S. Treasury
Treasury
U. S
Morgenthau
Senate
Puzzles and Questions From a Distant Page
A jumble of clues asks about a marked map spot disaster at an oak location a truth value about Homer Martin and the UAW a Lourdes pilgrimage returning infantile paralysis sufferer and a charge against former U S Judge Martin T Manton with answers promised at column bottom
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Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
France
Lourdes
U. S
Martin T. Manton
New York City
Third term clash and farm income trends in 1930s politics
President Roosevelt dodges a third term question while Rush Holt opposes a third term and fears a Senate defeat, as Garner and Farley weigh how a failed resolution could signal support for Roosevelt. U S farm income rose to 10.35 billion in 1937 then fell to 9.22 billion in 1938, with subsidies rising from 282.6 million in 1933 to 367.0 million in 1937 amid mixed effects on total income.
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John N. Garner
James A. Farley
Senate
Roosevelt
DU. S
Bureau of Sgricultural Economics
U. S
U.S
Answers to Puzzlers from a historic page
The British submarine Thetis went down with 98 lives. A referendum of 70 000 U A W members shows 96 percent voting for affiliation with AFL. Fred Snite Jr. of Chicago is noted. A case of conspiracy to obstruct justice involves selling "Justice."
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Thetis
A. F
Fred Snite Jr
Chicago
U.S
New Deal strategy and White House power plays
Insiders say President Roosevelt is shaping a political strategy for the next election focused on tax revisions and spending policy. The article discusses Morgenthau's proposal to repeal undistributed profits tax, Roosevelt’s private stance, and the potential rise of Frank Murphy as a New Deal contender, with Hopkins health issues affecting candidacy.
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Frank Murphy
Os White
Washington
iInsiders
Roosevelt
American Retail Federation
House
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Mrr
Morgenthau
Dole
Stowe
Ceaters
Congress
Capitol Hill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Murphy
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
New York
Hed Roosevelt
Harry L. Ropkins
Hopkins
Secretary of Commerce
Harry
Thomas E. Dewey
Capitol Hil
Warts on Foot May Be Cured By Treatments
Health column discusses plantar warts on the sole of the foot, noting wide shoes and cushions to relieve pressure, uncertain causes, and mixed success with treatments including surgery, electricity, and keratolytic agents. Drs Popp and Reenester report a study using X-ray treatment with varied results, showing several cured after multiple sessions and some relief from pain.
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James W. Bartoy
W. €. Popp
J. W. Reenester
Minn
Keray
Pein
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