Poland wins Vilna as tensions ease in Europe
Poland forces Lithuania to resume normal relations and abandon Vilna claims after a bloodless victory parade in Vilna. Riots against Jews erupt in Warsaw with deaths and injuries as Col. Joseph Beck argues for guarding Lithuania’s ride and warns against policy driven by force and world policing.
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Lithuania
Vilna
Smigly-Rydz
Memel
Warsaw
Joseph Beck
United States
Far East
Navy Bill Approval With Large Fleet Expansion
The House passed the administration's billion dollar Navy bill with only a few votes against. It authorizes the largest battle fleet in U.S. history, adding 46 combat ships, 22 auxiliaries, and 950 aircraft. The War Department says plans for an enlistment program would mobilize over two million men within four months of war, needing 1,250,000 Army recruits and 500,000 Navy personnel.
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War Department
Army
Navy
Armed Peace No Alliances In America Policy
The text argues that America must seek world peace while following a policy of arming for protection of its rights against internal threats. The note references Seey. Hull and reflects debates on security and neutrality.
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America
Mexico Seizes Oil Assets in Expropriation Crisis
President Cardenas announced the expropriation of oil properties owned by American and British firms valued at about 400 million dollars. Wells refineries and tankers were seized as workers took control of company offices. U S and Britain plan likely legal challenges, arguing treaty violations. The move follows a long dispute over a 7.3 million wage increase ordered by Mexico's labor board.
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Cardenas
Mexico
Sia
United States
Great Britain
Board of Labor
Morgan Defies F D R and Refuses to Resign
Morgan defies President Roosevelt by stating he will not resign or be removed. The chairman challenges the action, denies the president's right to remove or suspend him, and says he will not run away. He then takes a train to Yellow Springs, Ohio, to visit friends.
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Morgan
F.D.R
Yellow Springs
Ohio
You Must Have Minerals To Build Strong Bones And Blood
The piece explains minerals essential for health including calcium phosphorus iron and iodine. It notes calcium as central to bones and teeth and outlines sources such as milk cheese leafy greens and fruit. It warns many lack calcium and stresses adequate intake for children and adults along with iodine from sea foods fortified salt and inland measures.
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Wm—C. Houston Goudiss
Invaluable Aid To the Housewife Fourth Article
The fourth in a series by C Houston Gaudiss, famed food expert, explains Mineral Salts and their importance for heart, nerves, blood, bones, and teeth. It lists food sources and stresses weekly reading for readers to keep the family mentally and physically fit.
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C. Houston Gaudiss
Gaudiss
Advertising as Essential to Business Growth
Advertising is vital to business growth and rain to crops. Learn how to apply advertising effectively to boost your business.
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Washington
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C. Houston Goodiss
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