On the Verge of Hostilities Across Europe Horizon Shifts
Western Europe faces massed German and Czech troops on the frontier. President Beneš calls 70 000 reserves as Poland, Hungary align under fear of Nazi aggression. Britain and Russia pledge aid to France if attacked, signaling a tense prewar stance.
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Benes
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Slovakia
Hungary
Great Britain
Russia
France
Europe
Hitler
Berlin
Vojtech Mastny
Southern Opposition to Measure Sparks Bitter Debate
Southern representatives fought a losing battle as they contested the measure lacking differentials in favor of their section. They argued against the proposal but faced strong opposition from other regions.
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Charles H. Martin
Oregon
Henry Hess
Interior
Ickes
Charles A. Sprague
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court narrows intergovernmental tax immunity
The Supreme Court issued two landmark rulings further narrowing the reach of reciprocal tax immunity between federal and state governments. The decisions advance President Roosevelt's theory that federal and state jurisdictions have distinct fiscal authority limits, shaping future tax challenges.
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United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Italy warns France over arms shipments to rebels
Italy signaled a break with France in the Nazi Czech dispute and warned that continued French arms to the Spanish government would not be tolerated. Mussolini said Italy and Germany could boost aid to the insurgents if France aids Soviet and Czech arms to Barcelona. The move risks straining the Anglo Italian accord.
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Italy
France
Taly
Mussolini
Spain
Duce
Barcelona
Germany
NLRB Orders Rehire of Auto Plant Sit-Down Strikers
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Kuehne Manufacturing to reinstate 164 AFL sit-down strikers in Flora Ohio with back pay. It marks the board’s third major sit-down ruling and the first involving an AFL union.
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National Labor Relations Board
Kuehne Manufacturing Company
Flora
American Federation of Labor
NLRB
A. F. of L
Farley Defends Spending Plan At Commonwealth Club
Postmaster General Farley attacked critics of the administration’s spending lending program in a Chicago Commonwealth Club address. He warned stocks are down and unemployment rising as taxes burden individuals and corporations, arguing for continued fiscal policy.
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Farley
Commonwealth Club of Chicago
Too Late for Wheat Quotas RL Ace Age and Wallace Said
RL ace age and Wallace spoke on wheat quotas. The brief notes discuss timing and policy stance with emphasis on accountability and potential regional impact. The item recalls statements from officials but lacks specific dates or organizations in readable text.
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Wallace
What to Eat and Why Fats in the Diet by C H Goudiss
C H Goudiss argues fats are essential and calories rich in vitamins A and D and possibly vitamin E in vegetable fats. He explains fats provide lasting energy, curb hunger, and influence morale, with discussions of butter, margarine, compounds, hydrogenated fats, and oils as dietary choices and their uses in cooking and baking.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 30Th St
New York City
Fat in Diet Helps Calorie Intake and Vitamin B Conservation
Nutritionists emphasize fat as essential for growing youths and active men to meet calorie needs. Experimental data suggest small amounts of unsaturated fatty acids are needed for normal nutrition. Research indicates dietary fat helps conserve vitamin B in the body, with fats from certain sources showing stronger effects.
Bulletin on Planning a Laxative Diet From The Newspaper
EADERS are invited to write to C Houston 6 East 39th New City eHieign co bulletin hints on planning a laxative diet. The bulletin offers concrete suggestions for combatting elimination and improving digestion.
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Eaders
C. Houston
Pam
eHieign Co
C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Factory Results Highlight Economical Shortening Form
Factory results show shortening achieved at low cost. The note emphasizes efficiency and affordability in production.
Fats and digestion and the misconception of indigestibility
The text explains that fats slow gastric juice secretion but are largely digestible with oleomargarine showing about 97.55 percent digestibility. It refutes the idea that pastry is indigestible and argues fat itself is not to blame for fried foods when cooking is proper and fat has a high smoking point.
How Much Fat In Meat And Cooking Fats
A brief discussion on dietary fat in meat and fats used for frying and baking, noting how fat affects flavor and cooking results. The piece highlights fat content considerations for meals and the role of fats in preparing tasty foods.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
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