Ruling on State Agencies Raises Voting and Party Roles
The article discusses a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the negro voting question and the implications for party organization as a state agency. It notes that diplomats study Europe’s boundary disputes and that American officials seek amicable settlements without outside help. It cites Bob Stone of Potter County and examines how rulers and parties might be treated as state instruments, with local implications for election judges and primaries.
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Why Airmail Sometimes Delays In Wartime
Washington explains wartime airmail delays as planes become crowded and some sacks wait for a second or third plane or ride by train. Army transfers back to commercial airlines while the post office presses toward full air transport.
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