Four-Power European Pact Hopes Rise Amid Crisis
The piece surveys European tensions over Czechoslovakia and Sudeten Germans, Hitler’s ultimatums, Chamberlain's Munich trip, and the brewing risk of a wider war. It notes U S concerns, Moscow’s reactions, and domestic politics as Roosevelt rides out the purge era while small business and social security debates unfold.
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Germany
France
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Berlin
London
Neville Chamberlain
Berchtesgaden
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Iver Fuehrer
Britain
Hitler
Paris
Italy
Chamberlain
Edouard Daladier
der Fuehrer
Prague
Konrad Henlein
Fuehrer
Henlein
Moscow
Liberalism crusade reshapes U.S. politics says Bruckart
In Washington, William Bruckart critiques the push for liberalism as defined by President Roosevelt and his spokesmen. He argues liberalism spurs a party realignment while cautioning that self styled liberal leaders often clash on solutions and stall progress.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Rochester
Minn
San James
Minnesota
Europe
Maryand
Maine
Roosevelt
Walter F. George
South Carolina
Ellison D. Smith
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Georgia
Edgar B. Dunlap
George Machine
Dunlap
RFC
Eugene Talmadge
Lawrence S. Camp
William G. McRae
George
E. D. Rivers
U. S
Washington
National
Small Business Men’s Association
Akron
Ohio
Dewitt M. Emery
Emery
Butcher
Baker
Sen
Millard Tydings
Mr. A
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States Supreme Court
Liberalism and aviation pioneers span 1910s to 1930s
The column profiles Maj. Alexander P. de Seversky and Imon Lake, detailing de Seversky’s wartime service, his then record flight achievements, and a critique of liberalism in Roosevelts era. It also notes Lake’s submarine innovations, patents, and failed funding, ending with a view on future deep sea ventures.
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Alexander P. de Seversky
America
heeverskyGets
New York
Los Angeles
Imperial Russia
Baltic
Washington
Army Air Service
Imperial Naval Academy
Imon Lake
Atlantis
Ho Lake
Jules Verne
Toms River
New Jersey
Argonaut, Jr
Chesapeake Bay
Wright Brothers
Capitol
Russia
Consolidated News Features
WNU Service
Letter Writing Habits Across Nations
The average Englishman mails 78 letters annually followed by the American 67 and New Zealander 66. Swiss 60 German 56 Dane 46 Austrian 38 Dutch 34 Swede 26 French 26 Norwegian 20 and Italians Spaniards and Portuguese all under 20 letters per year.
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