Four Power Pact Hope: Europe Turmoil Probes War Risk
European crisis over Sudeten demands and Czech tensions escalates as Hitler and Henlein push for autonomy. Prague imposes martial law. Britain France and Russia face pressure from looming conflict while Roosevelt watches Europe from Minnesota. Domestic purge politics tilt Georgia and national race for governorship amid a backdrop of international turmoil.
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France
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Berizomt
Loncom
Neville Che
Germany
Sity
Chamberis
Beck
Eifle
Bechiesraden
Bestsressag
Lonfins
Peris
Gere
Fren
Edouard Daiscie
Chamberlein
Prague
Konrad Henlein
Fuehrer Hen
Gemany
Munich
Czechoslovezie
Moscow
Nevil Berlain
Roosevelt Says Election of Republican Liberals Won't Disturb Plans
The piece outlines President Roosevelt's stance after GOP liberal gains, noting a purge under way to curb recalcitrant supporters and rebuild party machines. It contrasts McGill and Reed in agriculture policy, remarks on New Deal allies, and hints at strategy for upcoming Democratic conventions and state contests.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Walter F. George de Geusé
South Carolina
Ellison D. Smith
Maryland
Millard E. Tréings
Maine
Georgia
Edgar B. Dunlan
George Machine
Major Kent
Meyer Self
RFC
Fred
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Frank Fitzgerald
Franklin 3. Harris
Brishem Young University
Republican Studioris
Elbert D. Thomas
Heimer
Justice Pecora
Tom Dewer
Lloyd P. Snyker
Herbert Lehman
Igo
Cali
Federal Reserve Bank
New
Tay
Garner
Maritime Commission
McAdoo
Jeins
Washington
Rooselver
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Clyde M. Reed
George McGill
Reed
McGill
Clyde Heed
Traubi
Calers
Eulnire
Robert F. Wegner
York
Wagner
Roosevelt
St Lawrence Seaway
William Gibbs McAdoo
White House
Clyde Reed
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Senate
Idaho
New Deal
John Nance
Jesse H. Jones
Bix Byrd
California
William Gibes McAdoo
Will Dieterich
George L. B
James Pote
Alva B. Adams
Colorado
Barnett C. Clars
Missouri
Guy M. Te
Iowa
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
Gillette
Iawa
James Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Sut Lie
Hit
Alabama
George
Call
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
James J. Davin
Pennsylvania
Gerald P. Nye
North Deakers
Certai
Around the House Safety and Cleaning Tips
Household tips include filling a teapot spout with a small funnel to avoid burns when lifting the lid Damp closets benefit from a saucerful lime to absorb moisture disinfect and deodorize Windows are cleaned with a power polish wash dry and buff A mix of washing soda and vinegar clears clogged sinks and drains To banish musty odors open windows and run a fan or vent in each room with 12 inches of air flow until the odor fades.
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Tammany
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New York
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Spain
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Utah
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