U S Trade Leads In Latin American Market Share
The United States dominated Latin American trade in the first 18 months of 1938, surpassing Europe and Japan with strong gains in Brazil, Argentina, Cuba, Chile, and Peru. Germany's postwar peak trade share fell to 13.4 percent, while U S exporters expand via better transport and a two way tourist trade plan. The talk cites cultural exchanges, education ties, and credit aids to deepen ties with Latin American republics.
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Mutunl
Aalin
Garner for President Discussed by Democrats as Boom Grows
The piece argues for John Nance Garner as Roosevelt successor. It highlights Garner’s rise from Texas legislator to Speaker of the House, his influence behind the scenes, restraint on spending and court packing, and his image as “The Sage of Uvalde” amid 1940 succession talk.
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Japan's Open Door Fears Hurt U S Jobs in China
A reader argues that Japan's dominance in Asia and the closing of free trade in China threaten American investments and employment. He cites U S holdings in aviation, oil, railroads, banks, and Chinese enterprises, warning of widespread job losses if China markets erode under Japanese control.
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Nelson T. Johnson
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Sere Thoio
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