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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1939
Page
2
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Chairman Bloom of the House Foreign Affairs Committee opposes changes to the Neutrality Law and warns against modifications driven by commercial interests. The New Yorker championed the current law, while Bleam defends it as a peace measure that boosts public confidence and may avert war and its costs. City Act.
The piece surveys Russo German aims over Romania and the Balkans, Japan United States relations, and the wider Far East crisis. It traces Japan's Monroe Doctrine stance in China, the Panay incident aftermath, and the shift after trade pact denouncements. It notes hope for Grew Nomura talks and warns on their impact on Europe and Asia.
Jewish leaders move to remove all male Jews under 37 from Bohemia and Moravia before February 28. Overseas havens favored over the Jewish reservation in former Poland. About 70 000 Jews in the region. wealth pooled to fund removal. those left behind may transfer business control to wives.
Prime Minister Winston Churchill warned of large German U-boat activity and the potential for 400 submarines. He noted British losses from magnetic mines and warned neutrals about shipping tainted goods while discussing countermeasures and the impact of embargoes on German exports.
A wartime report notes Churchill stating Britain has lost five warships totaling about 80,000 tons while still building nearly 1,000,000 tons of warships. Many hulls are reportedly in an early construction stage.
The Council of Bishops of the Methodist Church met in Chicago to study organization and policy as the directing body of the united denominations. World peace and war effects in Europe and China were leading topics before 31 bishops. The council replaced two former bodies and incorporated bishops from the Methodist Protestant Church.
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