Closer U S Brazil Cooperation Predicted After Aranha Visit
A weekly news analysis surveys Dr Oswaldo Aranhas Brazil visit and his call for U S participation in Brazil development, contrasting with U S tariff talk with Argentina. It notes potential $50 million Eximbank loan, revised trade pacts, and broader hemispheric economic alignment amid World War II era tensions.
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U. S
U.S
Argentina
Cordell Hull
Brazil
Oswaldo Aranha
Aranha
Townsend Plan Faces House as Postwar Pension Debate Rages
Dr Francis Townsendappears before the House Ways and Means Committee defending his plan to provide up to 200 a month to people over 60 funded by a 2 percent tax. He argues pensions could rise to 300 later, urging a higher standard of living to curb subversion from poverty. The discussions occur amid broader social security debates and looming rearmament plans with international implications.
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Francis E. Townsend
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means
Townsend
Townsen
U.S
Roosevelt Roils Senate As Schacht Trade Winds Rise
Washington and London whisper that President Roosevelt faces a pivotal clash over Floyd H. Roberts and the Virginia senators while Dr. Hjalmar Schacht's fate in Berlin stirs speculation he may join a U.S. university or advise the Bank of England. Joseph F. Guffey lobbies to push Biddle through, shaping TVA-related inquiries and a high-profile political scramble.
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Ado Hitler
Reichstag
Germany
Britain
Hattlefeld
Neville Chamberlain
Dusseldorf
State Department
U.S
Virginia
Dr. Schacht
Guffy
Pennsylvania
Biddle
Washington
Floyd H. Roberts
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Roberts
Elbert
D. Thomas
Utah
Thomas
New Deal
Carter Glass
Harry Flood Byrd
White House
antiHoover
Reed Smoot
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Salt Lake
Democratic
Thomas’ University
Speaker
William H. King
Hialmar Schacht
Tower of Strength
Bank of England
London
Threadneedle Street
Doctor Schacht
South America
Hitler
Schacht
Herr Hitler
Guffey
Joseph F. Guffey
Whcn
Joe
George H. Earle
Francis Biddle
Philadelphia
Mr. Biddle
Arthur BE. Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
National Labor Relations Board
Doctor Morgan
President Roosevelt
Special Committee
TVA
Trend and Defense and Rail Freights Reported
TV sales in May will be limited with six stations in operation. Japan begins underground fortifications as Russia frontier tightens in Inner Mongolia. L Humanite predicts outlawry of Communism and press restrictions after April presidential vote. U S carloads in mid February reach 579 918 weekly, up 6.2 percent from 1938.
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Philadelphia
Frence
Maginot
Russien
Inner Mongolia
Paris
L’humanite
U. S
Household Tips From Frequent Cleaners and Cooks
Several handy tips cover measuring cups cleaning bed springs with furniture polish, improving coffee by cream first, cleaning rugs with cleaner use, and pickle vinegar seasoning for chopped cabbage. Also tips for roasting fowl with breast down early to keep meat moist and tender.
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Chin) Robert Jr
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Hell Bent) Edwards
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