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...Major Fleet, 54, the deal is his best chance to swap his huge holdings for hard cash, thus pave the way to diversified investments and an easier life. Trying to sell his shares, Fleet started dickering with...
...cultural organization would pave the way for a democratic unification of the Western Hemisphere," said Kelsen. "The representative intellectuals from Europe and Latin America agreed that Anglo-American cultural influence must supplies that of Germany, France, and Spain is Pan-America...
...minor obstacle holding up the trade accord, which is designed to bring economic harmony between Mexico and the U.S., pave the way for a mutual-defense pact. In Washington last week suave, tall Eduardo Suarez, Mexico's Minister of Finance paid a series of polite calls, ending in the office of Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau. A few hours later, Mr. Morgenthau gave out the first official news of the impending agreement...
...Caltech, the Engineers like to brag that they can do anything. In peacetime they build dams and -levees for power and flood control, think nothing of odd jobs like filling top-flight posts in WPA, the Civil Aeronautics Administration. In wartime they do a thousand jobs behind the lines, pave the way for infantry and tanks up front, often use shooting irons as well as shovels. Rednecked fighting men as well as skilled technicians, the Engineers are highly respected by other men in uniform...
...citizens are tuberculous, no one knows. Conservative guess: 750,000. Dr. Lewis Israel Miller, medical chairman of the large Jewish Consumptive Relief Society in Denver, predicted last week that the rate may go up. Reasons: 1) the U.S. suffered a widespread influenza epidemic this winter, and flu may pave the way for t.b.; 2) some members of the younger generation have not been exposed to t.b., have consequently not developed immunity...