Weekly News Analysis Released by Western Newspaper Union
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League of Nations Memberships and Axis Diplomacy
Adolf Hitler seals formal ties with Japan Romania Slovakia and Bulgaria as Axis cohesion grows yet Bulgaria delays delegation amid rumors of Soviet influence. Critics say diplomatic shows mask stalled invasion plans while Mussolini faces setbacks in Albania and Greece.
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Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Bulgaria
Anis
Japan
Germany
Italy
Romania
Iron Guard
Ion Antonéscu
Antonescu
Slovakia
Boris
Blood Purge and Labor Strikes Roil Balkan Romania
Anarchy and executions by the Iron Guard in Romania claim at least 64 political enemies. Premier Ion Antonescu’s government disavows the killings as a self-styled action to avenge Codreanu. Meanwhile strikes in Vultee Aircraft Downey and Aluminum Company of America New Kensington draw national attention amid defense-contract pressures and union tensions.
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Romania
Iron Guard Party
Ion Antonescu
Corneliu Codreanu
Codreanu
Carol
Downey
Calif
Vultee Aircraft
C. I. O. Automobile
Congress
House
Jackson
Representative Dies
Texas
FBI
John R. Steelman
Department of Labor
Conciliation Service
R. J. Thomas
New Kensington
Aluminum Corporation of America
Aluminum Workers Union
Philip Murray
Guest Princess Juliana to Visit White House in December
The Dutch ambassador announced that Princess Juliana of the Netherlands will visit the White House on December 18 in a strictly personal and private capacity. Mrs. A. E. Burkhardt of Poland Ohio was named Americas best crocheter after a luncheon competition drawing 250000 entries. Mrs. Matilda W. Wilson, an automobile heiress and social leader, has been appointed.
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Juliana
Netherlands
White House
Washington
Champ
A. E. Burkhardt
Poland
Ohio
America
Matilda W. Wilson
Aid to Britain money hunt shifts to finance further orders
Lord Lothian warned London has spent nearly all American aid and that if U S dollars continue, a funding method must be found. The Johnson act blocks credits to nations defaulting on 1918 debts, while Roosevelt denied abolition. Roosevelt noted current aid is near maximum given industrial capacity.
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Lord Lothian
Washington
London
United States
U. S
Roosevelt
Britain
Caribbean
Making the Coin of the Realm At Rate of 16,799,283 Per Day
A historic display shows how Uncle Sam prints vast sums daily, with $16,799,283 in new paper money produced each day. The article highlights the life of a dollar bill, its nine month span, and the destruction process. It notes proofs read by Mrs Isabel Gaither in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and includes a photo of the Treasury building with Alexander Hamilton’s statue at the south steps.
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Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Washington
Isabel Gaither
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury Building
Alexander Hamilton
the Treasury
Andrew Jackson
Draper Named Federal Reserve Board Small Business Representative
Ernest G. Draper, longtime advocate for small business, is designated by the Federal Reserve Board as its representative to mobilize defense funding for small banks and manufacturers. He aims to channel credit toward small concerns and government contracts, reflecting his career in commerce and public service.
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York
Ernest G. Draper
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Banks
Draper
New York
National Labor Board
Senate
Small Business League
Amherst
New Jersey
Goodfellow Club Sees Growing Christmas Spirit
Sree Teta and MACK TEA warmly urge readers to act as Goodfellow this Christmas season. They stress Santa’s unseen door and invite people to aid needy families, sharing the spirit of free giving that enriches the heart.
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Goodfellow
Santa Claus
Virtue in Toys from National College of Education
Experts from the National College of Education Evanston describe toy virtues. A good toy is durable and simple to prevent eye and muscle strain. It should be safe, easy to clean, non hazardous, and free of sharp edges. Toys should stimulate imagination and support both individual and group play.
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National College of Education
Evanston
Make Santa Face Mask from Wrapping Paper
Create a large Santa Claus face mask from heavy wrapping paper about 18 by 24 inches. Sketch features with pencil, color with watercolors, using red for the hat white for the whiskers blue for the eyes and pink for the cheeks, then outline with black lines.
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