White House conference shapes neutrality act debate
At a White House conference with leaders from both parties and candidates Landon and Knox present, lawmakers debated whether to repeal the neutrality act or keep the arms embargo. President Roosevelt planned a short address on Congress action with a tentative in-person speech.
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House
Martin
Massachusetts
Eugene Meyer
Washington
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Roosevelt
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Garner
Col
Ed Halsey
Uvalde
Tex
Rayburn
Texas
White House
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Knox
Chicago
Barkley
Kentucky
Bankhead
Hull
Minton
Indiana
Pittman
Nevada
Byrnes
South Carolina
Austin
Repubican
Vermont
Bloom
New York
Foreign Affairs Committee
Mapes
Michigan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Iself
Great Britain
France
Germany
Atlantic
Kansas
Frank Know
Union Station
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
CAA to Publish Weather Survey On Air Problems
New Orleans reports a nationwide weather survey on aviation issues will be handed to the Civil Aeronautics Authority for publication. The study, based on 10,473,936 observations at 239 airports, provides visibility ranges, causes of low visibility, wind directions, and supports runway, zoning, and instrument landing system planning.
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New Orleans
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Clinton M. Hester
CAA
Hester
James H. Crutcher
Works Progress
Louisiana
Former Pole Premier Reported Suicide in Wilno
A Wilno dispatch reports the suicide of Alexander Prystor former Premier of Poland and ally of the late Marshal Joseph Pilsudski. The notice notes his prominence as a close associate of Pilsudski.
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Budapest
Wilno
Alexander Prystor
Poland
Pystor
Marshal Joseph Pilsudski
Italo Greek Armies Withdraw From Frontier
Rome reports Italy and Greece will pull troops from the Greek Albanian border amid easing tensions and signals of a Balkan peace push. The move follows Italy's Albania campaign and reflects neutrality aims while Mussolini meets in Venice with Chamber officials on industrial and international matters.
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Rome
Italy
Greece
Albania
Venice
Benito Mussolini
Girolamo
Chamber of Corporations
Italo Greek Rapproachment Signals Peace Bloc Shift
Authoritative observers view Italy and Greece moving toward a broader Balkan and European alignment. Analysts see potential for Greece Yugoslavia Bulgaria Hungary Turkey Romania joining a peace bloc near the Oslo group, while Mussolini seeks localized conflict and Poland's fate shapes wartime timing.
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Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Turkey
Rumania
Oslo
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Mussolini
Hitler
Danzig
Poland
Popolo di Roma and
Messaggero
Britain to write war risk insurance on cargoes for UK ports
The British government will insure at two percent per $100 cargo value for all shipments bound for United Kingdom ports to keep food and war supplies flowing. A similar rate has also been applied to related shipments.
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Britain
New York
United Kingdom
Cargo rates for Westbound UK bound ships cited
The text notes a 2 percent rate for westbound cargo to United Kingdom ports, applied regardless of ship nationality, and compares it with higher terms offered by American underwriters.
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United Kingdom
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