Intensified Warfare Looms as Germany Clings to Futile Peace
The piece reviews global diplomacy as Italy wavers toward a Balkan neutrality stance, while Germany presses to avert war. It notes Britain fears a German raid on the Dutch coast, Soviet and Finnish moves in the Baltic area, and Turkey's pivotal neutrality calculus amid a widening European crisis.
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London
Paris
Italy
Berlin
Balkan
Balkans
Russia
Trejan
Virgina Gayde
Fuehrer
Germany
Roosevelt
Europe
U. S
John Pudue
Soviet Russia
Michael Katinin
Josef Stalin
Franklin Roosevelt
Shvesrold Besy
Scandinavia
Estonia
Latvia
Finland
Joho Kusii Paesik
Moscow
Stockholm
Sweden
F.D.R
Gustev
Denmark
Christen
Baltic
Sstones
Iohen Saldonex
Eshimet
Gsro
Slovakia
Rumenia
Nets Espese
Benin
Rumania
Turkey
Sukro Sarecogiz
Briteix
France
Dardenelles
Balkan States
Congress Debates Neutrality Amid War Profits Debate
The Senate presses toward a neutrality bill amid isolationist and cash and carry clashes. Col Charles Lindbergh calls for keeping the arms embargo, while industry leaders warn against war profits. Norris challenges the administration as talks edge toward repeal of the embargo and looser shipping rules for belligerent zones.
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Tower House of Congress
Washington
Senate
Charles A. Lindbergh
Howard Coonley
National Association of Manufacturers
North Dakota
Sen
Gerald P
Nye
America
U. S
Europe
Himsel
Nebraska
George W. Norris
Hitler
Arnold and the anti trust drive threaten war export balance
The piece argues Arnold’s anti trust stance complicates profiteering controls during wartime. It notes U.S. imports must rise to pay for foreign debts, ships trading with British ports face neutrality act bans, and shipping losses hinder exports and the growing U.S. merchant marine amid global conflict.
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Arnold
United States
Singapore
Sidney
Latin America
United States Merchant Marine
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Wind Trends and Political Signals From War Era
A clotted note summarizes June deposits totaling 10,354,114 in school accounts from 2,524,472 U.S. children. Labor unions Cleveland and San Francisco close conventions with no protests. Gallup shows New York politician Thomas gaining support since the war declaration, while Senator Arthur Vandenberg’s group outlines a seven point program. Dewey leads with 39 percent, Vandenberg 27, Taft 17.
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U. S
Cleveland
San Francisco
A. F
CLO
Ohio
Sig
Robert A
Dewey
Vendenberyg
Taft
Notable Names In Early News Mix Of Oslo To Hollywood
Ford Sterling dies at 55 in Hollywood. Dr Kurt von Schusch Nigg of Vienna reports the ex Austrian chancellor is being pounded into unconsciousness daily for refusing to urge Austria to defend Hitler Germany. Arnold, Chicago, Northwestern National Life Insurance chief urges business leaders to reject subsidies and donations. Cullert Olson in California reports the governor’s drive to pardon Tom Maloney’s alleged sentence, Warren K Billings, ends, hearings ordered on alleged beatings at San Quentin prison.
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Ford Sterling
Hollywood
Kurf von Schuschnigg
Vienna
Germany
Arnold
Chicago
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Cullert Olson
Calii Nis
Tom Maloney
Warren K. Billings
Sen Quentin Prison
Indictment Targets Labor Union Delays on City Buildings
At Washington, an indictment accuses a labor union of delaying work on government buildings as part of a coast-to-coast probe of alleged trade restraints in the building industry. Cities listed for scrutiny include Chicago, New York, and Cleveland as unions' jurisdiction fights hamstring a building revival.
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Washington
Thurman W. Arnold
Roosevelt
Id Man
U. S
Chicago
New York
Atte
Cleveland
Buckram and Tacks To Stiffen Valance
A reader asks for step by step directions to stiffen a valance using buckram and thumbtacks. Instructions cover cutting buckram to exact size, shaping chintz, pressing, inserting buckram, and stitching the top with four inches extending above.
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Roth Whetr Spears
Mrs. Spears
Iris
Spears
S. Dest Cago
Household Questions on Repairs and Care From 19th Century
The item lists household tasks such as biscuit fashioning repairs, mending with a pillow stitch, edge crochet on a cot, and browning pots for cold perations. It also mentions carpet cleaning using charcoal residue and cautions about linoleum cracking and crockery care.
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Wester
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Worcester
Jutlane
Valencia
Royal Oak
Admiralty
Davy Jones
Rome
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Key Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Australia
New Zealand
Noreis
Carter Field
Department of Commerce
Department of Justice
Hs Designers
South Africa
Lyden
Norway
South America
Rio Grande
Hadlow
Carne Witt
Rour Sr Gratint
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