Weekly News Review on Europe Blitz and Domestic Spreads
A sweeping roundup notes European tensions sparked by Hitler's bluff over Czechoslovakia and Sudeten unrest, alongside U S political contests in South Carolina and California. It covers Downey's pension plan in California, Seversky's speed planes, labor omnic actions, and naval build up comments by Admiral Leahy.
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Joseph W. la Bine
France
Joseph Simon Gallieni
Edouard Daladier
Paris
England
London
Nevile Henderson
Neville Chamberlain
St. James’ Park
Britain
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Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Viscount Runciman
Sudeten
Germany
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Russia
Poland
Rumania
Benito Mussolini
California
Upton Sinclair
Sheridan Downey
San Francisco
Roosevelt Critics Hit by Primary Interference Controversy
Washington observes that President Roosevelt faces the sharpest critique yet over his meddling in state primaries and his public rebuke of Republicans voting in Democratic contests The piece notes his opponents claim such actions threaten the direct primary system while opponents speculate about broader party realignment and political strategy.
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Democratic Organization
Ben Sawyer
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Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Robert E. Lee
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Labor
Frances Perkins
Harry Bridges
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Perkins
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Shirley Temple
Representative Dies
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Washington
Supreme Court
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Ohio
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Alben” Barkley
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California
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New York
Tydings
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Davey Lewis
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Ickes
Iowa
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Pope
Clark
Hyde Park
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Mr. Pope
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Democratic
Farley
Western Newspaper Union
New York Officers Open Social Support Clinic
Police officials in New York inaugurate a department clinic to address officer distress. Patrolman Burkard, with psychology support from Columbia, leads the effort, aiming to treat money troubles and related mental strain among about 70 officers, with 150 cases already seen.
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Carmyn J. Lombardo
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B. A
Williams
Supreme Court
J. Edgar Hoover
Light Colored Outside Paints and Pigment Use
Light colored exterior paints rely on white lead with other pigments to tint or dark paints without white. Darker paints reportedly offer longer service under similar weather and exposure conditions.
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