Italy eyes French losses as Mussolini uses Hitler tactics
In a column analyzing European moves, Mussolini presses for Tunis ia Corsica and Nice amid France internal strife and a Britain Italy pact. France rebuffs Djibouti claim but hints at concession. Chamberlain prepares to visit Rome with a blank check, while Germany may split from Italy. U.S. policy shifts include Piper-O'Brien life policy loan reforms driving premium hikes and lower guaranteed returns, as lawmakers and industry debate cures for the postwar economy. Jan Masaryk, Czech minister to Britain, retires in protest of Germany’s triumph.
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Adolf Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
France
Italy
Mussolii
Ethiopia
Popular Front
Edouard Dulagier
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Tunisia
Corsica
Nice
Djibouti
Mediterranean
Neville Chamberlain
Rome
Chamberlain
Germany
Hitler
Britain
New York
U. S
Piper-O’brien
Trade shifts as US wheat sale to Britain stirs policy debate
The 20 million bushel sale of American wheat to British flour mills triggers plans to remove FSC subsidy on flour exports, while US grain exports rise under Wallace program. Critics question large armament outlays and potential political control, as party divides surface over liberal and conservative paths for 1940.
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Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
England
Great Britain
U. S
Britain
Henry A. Wallace
Merrill K. Bennett
Stanford University Food Research Institute
Roosevelt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Louis Ludlow
Lsst
Ludlow
National Committee
Washington
Hoover, duPont and
Liberty Teague
Danial O. Hastings
Delaware
Harvey Jewett
South Dakota
Wise Eating During the Holiday Season Counseled
C Houston Goudiss urges homemakers to plan a balanced holiday diet to preserve resistance and energy. Emphasizes regular meals, ample fruits and vegetables, and moderation of rich treats to avoid digestive upset and fatigue during Christmas and New Year.
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C. Houston
Goudiss
Child Diet During December Effects on Youngsters
The piece warns that indoor confinement and lack of sun in December can affect a child's temper and energy. Anticipation of Christmas adds fatigue, making mothers vigilant for early signs of fatigue. Overtiredness or unfamiliar foods can dull appetite, disrupt sleep, and hinder proper nourishment.
The Ideal Holiday Diet Facts for Balanced Eating
The guide urges two fruits daily for all ages, including citrus or tomatoes for vitamin C. It recommends two vegetables besides potatoes, one green Weafy variety, and an egg daily or at least three to four weekly.
Optimistic Pretenders and the Quest for Thrones
Collier's Weekly surveys the living pretenders to thrones, naming Grand Duke Vladimir son of Cyril as most optimistic about becoming czar of all the Russias while Anthony Henry Hall is described as the hardest worker, pursuing the title King Anthony I of England by addressing five meetings daily.
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Vladimir
Cyril
Russias
Anthony Henry Hall
Anthony I
England
Collier's Weekly
Cereals and Teeth: Nutritionist Advice from Wm. S. Houston Goudiss
Mrs Questions Answered notes inquiries about cereals potentially harming teeth. Goudiss says two investigations exist and more are underway, plans to comment as progress occurs, and advises following leading nutritionists by serving cereals, at least half in whole grain form.
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Wm—S. Houston Goudiss
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National Economic Committee
Wyoming
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Justice Department
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O'Mahoney
Labor Department
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WPA
Leon Henderson
Lubin
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Henderson
Dr. Lubin
Messrs Lubin
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve System
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Masaryk
Thomas G. Masaryk
Jan Masaryk
White House
Intergovernmental Committee
London
George Rublee
Hiller Himesif
By C. Houston Goudiss
Hamamalbar
Chartered Institute
Amerkumber
American Chain & Cable Company, Inc
Bridgsfort, Connecticut
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