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Werning the United States that Germany is on its way from the ruthless control of Adolf Hitler to a military dictatorship which might he accompanied by the selection of one of the Hoh-enzollern family as sovereign, Colonel Frank Knox, publisher of the Chicago Daily News and the Manchester Union, Leader, voted another criticism of the German government...
...false in for the moment immaterial. It represents another modeling in the affairs of a foreign country by one who shows a lack of sympathy if not understanding of the situation. Germany has the right and privilege of selecting any government, whether it be a military dictatorships, a constitutional sovereign, or a communistic society, as it sees fit, Few people seem aware of this. The people of the United States would not tolerate any dictation from another country as to its form of government and neither will the German people. That they have been defeated and in an economic...
...booting the recalcitrant little republic out of the League. Foreign Minister Angel Araujo ruffled his hackles to defend El Salvador's honor. "I do not believe the step taken by El Salvador will injure anybody in the world. ... In recognizing Manchukuo El Salvador acted as a free, sovereign and independent nation, which does not need any lessons in conduct except from its own laws and international obligations." The moral satisfaction of membership in the League of Nations costs impoverished El Salvador $6,000 a year. Snorted Diario Latino: "Our country has never had any benefit from the League. When...
...Roosevelt and since Senator Reed had spent most of his time on the hustings damning the Administration, the primary had been widely touted as the New Deal's first ordeal by ballot box. Day after the primary, Pennsylvanians woke to find that they had not only recorded their sovereign electoral will but had also been cast as a political oracle for the country. A host of strictly partisan interpreters at once gave tongue...
...establish hegemony in the Far East by stubbing other people's toes. The warning: ". . . No nation can, without the assent of other nations concerned, rightfully endeavor to make conclusive its will in a situation where there are involved the rights, the obligations and the legitimate interests of other sovereign states." When on May Day the Japanese Government finally published the Hirota note in Japan, it pointedly ignored Secretary Hull's declaration...