Newsweek Magazine, March 14, 1938

by Multiple Contributors

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First edition

Dayton, Ohio, USA: Weekly Publications, Inc.. Good. 1938. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 40 pages. Contents: TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority): Directors Squabbles Finally Break Into the Open - Arthur Morgan Demands Congressional Investigation Into Power Policy; (Bernard M.) Baruch Offers New Deal Advice; Reorganization Bill: Senate Makes Last Stand Against White House Pressure; Roosevelt Doings: Literature, Diplomacy, Fun, Elocution, Politics; Voice of the G.O.P. (Grand Old Party): Dr. (Glenn) Frank Starts Ball Rolling With Some Catchwords; (Robert H.) Jackson s Successor: Folklore of Capitalism Gets Still More Publicity; Woe in the West: Ocean Winds Blow Disaster to Southern California; Russia: Pattern Stands Out in Series of Purge Trials - Each New Session Brings Something More Frightening to Public s Attention; Austrian Hamlet: To Be or Not to Be a Nazi Plagues Interior Minister; (Hermann Wilhelm) Goering Threatens: Czechoslovakia s Premier Returns Bluff for Bluff; (Martin) Niemoeller Freed ; Britain Bargains and Builds Planes; Spain: Sea Battle Diminishes Franco s Blockade Chances; Turmoil in Japan: Whole Nation is Aroused Over Mobilization Bill; Canadian Fascists: Scattered Factions Drive for Harmony Stirs Parliament; Mexico and Oil: American and British Firms Put in Tight Corner; W.R. (William Randolph) Hearst s Empire: Publisher Decides to Give up His $15 Million Art; Spectrum and Children: Finger Painting Helps Show What They See in Colors; Glenn Cunningham: Wo

• Publisher: Weekly Publications, Inc.
• Year: 1938
• Edition: First Edition
• Binding: unknown

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