Japan Peace Terms and U S Isolation Fears Rise
Weekly analysis by Joseph W. LaBine notes Britain’s Japan accord easing Western wartime tensions but risk of U S isolation grows as Hull terminates the 28 year treaty with Japan. Japan counters with a demand for U S recognition of a new order in China while Britain faces domestic and imperial pressures. News also covers Bricker’s political moves, Farley’s Hyde Park talks with Roosevelt, and wartime bombings in Britain.
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Neville Chamberlain
Tokyo
Robert Leslie Craigie
Japan
Orient
Britain
Shanghai
Chamberlain
U. S
China
Rome-Berlin
Hitler
Mussolini
Mr. Chamberlain
Cordell Hull
Kensuke Horinouchi
Horinouchi
Washington
Canton
Splending Fight Over Spend-Lend Bill Dominates Senate
As the $2 49 billion spend lend bill moves through Congress, Majority Leader Alben Barkley trims riders and toll provisions to secure passage. Opponents led by Vandenberg Byrd and George call it a debt scheme, while Montana Wheeler and others weigh public works and PWA ties. A transportation bill by Wheeler stalls after House changes, and Sayre is named undersecretary to the Philippines as talks on land barter with Germany surface.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Alben W. Barkley
Montana
James E. Murray
Barkley
PWA
Michigan
Arthur Vandenberg
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Georgia
Walter F. George
Congress
Burton K. Wheeler
House
Francis B. Sayre
Philippines
White House
Cordell Hull
Henry Wallace
Germany
U. S
Nation's Best Trotting Horses Again Meet at Historic Goshen
In Goshen, a 2900 resident community near New York City, top trotting horses train daily along shaded streets toward two tracks. A monument honors Henry Wisner, a member of the Continental Congress. Grand Circuit season and other races draw crowds, echoing England's Derby atmosphere at Epsom Downs.
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Goshen
Henry Wisner
New York City
England
Epsom Downs
Seamen’s Friend Mother Roper Celebrates 50 Years
Janet Lord Roper, 66, house mother at the Seamen’s Church Institute in New York, marks half a century aiding sailors. She started in Boston after hearing a hymn, later publishing missing seamen lists that have reunited families and located many mariners. She and her three daughters live in Brooklyn. Meanwhile Judge Manley O Hudson of The Hague arrives in Cambridge for a world affairs vacation and reflects on his career with the League of Nations and World Court.
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York
Janet Lord
Hanover Street
Boston
The
Boston Seamen’s Friends Society
Destiny
Janet
Janet Roper
Seamen’s Church Institute
South Street
New York
Cape of Good Hope
Cairo
John O’groats
Mother Roper
Manley O. Hudson
Permanent Court of International Peace
Hague
Cambridge
Mass
Umar
Bemis
Harvard
United States
League of Nations
Hudson
League of Nations Secretariat
State Department
Paris
Committee
World Court Bench
League Assembly
Anglo American barter expands cotton subsidy impact
Britain will take about 100000 extra bales under the Anglo American barter plan, with a total of 700000 bales. The United States and Japan extend their Philippine pact for one year, limiting Japanese cotton piece goods exports to the Philippines, affecting trade flows.
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New York
Britain
Washington
U. S
Japan
Philippine Islands
Puzzle questions from a newspaper column
A set of trivia style questions asks why the south polar area is in news between certain longitudes, truth about a hostage release involving Rev Gerould Goldner, a growth event in a US section, an August 15 event in Indiana, and a noted gaffe by R B Hud son during talks with Hel mut Wohlrat.
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Gerould Goldner
Ohio
U. S
St. Joseph
Marshall Counties
Ind
Hudson
Overseas Trade
Germany
Helmuth Wohlrat
Argentina Claims Sovereign Land Amid Dispute
Answers to puzzlers reference a land claim dispute involving Argentina, with mentions of Rear Adm. Richard, an upcoming U S Antarctic venture, and a cryptic note about Reverend Goldner and captors who kissed and swore eternal fealty.
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Argentina
Richard Hard Berd
U. S. Antarctic
Goldner
Around the House Tips and Household Hacks
A collection of practical at home tips including beating egg whites properly to avoid collapse, adapting boiled frosting by testing a soft ball stage, waxing bureau surfaces to ease sticking drawers, making durable paper dolls by mounting on coarse muslin, repairing last year’s bathing suit with inexpensive aquatic figures, and creating a colorful centerpiece for a child’s party table using multicolored lollipops arranged in a flower holder within a basket.
Calotabs for Biliousness in Hot Weather
Hot weather can slow digestion and cause souring of foods, gas, belching, and irritability. Calotabs, the nausealess calomel compound, are recommended to cleanse the system with one or two tablets at bedtime. Genuine Calotabs come in checker-board packaging. trial and family packages are marketed locally.
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Nature
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Farley
Supreme Court
Paul McNutt
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Mount Pleasant
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Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
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American Medical Association
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Arnold
Fishbein
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Good Time Park
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Hambletonian
E. J. Baker
Greyhound
C. K. G. Billings
Uhlan
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St. Peters
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Liberty
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South Georgia
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Deen
Doans
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