British and French Move Toward Four Power Pact Plan
Neville Chamberlain accelerates an Anglo Italian truce with Rome and backs a four power pact with Britain France Italy and Germany. Goering’s Warsaw visit and Eden resignation signal mounting European crisis and shifting alliances. Crop Insurance Manager O M Green of Missouri named head of federal crop insurance corporation.
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France
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Italy
Britain
Germany
Anthony Eden
Lord Halifax
Labor Party
Earl of Perth
Rome
Ciano
London
Perth
Ethiopia
Mediterranean
Libya
Suez Canal
Near East
Bari
Spain
Hitler
Mussolini
Delbhos
Europe
Chautemps
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Russia
Poland
Goering
Warsaw
Moscicki
Beck
Smigly Ridz
Stalin
Wenr Viscount Cranborn
Viscount Halifax
Eden
India
Berlin
O. M. Green
Missouri
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Cecil A. Johnson
Ames
Iowa
Green
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
McNutt Hullabaloo Suggests 1940 Presidential Bid
AUL V. McNutt returned to Washington to brief the President and was greeted by supporters urging him as a Democratic candidate for 1940. Administration officials largely avoided attendance, with McNutt denying any candidacy while Indiana leaders push for a nomination.
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Aul V. McNutt
Philippines
Washington
Roosevelt
Roper
McNutt
Sherman Minton
Townsend
Indiana
Chandler Announces Senate Candidacy From Kentucky
Governor A B Happy Chandler formally enters the race for the Kentucky senate seat held by Alben Barkley. He says he will focus on state issues but will oppose the Roosevelt administration if it interferes in the primaries on Barkley’s behalf.
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Overnor A. B
Happy
Chandler
Kentucky
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Roosevelt
Barkley
Federations Clash as PA Labor Charter Is Revoked
The American Federation of Labor voided the Pennsylvania state federation charter to block John Lewis and his C I O as 400 000 loyal members face political pressure. Lewis plans to back Lieut Gov Thomas Kennedy for governor while miners’ secretary treasurer Kennedy leads the push.
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John Lewis
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
Green
Hungary Proposes Debt Readjustment to U S
Hungary's government proposes a readjustment of its war debt to the United States. It would repay the full original loan amount without interest. S Parker Gilbert, noted New York agent for war reparations, died of heart disease at 32 after earlier Berlin work and later partnership at J P Morgan & Co. Army Air Corps planes completed a 6000 mile mass flight from Miami to Buenos Aires with 48 crew plus Lieut. Col. Robert Olds.
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Hungary
John Pelenyi
United States
S Parker Gilbert
New York
Berlin
J. P. Morgan & Co
Army
United States Army Air Corps
Miami
Fla
Buenos Aires
Lima
Peru
Andes
Robert Olds
Sunshine and Sulphur Help Fight Poultry Parasites
Florida researchers report that adding five percent commercial flour sulphur to laying mash can eradicate lice and sticktight fleas in chickens. Sunlight improves results. indoors show partial relief. Sulphur applied around yards and floors aids mite control after cleaning.
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M. W. Emmel
Florida Agricultural Experiment Station
Gainesville
Fla
Emmel
Journal of the
American Veterinary Medical Association
Growing Out the Calves Profitable to Dairymen
Cornell professor Savage argues the cow and her feeder matter more than feed formula. He notes abrupt protein changes in feed matter little if hay is high legume content. calves should receive 350 pounds of whole milk in eight weeks plus a calf starter. The Cornell starter blends corn oats bran linseed meal fish meal skim milk dried, bone meal limestone salt cod liver oil.
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Savage
Cornell University
Professor Savage
Cornell
Of Interest to Farmers on Poultry and Eggs
The note discusses feed as crucial for egg production, Manchurian breed lays quarter pound eggs, and warnings about throat infections. It cites $20,000,000 annual losses from eggs failing to hatch in the US, claims sunflower seeds high in protein, and notes egg shell color varies by breed without indicating quality differences.
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United States
Changes in Roosevelt policy and trust busting drive
National Topics interprets Roosevelt price and trade policies, farm aide, and trust busting. The column discusses price rises and declines, reciprocal trade treaties, the farm bill, and government actions against big business, questioning balanced expansion and future outcomes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Aluminum Company of America
Wallace
United States
al Smith
Prince the Polo Banker Heads for Europe at Seventy One
Frederick H. Prince, Boston banker and chairman of Armour & Co. in a past struggle, remains a force in American business at seventy one. He travels to Europe to rest from markets and urges Washington to let business reform wait for time. He claims a fortune around 250 million and a debt of about 20 million, stressing that money must work. He recalls polo, hunts, and marble palaces while predicting the current squall will pass in months.
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York
Frederick H. Prince
Boston
Europe
Washington
Armour & Co
Pau
France
O. H. P. Belmont
Newport
Giants Life Expectancy Hint From Circus Abnormality
A historical note explains two paths to extreme height and states that natural tallness is linked to normal lifespans while freakishly tall individuals often die young. An insurance study on men from 7 feet 6 inches to 8 feet 7 inches tall reports average life of 34 years, with extremes 27 to 45.
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Tion
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Franco
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Valencia
Sagunto
Romania
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William Bruckart
National Press
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Wis
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Department of the Interior
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Department of Justice
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Knox
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Lemuel F. Parton
HE Teason
Walter Albert
Jessup
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
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University of Iowa
Richmond
Ind
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Columbia
College of Education
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Carnegie
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