U S Seeks Peace Safeguards As Bulwark in War Case
By Joseph W La Bine Editor notes that opinions in these columns reflect the analyst. The piece discusses U S efforts to establish safeguards for peace as a bulwark in potential wartime scenarios.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1939
Page
6
By Joseph W La Bine Editor notes that opinions in these columns reflect the analyst. The piece discusses U S efforts to establish safeguards for peace as a bulwark in potential wartime scenarios.
As European powers weigh responses to Roosevelt and Mussolini, Tangier and the Iberian coast spark fears of a new Munich. German ships, Spanish Moroccan troops, and Italian contingents gather as France Britain and Russia discuss mutual aid while U S public seeks neutrality and readiness.
Alfred P. Sloan Jr. previews bold predictions from U.S. corporate leaders at a New York World’s Fair exhibit. Plans include artificial suns for cities, self parking cars, bathtube agriculture, television as radio substitute, cheap disposable clothing, automated labor, dustless homes, and ultra fast transatlantic air service.
The prompts list figures such as Brackenridge Long Paul Teleky Oliviera de Salazar and Franz von Papen and expect answers on labor strikes in 1938 versus 1937 a 1942 world fair plan three strategic raw materials the United States lacks projected future city sighting a famous transatlantic flier in the U S War Department US exports to Britain in early 1939 versus imports from Britain Italy and Germany threats to a European nation and Tangier ownership
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