Roosevelt Speech at Chautauqua Attacks War and Urges Peace
President Roosevelt, speaking at Chautauqua New York, urged adherence to international agreement norms and warned against aggression. He described war’s horrors, stressed strong defense of neighbors, and drew reactions from international papers as nations weigh the Monroe Doctrine revival.
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Chautauqua
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Mr. Roosevelt
Mexico City
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America
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Richmond P. Hobson
Public Welfare Association of
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National Conference of
Asheville
Comintern
International Communist Propaganda Agency
United States
Board of Strategy
Supreme Court
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Borah
Robinson
Senate
William E. Borah
Idaho
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Byron Defenbach
Townsendites
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American Federation of Labor
William Green
Federation
Labor League
Spanish Civil War Moves and Neutrality Stance
Reports from the Spanish conflict describe Fascist advances including the capture of Badajoz at bayonet point with 1600 government adherents executed. Franco and Mola coordinate further moves toward Madrid with Moorish troops to join from Badajoz, while other powers debate nonintervention and U.S. noninvolvement remains official policy.
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Espana
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Guadalupe
Badajoz
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Franco
Mola
Virgilio Cabanellas
Burgos
Madrid
Foreign Legion
United States
Spain
EEFF
Rts
France
Predapern Phillips
Wm. Phillips
Phillips
Germany
Barcelona
Bowers
Coast Guard
Cayuga
St. Jean de Luz
Department of State
Washington
Army and Navy Journal
Navy
Treasury Departments
Chaos in the G O P Victory Analysis
Earl Godwin surveys Republican and Democratic contrasts in 1930s politics, arguing Knox represents party interests yet risks aiding a power trust, while Landon faces a Democratic congress. He notes GOP votes on New Deal measures, power programs, and relief bills, urging clear stand on power policy.
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Knox
Landon
Roosevelt
America
Charles
Frank Knox
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Senate
House of Representatives
House
Congrdda
Christian Son
Minnesota
AAA
Federal Emergency Relief Organization
NRA
Blue Eagle
Republican Party
Representative Snell
New York
Tennesee Valley Authority
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Tennessee Valley Authority
U.S. A
Power
Portrait of Kittens Needlework Pattern Advertisement
Vintage sewing pattern notice promotes “Portrait of Kittens” stitched in floss. Describes an 8 count cross stitch and finished 13 by 14 inches motif. Provides pattern 5604, color key, material list, and request for 13 cents stamps to The Sewing Costume Household Arts Dept., 259 Fourteenth St., New York.
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Citol Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
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