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Willkie Looms In Philadelphia As Hoover Braces
In Philadelphia the Republican convention scene hints at a Willkie surge amid War impact on politics. Hoever strength appears limited but could boost Bricker or Hoover if antiwar lines shift votes. a national debate over foreign policy and preparedness dominates the preconvention chatter.
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1940 Political parallels echo 1916 preconvention
The piece draws a parallel between 1940 preconvention politics and 1916, noting Democratic renomination of the President, fears of foreign influence, and Republican disunity. It reviews wartime preparedness, tariff debates, and Willkie’s candidacy plan, with background on Hughes and Wilson, plus scattered cultural asides.
Gusty and Francie in a moonlit moment of doubt
In a quiet street scene Gusty resists his rough reputation as Francie leans close under the moon. He confesses he likes her and she longs for a life beyond small town fame while considering the value of a ticket to Hollywood and a future romance.
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