War Gathers Steam as Europe Moves Toward Conflict
The piece surveys early World War II dynamics with Britain, Canada, and South Africa mobilizing as Germany advances. It notes Goebbels propaganda, German-Polish clashes, and rising tensions across Europe, including actions by France and Italy, with Russian posture under review and a growing German submarine campaign affecting U.S. shipping.
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Britain
Union of South Africa
Canade
Meckenzie
Canadien
Germany
Eliy
Slovakia
Ator Popuizten
Egypt
France
Maxime Weygand
Ankara
Russia
Italy
Paul John Goebbels
Goering
St Snck
London Daily Mirror
Mills of the Gods
Radioshoisine
U. 5
Warsaw
Herrmann Wilhelm Coering
Brmein
Sulla
Bremen
Iceland
Mexico
South America
Spenish
Menhettan
Mary
Ile de France
New York
Georgic
Semaria
Devy Jones
Locker
Reich
Brians
U.S
Manhattan
Boas
Europe
Cobh
Ireland
Jiner Shinglin
Backfire of War Forces Roosevelt to Weigh Neutrality and Readiness
President Roosevelt faced two conflicts as Europe militarized. He sought to keep the U.S. out of war and maintain normal business while preparing for possible conflict. A rising sense of emergency spurred talk of repealing neutrality and expanding armed forces, with estimates showing a potential draft pool of about 26 million men.
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Europe
Franklin Roosevelt
U. S
Wiseacres
Wall Street
Congress
Bnd
White House
Washington
Idaho
Wiliam E. Borah
Woodring
Joint
Army and Navy Selective Service Committee
Curious neutrality in European war sparks U S debate
Washington ponders President Roosevelt's neutral stance amid Europe conflict. A fireside address echoes John son desire for neutrality in thought, while calling for no profiteering. Nationalization of the electric industry is discussed as a possible war measure, with comparisons to WWI railroad control and regulatory impacts. Mississippi primary reshapes Roose velt third term prospects, as Bilbo and Johnson influence delegation dynamics and party unity.
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United States
Iself
Mississippi
Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Britain
France
Germany
Congress
Paul B. Johnson
Theodore G. Bilbo
Martin S. Conner
Pat Harrison
Bilbo
Roosevelt Harrison
Eile
Carter Glass
Barry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Joss Bafey
North Coraline
Ellison D. Smith
South Caroline
Walter F. George
Georgia
Harrison
Billie
Franklin D. Roose
Conner
Senate
Pitt
Burning Tree Gulf Club
Capitol
Mater Tillie
WNU
Simple Scrap Quilt Pattern Promises Colorful Patches
From a scrap bag comes a colorful quilt idea with 50 simple cut and apply patches. Create a gay quilt, pillow, or scarf to brighten a room. Pattern 2216 includes pieces, diagrams, cutting and sewing instructions, yardage, and a diagram. Send 35 cents in coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York. Include name, address, and pattern number.
Fragmentary Western Front Dispatches Prompt War Statements
Fragmented OCR shows garbled quotes about France and Britain during the Western Front period. It mentions Tralians and French leaders, claims no peace talks, and references English government incitement, with scattered phrases about troops and the front amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semple
Otning
Brien
News Quiz Headline From Abbreviated Card Segment
A fragmented quiz column poses five questions about a Baltimore woman and her destination, Father Divine’s claimed five story heaven, wartime naval disaster, antitrust suit status with AMA, and a disputed remark about strikes, inviting readers to check the bottom for answers.
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Baltimore
Father Divine
Heaven
Walla Walls
Philadelphia
Chicago
Newport
Bombay
Europe
U. S. Mavy
U. S. Justice Department
American Medical Association
Household Tips and Food Prep Tricks From a Vintage Column
Household questions cover cleaning dust mops with a vacuum, butter substitutes from chicken fat, soaking dried fruits to blend flavors, removing white spots from furniture with pumice and seed oil, care of woodenware through scalding, and roast beef garnishing ideas with mashed potatoes and vegetables.
Sol a Fellow Being However wretched a fellow mor tal may he
The quote emphasizes shared humanity within our common species as Suneca notes. It reflects on moral worth regardless of status and the enduring bond of humanity.
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Sol
Suneca
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Joseph W. Lobine
Usisn
the War
Wil Alves
Austria
Poland
Adolf Hitler
Ssarbrucken
Maginot
Switzerland
Black Forest
Rome
Adolf Biter
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Berlin
Broescow
Pravdz
Eswit
East Prussia
VIA
Austriaingary
Rumania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Front
Duchess of Windsor
Sun Dieu
Duchee Mosey
Tip Sellacy
Avice Hermes
Were
Lydiaham
Voiteire
Santhers
WNUK
Bureau of Standards
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