Pan American neutrality teeth sharpened as Graf Spee war spreads
The piece reports on Pan American nations tightening their neutrality zone rules after the Graf Spee, the Columbus, and the Arauca incidents push war closer to US shores. It notes internment plans for belligerent crews, possible cooperation with Uruguay to eject Graf Spee, and a broader push to prevent warfare in American waters. It also covers European battles, NLBR hearings, and domestic defense and agricultural news shaping the 1940 political landscape.
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Caillaux Guides French Monetary Policy Still
Joseph Caillaux, 76, remains a driving force in French finance, warning that victory in war fails without strong money policy. The piece notes his wartime exile and later roles as premier and finance minister, alongside a broader look at Hull House era reformers and Cuban President Batista’s evolving public standing.
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Hoover aide sends relief funds to Finland through new effort
Ex President Hoover’s relief organization sent $100000 to Finland in its first week. James F Montgomery arrived in Manhattan as U S minister to Hungary and may resign if his wife cannot accompany him to Europe. Mrs Orson Welles seeks divorce amid rumors. Washington hints John D Wickham, Wisconsin judge, could become U S Supreme Court nominee to replace the late Pierce Butler.
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Forecasts Hint Longer Congress and Big Domestic Push
The next congressional session is seen as longer than politicians expect with focus on a major domestic issue. Roosevelt may request a fifty billion debt limit while Garner watches for New Deal missteps. Wheeler could seek delegates.
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