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INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND ECONOMICS

  • The Nazi Way - Kuhn suit, Putnam kidnapping--warnings: lay off Nazis
  • Nazis' Business Deal - Reading between the lines of a dispatch on the "sale" of a steel mill to Nazi
  • Deported - Italy bans books of democratic liberals like Wells, but also Balzac and Buffalo Bill
  • Silent Man - Italy doesn't like Germany, doesn't want war, forcing bluster-brag to be meek
  • Our Neutrality - FDR's calls for bi-partisanship appropriate; arms embargo must be repealed
  • Change of Heart - Mexico now with Allies; oil no longer available to Germany
  • *Eli, Eli! - Broun warms to Reds; Stalin more murderous than Hitler
  • Two Neutrals - Italy "neutral" but acting as supply base; is Holland likewise?
  • Italy's Choice - Musso will join one side or other--out of pragmatism
  • The Turk Visits - Turkey key to Balkan strategy, Rumanian course; talks with Russia
  • U.S. Policy - Baruch proposes to let belligerents buy what they want; cultivate trade with S.A.; build navy
  • The Bloom Bill - Congressman's "neutrality" is no one else's; what Bill says
  • Nyelock - Adding surcharge to arms to cover Allies' war debts is Nye's pound of flesh
  • Neutrality - FDR's cash and carry good proposal; Iso's arguments fall
  • Allied Problem - If Musso has Balkans, purpose is for peace with GB, France, stop Nazi-Red overrun
  • Cannonade - Propaganda in full force here; Lindbergh, Musso, Coughlin, Iso's speak same lines
  • Revised Version - Senate neutrality bill gives more definition to restrictions
  • Italian Hand - The Vindicator apologizes for Nazis; links Liberals to Reds; where's Robert Rice?
  • Paradox - Robert Rice Reynolds willing to fight G.B. over search of ships; but won't face Germany
  • Appeal - Reds rally against capitalism; cozy with barbarians
  • Mexican Bet - Mexico can get away with oil expropriation; our fear of it cuddling to Nazi-Red
  • China Shop - Cong. wants investigation of Mexico; Nazis, Reds active there, but this only worsens
  • Black Oxen - RRR strikes again--objects to King Carol's pal in U.S., too unfriendly to Hitler
  • Casualty - Cotton joins tobacco on Brit import suspense; if Hitler wins, gone for good; war whose business?
  • Egypt - History with British Empire
  • Cartel - Idea of cartel to buy Mexico goods and re-sell them to Europe rather than allow Nazi barter
  • Uproar - Iron ring develops around U.S.--Latin America, Japan; Iso's. scream for Pres. to resign
  • A New Grab? - Argentina may take foreign-owned utilities, as Mexico took oil with impunity
  • Blum's Aides - Leftist only part of blame for France; Right, Center as much
  • Suez - Canal built by French; Brits got stock
  • Umbrella - Appeasers cost France; England must get rid of them
  • Wide of Mark - Ironpants misses point; Hitler threat from within, not by military
  • Two-Edged - Iso's. say keep arms for U.S., GB lost cause, give U.S. Brit navy; why? Brit can say same
  • Next? - Shall GB go into Ireland to protect from Hog? Objection to Brit imperialism is not timely; go
  • Notice - French islands steps to Brit islands; Nazi will ring U.S. unless halted
  • Trouble Spot - Almazan calls for revolt if Mexican election results tainted; works with Nazi agents
  • Adolf Is Here - Greenland, French islands his; what will we do about it under Monroe?
  • False Logic - Nazi says Monroe keeps U.S. out of Europe; iso's. buy; no, only if U.S. rights not implicated
  • Gamble - Roosevelt right; planks wrong
  • Theme Song - Wheeler whistles; people realize need for draft
  • A Top Spins - R.R. Reynolds speaks Monrovian defense, but let's not fight too fast for islands over there
  • The Falklands - Argentina bellies up in Nazified demands; portends problem with Latin-America, ABC's
  • Scapegoats - Pups, Laval and Flandin, shocked, shocked at defeat; Daladier usual suspect
  • Hull Wins - Havana meet successful on Pan-Am union against Hitler on French and British possessions
  • Hopeful Signs - Heel's promise of goods to Latin America stymied; must replace with U.S.-bought goods
  • Non-Sequitur - Wheeler says draft=militarism; history says otherwise
  • Monkey Wrench - Argentina, with Euro-trade, manipulated by Heel, wants Falklands; B, C may follow
  • Latins Balk - Congress dispirits L. America; Argen., Colum., Venez., Uruguay, Mex. balk in resolve
  • Bale Fire - Complacency that Britain will defeat Hitler alone, Congressional wish-thinking
  • War Aim - Wheeler gang seeks scot-free Germany, but punishment of Nazis must be exacted in kind
  • Poison Seller - Tobey's charges that U.S. involved in convoy foundless, hysterical--no right to divide us
  • A Complaint - Gerald Nye slams FDR for egging small countries to oppose Hitler; give up? face alone?
  • Wire Them! - N.C. Sen. Reynolds should not head Military Affairs Committee; ignorant, hates Britain
  • *A Committee -Reynolds will hamstring U.S. foreign policy; Steering Committee has power to block
  • Mere Tools - Sailor-saboteurs, pawns; thugs in Italian and German "embassies" gave orders, should pay
  • Expert Talks - Maj. Seversky in Mercury knows more than Lindbergh; says G.B. will win in air war--key
  • Sad Show - Gerald Nye makes America ineffectual; so too does FDR with patrols which are all but war
  • *Pay Off - Support of Robert Rice Reynolds promotion to Military Affairs chair by seniority intolerable
  • Accurate Term - F.D.R. properly calls Lindbergh "Copperhead", i.e. appeaser; too many ties to fascism
  • Fair Enough - Lindbergh no quisling, but desire of "negotiated peace" with Nazi leaves Britain slave
  • Double Talk - While appeasing appeasers with "neutrality", we are at war by patrolling whole Atlantic

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