Borah Says U S Faces Pressure From British War Aims
Senator Borah charges Britain aims to draw the United States into World War I, citing Chamberlain and Ambassador Lothian. He warns American sympathy may cool but fears prolonged conflict could pull the U S into fighting for the Allies.
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Neville Chamberlain
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Lord Lothian
Chicago
Neutrality Act discussion and public sentiment in wartime
The passage notes the Neutrality Act’s face value versus its perceived bias toward aiding Allies. It highlights fears that discussing bloodshed would shift opinion and that sending money or weapons would be unpopular. The text reflects concern over growing support for Allies using ships, aircraft, and munitions.
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Sprotal Caston
Rural Group Demands Cut In State Aid
Albany report cites rural organization opposing New York education spending. Bord Devendorf, president, urges Legislature to reduce education appropriations by 16 to 35 percent to avoid school closures. He accuses teacher unions and parent groups of political pressure and warns that current spending could force schools to close statewide.
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1925 to 1938 Teacher Pay Rise Questioned
A speaker said salaries rose from 1925 to 1938 by about 200 percent, with most of the increase ending up in teachers' pockets. The remark highlights concerns over how the funds were distributed.
Soviet Officers Recalled for Special Court Trials
Reports from Copenhagen say more than 200 Soviet officers were recalled from the Finnish front to face trial before special courts. The hearings would be before panels of People's Commissars, with a penetrated inquiry into the Commissariat cited as already leading to executions.
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Copenhagen
Romania Welcomes Pact With Hungary Yet Claims Land Stand
Romanian officials say settlement of long-standing differences with Hungary is possible without cession of territory. The dispute centers on Transylvania and a potential deal reportedly tying Romanian promises to territorial considerations.
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Hungary
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Transylvania
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Cacol
Romania Bessarabia Pact Hinted With Soviet Threats
A report says Romania may secure backing from Italy Hungary and potentially others against a Soviet attack on Bessarabia. The alleged arrangement follows wartime shifts in Europe and the broader postwar realignments.
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Romania
Bessarabia
Embalming Kit Stolen Suspected of Polio Germ
Police searched for a embalming kit stolen from an automobile after it was used to embalm an infantile paralysis victim. The embalmers said the instruments had not been sterilized and feared the infectious germ might be carried by the kit.
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Henry Mast
Masi
Troy man on trial for wife’s mysterious death
Gaytorit Donald Joy, 33, son of a Troy shirt manufacturer, faced trial in Mays Landing New Jersey on a manslaughter charge related to his wife Ethel Joy’s death. She was found unconscious in Ventnor October 26 and died 24 hours later. Prosecutors and witnesses described suspected severe beating.
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Dionne Denies Consent to Quints World Fair Plan
Oliva Dionne father of the Dianna quintuplets disputes reports of consenting to exhibit the quints at New York World Fair. He says no decision was made though Earlier intimations were noted. Ontario authorities say the quints guardians and Dr Allan Roy Dafoe must decide, with Judge J A Valin confirming they would not go without consent.
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Britain Norway May Help Italy to Send Arms to Finns
London reports circulated that Great Britain and Norway may cooperate in flying Italian facilities for shipping airplanes to Finland. The stories, accepted as true, claim Germany held up large shipments of Italian aircraft for Finland.
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