Newsweek Magazine, January 3, 1938
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First edition
Dayton, Ohio, USA: Weekly Publications, Inc.. Good. 1938. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 44 pages. Contents: Tokyo Apologizes to U.S., Speeds up Conquest of China - Yuletide Notes End Crisis Over (U.S.S.) Panay While Japanese Blast Out New Triumphs; Congress, Special Session Ends With Fun, Leaves a Problem - The President Ponders How to Handle a Defiant Congress and a Business Slump; TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) Trouble: Congress May Chastise the President s Pet (Arthur Ernest Morgan); Buffalo: Graft Aired - Radio Broadcasts Point up Coming Investigation; Wire Tapping: U.S. Court Decision Lights Career of a Lawyer (Louis Halle); Chicago and the Ponies - Legalization of Bookmaking Provokes Municipal Storm; Tom Heflin: Story of an Old Schooler s Fight Against a New Dealer; The Spy Scare: White House Letter Asks Protective Measures; (Alf M.) Landon vs. (Herbert) Hoover: Alf Puts Himself in Spotlight with Letter to President; WPA (Works Progress Administration) or the Dole?: Increase in Unemployment Sharpens the Problem; London-Paris Axle: Harmony Counterbalances Fascist Axis - Powers Pledged to Exchange Military Information: Britain to Give France Motors; Pius XI vs. Nazis: Pope Denounces Brutality , Deceits of Cunning ; The King s Christmas: George (VI) the Modest Carries on His Father s Tradition; Siege of Teruel: Loyalist Victory Sets Scene for Another (Francisco) Franco Fiasco; Death and Diplomacy: Foreign Office Purification Cements (Joseph) Stalin s Power; Carib
- Publisher: Weekly Publications, Inc.
- Year: 1938
- Edition: First Edition
- Binding: unknown
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