Czechoslovakian Autonomy, Munich Pact, and Trade Barriers
The column traces Czechoslovakia’s 20 year struggle for autonomy amid Munich influence and German plans toward Ukraine. It links British French appeasement, Soviet relations, and the collapse of Prague to broader European danger while warning against rising state trade barriers at home and their threat to national unity. It calls for breaking down interstate obstacles and cites Rep. Halleck’s efforts to address them.
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Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Vienna
Pittsburgh
Thomas G. Masaryk
George Washington
Austria
Hungary
Masaryk
Slovakia
Prague
U. S
Poland
Rumania
Czech
Munich
London
Paris
Sudetenland
Ruthenia
Britain
France
Russia
Ukraine
Carpatho- Ukraine
Hitler
der Fuehr
Carpatho-Ukraine
Romania
Bismarck
Bohemia
Europe
Germany
Bohemia and Moravia
Reich
Chamberlain
Samuel Hoare
Italy
Mediterranean
der Fuehrer
Joseph Stalin
Halleck
Indiana
Cordell Hull
Heaven
Earth
Krisl Oval Rag Rug In Various Colors
Knitting and sewing instructions describe making Krisl oval rag rugs with fabric strips and bands. Use color changes, cast on stitches, and crochet around edges. The leaflet offers book selections by Mrs. Spears, with pricing and mailing details for Chicago addresses.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Maglione Named Papal Secretary of State at 62
Luigi Cardinal Maglione, a lifelong friend and former classmate of Eugenio Pacelli, is appointed papal state secretary. Ordained in 1901 in Italy, he served in Vatican diplomacy including Switzerland and Palestine, earned the Legion of Honor in France, and rose to cardinal in 1935. His Rome posting signals Vatican stance toward totalitarian states amid Italian discontent.
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Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pius XII
Italy
Cardinal Maglione
Vatican
Switzerland
Palestine
Caesaria
France
Rome
Congregation of the Council
Papal
Monterey Historic First Capital of California
California's Monterey served as the first capital, operating under Spain Mexico and the United States from 1776 to 1849. The town on the Pacific coast is described as the "Williamsburg of the West" for its pivotal role in California's settlement.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
National Union of States
Missouri
California
Oregon
Florida
Supreme Court of the United States
Monterey
Blue Pacific
Spain
Mexico
United States
Williamsburg
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Moscow
Stalin
Ukraines
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Laurence A. Steinhart
Peru
Joseph Davies
Belgium
William Bruckart
National Press Bldg
Western Newspaper Union
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Warsaw
Carpatho Ukraine
Czecho-Slovakia
Mr. Chamberlain
Morgenthau
By Ruth Wyeth Spears
Maglione
Bruckart
Washington Digest
Juestion
Luden’s
Luden
Antipater
Horace Walpole
Kellogg's
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Kelloggs
Cassifie