Key Exports Barred by Roosevelt Embargo Proclaimed
President Roosevelt imposed a virtual embargo on exports of munitions and defense related materials to foreign nations. He announced rigid control under military direction, appointing Col Russell L Well as Administrator of Export Control with final say on shipments. The May 1 authorization allowed licensing for defense items, scrap iron excluded from the list.
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Navy
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Russell L. Maxwell
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Army and Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Townsendites Hear Threats For 3d Party
Townsend pension delegates at the Chicago convention faced third party threats voiced by Dr. Townsend and Senator Wheeler. Wheeler warned a liberal peace platform could split the Democrats, while Townsend urged alliance with labor if major parties ignore pension plans, threatening a third party after the election.
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Jon L. Lewis
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Burton K Wheeler
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Willkie Sees Dem Nomination As Path To Victory
Washington July 3 UP The AFL neutral on 1940 race amid talk of a third party led by Lewis and Wheeler. Pearl said Roosevelt and Willkie are patriotic and a third party would not help the country. Wheeler hinted for a Democratic nomination. Roosevelt declined comment on running. Willkie told reporters that party labels matter less than support for the New Deal philosophy, and he expects to win regardless of Democratic nominee. He planned visits with McNary and others as campaign plans evolve.
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Marion
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Nevada
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Stassen
Stasen
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Philadelphia
Alf M. Landon
Raymond Baldwin
Connecticut
Philadelph
David S. Ingalls
Hoover
Huth Hanns McCormick Simms
New Mexico
Singh
Postwar Threat From Hitler Warns Latin America
An INS report cites Voel Jasher Beobachter, Hitler’s newspaper, editorializing a postwar warning to Latin American nations. It claims Latin American dependence on a Europe dominated by Germany after the war and accuses parts of the Latin American press of anti German agitation. The piece notes U.S. interventionist sentiment and flags immigration and wartime damages as drivers of dissension.
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Voel- Jasher Beobachter
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Rosevelt
Canada trains 20 000 pilots a year in war effort
Canada eyes a vast air force buildup as Ottawa marshals all resources for air war against Germany. The article outlines government plans to train thousands of pilots yearly and integrate civilian support into a national preparedness program. Report by Jats Lowson.
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Henry Ford
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France
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Halifax
U S Removal Of Diplomats Is Expected
Washington reports indicate the Administration plans to withdraw U S diplomats from occupied Norway Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg in response to Germany s demand with no formal announcement yet made The piece also covers wartime plane production in Canada including factories in Toronto Montreal and Ottawa and notes U S siren scale arms flow and cross border cooperation with Morgenthau and early wartime logistics tactics
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