Weekly News Analysis Russia Returns to Spotlight on Two Fronts
Joseph W. La Bine reports on Russia reemerging amid German Czech and Romanian moves, as Hitler eyes the Ukraine and Japan tightens near Manchuria. Russia aligns with Britain and France against German expansion, while Asia risks flare as Japan plans Siberian canneries. Also notes new sports car reveal, Psusen nef tomb discovery, and West Point marriage ban proposal.
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Barcelona
Agriculture Outlook Warns of Sharp 1939 Wheat Reductions
The agriculture survey shows farmers plan to cut 17 percent from spring wheat planting and total 1939 wheat acreage may surpass goals by about 11 million bushels. Declines driven by soil conservation, feed demand shifts, and adjustments after last year’s surpluses. Also notes Mexico’s oil nationalization and U S Supreme Court vacancy developments alongside security commission activity.
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Slovak Leader Hurban and Czech Nation ties
Headline portrays Col Hurban born in the Carpathians who shaped Czech independence. It recounts his service in Russia, aid to Masaryk, roles in Washington and Egypt, and his key achievement in forging the Czech U S trade treaty now affected by Hitler.
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Morgenthau faces new headaches over taxes and policy
Conservative Henry Morgenthau Jr plans to raise revenue by cutting certain taxes to spur investment while keeping overall receipts steady. His young aides push for targeted tax cuts to revive business, risking higher net losses if growth falters, a gamble supported by several lawmakers uneasy with Roosevelt era tax policy.
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Fitting 2 and the health of the gut and feet
Dr James W Barton discusses constipation caused by soft foods and inactivity and how roughage aids digestion. He notes colitis links to emotions and social factors, cites Mayo Clinic on treatment beyond diet, and links foot health to footwear and posture, urging proper walking and shoe fit.
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Weaver
Charles W. Mayo
E. G. Wakefield
Mayo Clinic
Hygeia
Wate College
NU Service
Beulah
France
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