Peace Offensive Divides U S Leaders Amid War Aid Debate
The article notes isolationist groups urging a last effort to force Britain and Germany to state war aims while President Roosevelt rejects any Axis negotiations. It cites production boosts for defense, with aircraft engines, planes, rifles, and tanks rising, and lists troop movement theories and British wartime actions in Greece and Egypt.
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Diplomacy and Ireland plan stir in diplomatic circles
Diplomatic circles discuss a rumored Roosevelt plan to widen the neutrality zone to Ireland allowing British aid ships to reach west Irish ports. German and Rome press denounce the move as dangerous, threatening war against the United States and Ireland, while Irish tensions flare over Axis promises.
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Weekly News Analysis Urges Britain Aid as Nazis Move Troops
The column notes President scores peace offensives and calls for more support for Britain. It reports Nazi forces pushing into Romania while English bombers strike invasion ports. Editorial opinion reflects Western Newspaper Union release.
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Willows Save Stream Banks Improve Bank Protection Method
The soil conservation service outlines a labor saving method using a willow shoot mat to shield steep or eroding stream banks. It involves grading banks to 45 degrees, laying willow poles, brushing with prunings, future rooting in spring, and winter installation to reduce work.
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Farmers Ready For U S Defense Says AAA Official
N E Dodd western regional AAA director asserts agriculture is best prepared for national defense. He notes trained farmers can meet all needs without land damage, cites wheat and cotton stockpiles, and mentions a half billion bushels of corn in storage for livestock feed.
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Thrifty Meat Dishes From Less Common Cuts For Busy Kitchens
Household guidance suggests exploring less common cuts like rolled sirloin pork roast and pork picnic shoulder for flavor and economy. It includes recipes for stuffed pork chops, boned sirloin roast, round steak Western style, rice stuffed apples, and boned lamb breast with sausage, with roasting and braising details to yield versatile week day meals.
Birthday Parties and Easy Entertaining Recipes
The article highlights party foods for children and teens from Eleanor Howe's Cook Book Easy Entertaining. It invites readers with January birthdays to request a copy by sending 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois, through Western Newspaper Union.
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