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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1939

Page

16

But Says Boake Carter What is the foreign policy of the United States

Boake Carter questions U S policy as misrepresented in print. He asserts no one truly knows the policy, except Franklin D Roosevelt, and says Secretary Hull lacks influence in its formulation. He criticizes the State Department as plagued by petty intrigues and diplomatic snobbery.

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Foreign policy quarrels and Roosevelt criticized during Munich crisis

The piece rails at U S foreign policy missteps amid the Munich crisis. It questions Roosevelt’s knowledge and blame for wartime hysteria, highlighting claims about ambassadors, recalls, and statements that damaged America’s international standing. It compares American actions to Chamberlain and notes perceived administration spin. The tone is critical of hurried official pronouncements and evasive diplomacy.

Why Senate Must Probe Foreign Policy And U.S. Company Welfare

The writer argues the Senate should investigate why the United States lacks a coherent foreign policy and why representatives abroad appear confused after sending reports. He compares policy to an industrial report, urging Congress to define a national plan, secure necessary resources, and direct executive action to protect American welfare without entangling in European or Asian wars.

Washington World Savers Brigade State Department Vic Roosevelt White House Roosevelt Hitler Munich Ibroad Senate Europe Asia Congress US & Company Copyright Ledger Syndicate

Nation enters seventh deficit year in Roosevelt budget plan

President Roosevelt presents 1940 budget to Congress urging defense and recovery spending to spur income to about 80 billion dollars. He defends a spend-first strategy, seeking to cut unemployment while balancing cash expenditures through growth, amid congressional cheer for economy and rising deficits. Britain’s Royal Sceptre features the Star of Africa diamond among its adornments.

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Name trouble at school Canton O

Among the 22 members of the second grade at Daemel Wosley school are five Richards five Williams three Donalds and two Roberts four first names divided among 15 boys The remaining second graders are individualists their names are not duplicated.

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