See Rumors Indication of Normalcy See Rumors Indication of Normalcy
Washington notes that signs of normalcy include rising rumors about events in Russia Latvia and Washington. Helsingfors Riga and Wall Street rumors often prove baseless or exaggerated while reflecting market and diplomatic anxieties.
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Rumor and Rumor Control From Early Roosevelt Era
A fragment discusses how rumors spread during wartime and the dangers of misinterpretation. It cites a London cable about a purported Roosevelt decree and clarifies that there was no official announcement behind the rumor.
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New Orleans Primary Election Highlights Huey Long Opposition
New Orleans voters faced a municipal primary with three tickets, two opposing Huey Long and his machine. The Old Regulars led by Mayor U. S. Walmsley compete against a belligerent anti Long faction led by Francis Williams and John Klorer, with a run off possible if no candidate wins a majority.
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Stacy PL Lane
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Balkans Alarmed by Nazi Threat and Balkan Unity
London dispatch notes that Hitler’s claim of a single German race strengthens pan German aims while sparking Balkan unity against Nazism. The Balkans blame stalled Western support and disarmament talks for pushing regional nations to seek self protection amid disillusionment with Western markets.
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