World War Debates and Economic Policy Amid Global Tensions
The article reviews international disarmament talks and Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations, noting public reluctance for new wars and Berlin's centralization of power. It covers U S and British reactions, NRA enforcement updates, farm relief programs, and President Roosevelt's calls for continued welfare and preparedness actions.
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Brush Mis
Ter Tha Way
Hitler
Prusmans
Reien Changcellor
Germany
von Windenburg
Reichstaggod
Berlin
Bilvers
Great Britain
United States
Norway
HB. Davis
Davis
White House
Preas Ne
Triilees
America
poUticu
Stites
Surope
Talapsic
France
Sir John Simon
Karon von Neurath
Witler
Fragmented Musings on Wordsworth and Society
Reflections mix literary critique with social commentary as the writer cites Wordsworth on lasting speech and notes a string of contemporaries reacting to ideas. The prose threads through civil war memory at Fort Sumter, temperance, progress, and personal wisdom, concluding with a fragmented portrait of fate, will, and error.
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Fort
Sumter
Thiz Gune
Northernera
Southernera
Washington
National Topics Interpr. by Willie Waehhighn
A column analyzing U S foreign policy toward Russia during the early Cold War era. The piece weighs recognition of the Soviet government, trade impacts, and political rhetoric, arguing that delaying recognition did not boost or hinder American economic interests. It critiques isolationist and pro Russian factions, noting the complexity of the diplomatic balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Boreese
Krow
Olriausy
Econonde Qrestians
Ino
Anil econoMe Qi¢Atians
Ority
Rm Grant Manny
United States
Thor
Alga
Ore Lonse
Elas
South America
Bngter Fen Rundsts
Thal
Thera
Theneh
Chem
Ofen
Hong
Gashed OCR Fragment Reflects Complex War Bond Ceremony
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a Liberty bond ceremony with details on bond issues, interest rates, and government officials including Acheson and Treasury clerks. It references wartime finance, retirement of pay portions, and a lobby event with a green room and envelopes marking bond retirements.
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Chad
Witidtaning
Getolivr
Rae
Enioil
T He Sneders Cerevieys
Ierod
Adel Aheh
Bonita Lhwnesses
Mr. Acheson
Pipchet
Frank Rgfeti
Trenairy
Acheson
Chen
Jasne
Lee Siaghoe
Slstaon IK
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League of Nations and Disarmament Conference
Edward W. Pickard
Witton
Aod Io
Stae
Pinance Cor Fortion
Loaes
Bavke
Mus
Jin Somenees
Wyillante Wit
NRA
Cortha Preadent
Mobert Wagner
New York
national \ahor board
Wagner
Eastman
Wails
McKale
Sninrles
Agiiculture
Wallace
George N. Peek
Middle West
Gory Duct Park
Wellace Stod
Lees
Farmerg Nation 4
Gralo
Witter
Tatertor
Totes
NICA
oFettiva
Aditsnlatralor Jolingon
Jolnson Athe A. Caunults
Sollon
Industey
Cola
Herkase
Naosgra
Cantin
Secretary of the Interior
Stekouog
Sale
Dekoa
Tm Anne
Mblaln
Tg Ab
Crilon Court
Tithmiug
Nilelais
Tndlad Bureau
Wastiigtay
Fekie
Samuel A. Silk
SC Elizaveth's Hospital
Ickes
Roosevely
Iman
Villa Fouve
Newton DL Hater
ttmMa
Nuilisint
Fatuiles
Mexico
Carlas Match
Geen
Santa Fe
Samuel G. Beatson
Florida
Morent
Cuerto Rico
Union Republicans
Socieliate
Garesal
Indinn
Bangkok
Aight
Tenaer
Persiastona
Bushead
Pragerar
Chicago
Expovision
Adler Avimbstidie
Tintrauds
Howe
Wordsworth
William Penthee
Pek Tobinson
Colmmetst
Hevil Juat
Ted
Robins
W. Hote
Kansas
Coneider
Uederi
Tessie
Ecotiia Hilin
Hell
Wendi
Rome
Fender
Tauch
Brodicwyy
Chet Marticn
Interpr
Willie
Fortarr
Balnbriitge Éolby
Styott
Roosevelt
Stalin
Beat
Hossain
Gee Lee Emany
Alia
Vt Ud
Aeedtviben
Weler
Wil Baty
Enim
Rua Mentontird
Aner Jean
Germay
Mtn
Tronpera
Wallen
Weston
Mere Hill
Newauhi
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