Hitler press dictator talk shocks Roosevelts defense stance
Berlin dispatch reports Der Angriff, the Nazi party newspaper, denounces President Roosevelt for defending autocrats and pacifist credibility. The piece mocks Roosevelt's view that autocrats risk global war and notes mixed reactions across Central Europe and the Balkans, with Little Entente supporting Roosevelt and Hungary and Bulgaria opposing him.
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Ritter
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Russia
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Italy
Roosevelt
Amerians
Theip
America
Joseph Goebbels
Presidenta
Impac
Central Europe
Balkans
Hongary
Bulgaria
Roosevelt and Hitler in US Press War of Words
The article contrasts Roosevelt and Hitler through sarcastic editorials. It cites the official newspaper claiming democracy masks moral conscience while tyrannies push time bombs, noting Der Angriff’s defense of dictatorships as a response to the Versailles Treaty.
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Toutler
Roosevelt
der Angriff
Hitler
United States
Germany
Roosevelt Era Finance and War Warnings Highlighted
The piece compares President Roosevelt's speech with Andrew Jackson's 1835 message, noting a balanced 19 million dollar treasury balance and redeeming public debt. It criticizes Wall Street influence and argues for restraint, urging hard work and economy as a new year begins.
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Andrew Jackson
Houses
Congress
Roosevelt doctrine seen as Monroe successor in congress address
Elbert Hooper a former assistant attorney general and Texas Democratic leader calls the president's address to Congress a strong Roosevelt doctrine for the Americas. He says it challenges opposition to the New Deal and lauds a warning to Europe to stay out of the hemisphere.
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Austin
Congress
Elbert Hooper
Texas
Hooper
Americas
Lis
Europe
Salons Study Measure for Neutrality
Washington lawmakers clash over Roosevelt neutrality bill restrictions as foreign policy experts weigh risk of broad executive power. Senate and House plans call for swift action but demand hearings and departmental input before embargo and arming provisions. Maverick and Nye push stricter terms amid debate.
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Foreign Relations Committee
al- Mances
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Idaho
Lewis
Jobson
California
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Deofs
Mussolini weighs response to Roosevelt speech
In Rome Mussolini mulls official reply to President Roosevelt as Italy withholds guidance from press and government. The foreign office offers no official reaction while Mussolini meets with deputy foreign minister Fulvio Sovich and a sarcastic remark surfaces about Roosevelt asking American women for their wedding rings.
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Mussolini
FDR
Rome
Roosevelt
Aleft
Hundreds of Bills Pass Into Congress
The administration drives bills through Congress including neutrality and veterans measures. The registry shows over 13,000 proposals pending between houses, with nearly 9,000 private and public bills on the House calendar, many tied to the late August session.
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Washington, D. 6
United” Veterans
U S Spending More Than It Collects Says AP Experts
AP experts reveal that the United States spends 1.95 for every 1.00 it collects with 85 cents of 1.965 going to relief and only 10 cents to net savings. the deficit stands at 1.875 billion and the national debt rose by nearly 2 billion since July despite higher receipts in most tax categories.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Potomac
Paris Reactions to Roosevelt Neutrality Plan
Paris reads Roosevelt speech as a double neutrality move aiding the League of Nations while limiting American arms to France in a new general war. French observers warn of wider sanctions and closer ties with Soviet Russia as reaction.
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Rosevelt
Congress
League of Nations
Italy
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Russia
Rusele
America
Paris Soir
Roosevelt
L'intransigeant
le Temps
Weather snapshot with global city temperatures
A fragmented weather listing shows temperatures for Abilene Albuqueruque Cheyenne Chicago and New York along with city conditions like cloudy or clear. The garbled data includes times and highs and lows, finishing with scattered state and regional references.
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Unday
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Tex
Albuguergine
Ronarilio
N.Y. Charles
Cheyenne
Wee
Caicago
New York
N.Y
Gilahoros City
Raft Applauds Astaire’s Nimble Footwork
George Raft praised Fred Astaire for exceptional dancing style and nimble footwork. He remarked Raft’s own dancing differs, highlighting Astaire as the standout among actors for his unique technique.
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Fred Astaire
George Raft
Raft
Blalock Hails Roosevelt Keynote For Democratic Party
Jan 4 Marshall Texas Myron G Blalock chairman of the state Democratic executive committee praised Roosevelt s keynote address as excellent and says the president has proven leadership and statesmanship The opposition is said to be ready to bite the hand that fed them and Democratic administration is better than before Also an ad invites readers to Broadway at Fight street for employment through a light classified act.
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Nevada
Lewis
State Department
Democratic Steering Committee
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Marshall
Myron G. Blalock
Democratic Executive Committee of
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Democratic Party
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