World at a Glance adds a New Deal tone to economic peril
In New York financial circles Hitler’s regime is seen as weakened by economic isolation rather than external threat. Observers warn Germany’s lack of credit and hunger as the decisive forces against the Nazi state, while Roosevelt administration changes and Farley’s summer tasks loom. The column covers Farley, Roosevelt’s trip plans, and policy notes on taxes, youth in Germany, and a critical view of NYPD leadership.
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Leslie Eichel
New York
Adolf Hitler
Germany
France
Hitler
Roosevelt
White House
Kemlin
Potsdam Palace
Real Estate Transfers From Hills to Brusa and From Lorain Lots
Fred B Hills and Olivia Hills transfer 50 acres on Chestnut Ridge road Eaton Township to Clarence and Fannie Brusa. A sheriff s deed conveys Sublot 1265 in Sheffield Land Company s Addition Lorain and Sublot 1663 in Sheffield Land Company s Second Addition Lorain to Central Bank Company.
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Olivia Hills
Clarence
Fannie
Brusa
Chestnut Ridge
Eaton Township
Central Bank Company
Sheffield Land Company
Lorain
Ex Big Leaguer With Rosebuds in Boston Twilight League
Bill Barret, a former White Sox, Red Sox, and Washington outfielder from Cambridge, is now playing with the Rosebuds of the Boston Twilight League.
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Cambridge
White Sox
Red Sox
Washington
Rosebuds
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