Roosevelt plan to loan five hundred million to Latin nations
The piece critiques Roosevelt's idea to take 500 million from the treasury to lend to Latin American governments to buy surplus agricultural products. It argues such subsidy schemes fail, warns of risks of financial leakage, and contrasts with private lending and a broader need for shared interests rather than bilateral loans. It also criticizes Hoover and Wallace influences and notes Louis Johnson’s role in mobilization duties.
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Mr. Wallace
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Egypt
Pearly Gates
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Intellioni Se
Hitler
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
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Trailing Trouble: Palm Beach Bride in Flight and Farce
Lynn Morrow a stranded New York girl in Palm Beach is aided by Terry McNair and later hides with a stranger Raymond Austin while pursued by Helen Warren. A coffee shop meeting with artist Rene Bouchier leads to tense misunderstandings and a farmhouse stay as a fake wedding unfolds.
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Palm Beach
Helen Warren
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Raymond
Wild) Austin
Rene Bouchier
Yorkee
Rene
McNair
Austin
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Lovell Farmhouse
Lovells
New York Dream Looms for Rene and Lynn After Trial
Rene and Lynn push toward New York in a battered trailer after a quick, troubled marriage. Rene plans to repay Lynn by stealing cash, while Lynn tries to keep them afloat with small jobs, illness, and a perilous safety net at a Bronx trailer camp. They reach Mr. Mortimer’s office, where a $200 check arrives with a possible job hint and a vow to stay in touch.
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New York
Manhattan
Florida
Austin
Palm Beach
Mr. Mortimer
Miss Morrow
Royal Refugees and a Global Flight of Kings
This column notes a shift as World War I toppled many monarchs and princes while few kings return. It cites Empress Zita, Archduke Otto, and a San Francisco Emperor Norton, imagining cities bid for fugitive royalty and pondering democratic respect for displaced royals. It also profiles John Dwight Sullivan proposing a unified U.S. air force and civic education within the American Legion.
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Emperor Norton
Stock Exchange
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Zog
Albania
London
America
Graustarkian Palace
Sullivan
New York County Legion
United States Air Force
Air Arms Sing
Legion
New York
Princeton University
New York State Aviation Commission
Roosevelt
Easy to Make and Wear Barbara Bell Pattern No 1966-B
The pattern offers a five piece dress with front fastening and simple darts for a slim waist. Designed for sizes 12 through 20 and 40 with busts 30 to 40, it uses seersucker linen percale or gingham and requires 3 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 14. Send order to the address provided.
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