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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

19 Oct 1938

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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1938

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2

Weekly News Review assesses global threat and US role

A sweeping analysis outlines Germany and Italy as rising threats, US efforts to trade with South America, and the impact of Munich on Britains position. It notes Japan's bold moves, the Chaco settlement, and pending US Canada Britain trade talks amid isolationist sentiment. It also covers Palestine, Zionist pressure, and Roosevelt era peace tactics.

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U. S China Western Hemisphere Japan Far East Pacific France Britain Europe Italy Germany Sudeten Reich Latin America U.S South America Chaco Paraguay Bolivia Brazil Berlin Getulio Vargas Hitler Munich Canada Great Britain Walter Funk Funk State Department Hankow-Canton Canton Chiang Kai-shek Chiang Indo-China Burma Russia Hong Kong South China United States Palestine Turkey England Lord Balfour Holy Land Jerusalem Bethlehem Jaffa Malcolm MacDonald Neville Chamberlain Chamberlain MacDonald Ramsay MacDonald Chaim Weizmann London Zionist Federation
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White House Spokesman Reappears in Roosevelts Era

Brackart’s Washington Digest notes the revival of the so called White House Spokesman under President Roosevelt. The column criticizes the disguise as deceit and warns against misrepresentation of official policy by journalists and officials alike. It cites tax increases, budget deficits and calls for cooperation between government and business while condemning the impersonation.

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Washington White House Roosevelt Coolidge Hoover United States Hyde Park N. Y Hudson River Sleepy Hollow Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover Munich Germany Hitler Treasury Roy Howard Pittsburgh New York Garner Czechoslovakia Charles M. Hook National Association of Manufacturers Western Newspaper Union
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Quotes on world issues and marriage from national figures

Miss Marguerite Wells of the National League of Women Voters warns Americans about global dangers highlighting how fortunate the country is. Dr William L Leap of Birmingham University argues that stricter marriage requirements, not harder divorces, are the solution to marital problems.

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Marguerite Wells National League of Women Voters America William L. Leap Birmingham Ala Pydia E. Pinkham Pinkham
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At a Standstill Quote From Faunce

A quotation explains progress stalls when good people stop growing. The author W. T. P. Faunce notes growth as a remedy for world inaction and stagnation. The remark frames a call for ongoing personal and collective development.

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W. T. P. Faunce
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