Week of Crisis Europe faces duel of war and diplomacy
Amid mass troop deployments along Slovakia and Poland and a flurry of high level talks in Berlin Budapest and London the crisis tests whether nations back negotiation or armed force. Belgium Belgium invites six small powers to press for peace while Poland braces for possible conflict with Germany and Hungary. Ford defies labor board on Wagner act ruling amid anti union "Fordisms" quotes.
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Slovakia
Poland
Hitler
Stephen Csaky
Hungary
Reich
Danzig
East Prussia
Pomorze
Germany
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Scotland
London
Lord Halifax
Leslie Hare-Belisha
John Simon
Samuel Hoare
Malcolm MacDonald
London Times
Czecho-Slovakia
Rome
Mussolini
Count Ciano
Budapest
Csaky
Berlin
Warsaw
Italy
Belgium
Leopold
Ernment
Brussels
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
New Labor Board
Henry Ford
Labor Board
P. E. Martin
Ford
United Automobile Workers of America
Milk Parley Schedules Amid Upstate NY Dairy Strike
Renewed violence in upstate New York prompts Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia to convene farm and distributor leaders for a peace talk. Dairymen strike reduces metropolitan milk supply from 4.4 million to 2.3 million quarts, with assurances that hospitals and public institutions will still receive adequate portions.
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Upstate
New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York City
Farmer and Distributor
Education Goes Gadgety in Epidemic City Lessons
During a stormy epidemic, a mother assists her children with home schooling using gadgets along with phonographs and newspapers as teaching aids. The image captures families adapting to stress when schools are inaccessible.
Why Washington DC Chosen as National Capital
The questions cover key facts: site selection for the capital, the heaviest single day rainfall, Earth's forest cover, fish hearing abilities, and the meaning of pantheon. Answers require concise, factual recall.
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Washington, D. C
Heaviest One-Day Rainfall Recorded in 1911 at Baguio
In July 14 15 1911 Baguio Philippines received 46 inches of rainfall in 24 hours, marking a historic extreme. Scientists note fish cannot hear but respond to water vibrations, while references liken the scene to a temple of all the gods.
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Baguio
Philippine Islands
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