World At A Glance: Keep Out Of European War Debates
In this column the columnist urges avoiding European entanglements as the Roosevelt administration leans toward aloofness. It notes Senate opposition to intervention, calls for restraint amid propaganda, and discusses Austria and Germany, citing Dollfuss, Starhemberg, and Nazi Fascist forces. Wall Street favors peace and may curb munitions and money for war.
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