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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1940

Page

3

Morgenthau Promises U S Aid in Postwar Peace Efforts

Secretary Morgenthau told Democratic Women at the National Institute of Government that the United States will aid in postwar economic reconstruction and keep gold as the sound basis for international payments. He warned that stopping gold purchases could hamper American exports and stressed vigilance against barter and foreign credit. Breckenridge Long, Harry Woodring, and Charles Edison outlined policies to avoid involvement in Europe’s war and to bolster defense, respectively.

Washington, May CCP Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr United States Morgenthau National Institute of Government Women's Democratic National Committee Roosevelt White House Europe Treasury Breckenridge Long Statie Institute Harry H. Woodring Navy Charles Edison

MeKesson MeKesson Trial: Phillips Concludes Testimony

New York May 3 Fr Rowley Phillips Waterbury Conn banker concludes testimony in the MeKesson MeKesson Robbins mail fraud and conspiracy case. Phillips testified for ten days and faced cross examination by government attorneys while the Rethelson Robbins director admitted trusting the late arch swindler F Coster-Musica but denied intent to venerate him as George Washington.

New York Rowley + Philips Waterbury Conn Self MeKiesson & Robbins Phillips Rethelson & Robbins Arch Donald Coster-Musica George Washington Coster-Musica Irving Kaufmen Philips

Wheeler declares US advancing toward Europe war

Fulton Mo May 2 Senator Burton Wheeler Democrat Mont argues the United States is stepping toward involvement in the European war. He spoke at Westminster College detailing prewar steps similar to those that led the nation into World War I.

Fulton United States Burton RK Wheeler D-Mont Whelton

The War Today on MussoliniItaly and Allied Relations

A columnist analyzes Mussolini's ambivalence toward the Allies and Hitler, Italy's territorial aims in Tunisia Suez Djibouti and Ethiopia, and the strategic Mediterranean clash with Britain and France. The piece notes Spain's role and potential Balkan implications if Italy enters the war.

Italy Mussolini Hitler 11 Duce Rome Germany Brenner Pass London Lord Halifax Cross Tialy England France Tunisia Suez Canal Djibouti Ethiopia Mediterranean John Bull Britannia Spain

Baron Who Handled Estate for Kaiser Becomes U.S. Citizen

Werner von Kleist 63, a German baron and lawyer who administered the Kaiser’s former German real estate of about 1 000 000 acres, was naturalized in Buffalo yesterday. He took the oath before Federal Judge John Knight and said he was happy to become an American citizen after nine years as a guest of the United States.

Buffalo Werner von Hieist Germany von Kleist John Knight

Norse Protest Over German Bombing Of Hospital Ship

The Norwegian government reports to the International Red Cross in Geneva that German bombers attacked a clearly marked hospital ship. The incident, alleged to have occurred in Norwegian territorial waters, follows previous attacks on doctors and aid workers, prompting an appeal to the German government to stop such acts.

Red Cross Norse Stockholm International ‘Red Cross Geneva Norway Mang Acks Itg Ser Pub

Rivermen Fail to Entrap $50,000 Logs in Maine River

In Presque Isle and Ashland Maine a Great Northern Paper spring drive released 6000 cords of pulpwood after a boom broke. Loggers raced to mend the line and stop the run as fir spruce and poplar floated toward the Saint John River and Bay of Fundy.

Ates Maine Ashland Avoostok Presque Isle Great Northern Paper Company Saint John River Bay of Fundy

Eve Story Prompts Trial Spill Details Revealed

A fragment from June page 22 hints Eve disclosed critical material during a trial. The text appears in a public sale note for Vall newsstands with a Gel copy offer.

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