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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1939

Page

6

Kennedy Bullitt Predicted War Moves Stir Europe

In a weekly analysis Joseph W La Bine reports Kennedy and Bullitt warned that appeasement will delay a clash with Germany and Italy. The piece traces Chamberlain Mussolini talks, Franco British ties, and rising tensions across Europe as Japan and Russia shift risk.

Kennedy-Bullitt Joseph W. la Bine Eph P. Kennedy London William C. Bullitt Paris Messrs. Kennedy Bullitt Great Britain Italy Germany France Canada Czechoslovakia Munich Russia Chamberlain U. S Roosevelt Victoria Station Mussolini Dover Hitler Britain Palestine Rome Tunisia Djibouti-Addis Ababa Suez Canal Spain Franco Berchtesgaden Joseph Beck Poland

President Roosevelt's 1939 State of the Union Message

The President’s annual address outlines armed preparedness, continued New Deal spending, and a wary stance on a balanced budget. Critics note deficits rising beyond 3.3 billion and a debt near 44.5 billion in 1940 while supporters praise tempered rhetoric and defense of democracy. The piece forecasts political battles over arms, spending, and relief policy among Republicans and anti-New Dealers.

Washington Congress United States Roosevelt America Borah Idaho Johnson California League of Nations Borah-Johnson Byrd Virginia Bailey North Carolina Senate House King Utah anti-New Dealer Mr. Roosevelt

Ask Me Another General Quiz Sample Questions

Quiz prompts covering historical figures and terms. Questions ask if John Witherspoon was the sole preacher signer of the Declaration of Independence, whether current Native American numbers match those at Little Bighorn, who first Roosevelt visited the US, the meaning of digamist, and compare knot nautical miles to land miles.

John Witherspoon United States Little Big Horn Roosevelt

Answers and numbers from the period quiz summary

The text lists numbered trivia items about American Indians, a Roosevelt ancestry claim, legal marriage rules, and measurement units. It notes there are more Indians today than in 1876, cites Claes Martenzen van Roosevelt as earliest Roosevelts, mentions second marriages, and states the land mile as 5,280 feet and the nautical mile as 6,080 feet.

America Roosevelt Claes Martenzen van Roosevelt

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