Pegler Defends View on Mrs Roosevelt Guild Membership
Westbrook Pegler challenges criticism while defending his views on Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt joining the American Newspaper Guild. He cites James P. Kirby and recalls Marian Anderson, Heywood Broun, and alleged Communist influence in the Guild, arguing about eligibility and political control.
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New York
Communist Party
James P. Kirby
Cleveland Press
Guild
Westbrook Pegler
Eleanor Roosevelt
Pegler
Roosevelt
Marian Anderesson
Heywood Brown
Braun
Memphis
Kirby
Moscow
General Johnson
Offer $500 to Ferry Planes
Oklahoma City papers report Col. William C. Brooks proposes paying $500 per trip to ferry American made planes to England. He outlines two supplements offering England ferry work and Canadian Royal Air Force instructor roles with no foreign service, and describes a convoyed, group flight plan across the Atlantic spanning about 1,985 miles.
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Oklahoma City
North Atlantic
England
Oklahoma Flying
William C. Brooks
Soldier of Fortune
Royal Air Force
Brooks
Canada
British Isles
San Jacinto Ant Blockade Reported by Officials
Official sources in San Jacinto report a man stage a blockade of red ants with allies. They used poison to kill ants temporarily while ants carried away the dead, preventing food storage. One ally buried fruit jars to trap ants, and another borrowed corpses to spread death in his area, completing the blockade.
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San Jacinto
Ally No. 2
Towel Kills Sea Lion At Toledo Zoo
A Turkish towel dropped into the Toledo Zoo sea-lion pool caused the death of a sea-lion valued at 700 dollars, with officials seeking a replacement. The animal reportedly ate the towel before dying.
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Toledo, O
U.P
Toledo
At the Time I Will Make Him Eat His Lie
The phrase asserts future action to force admission of deceit. It signals a vow of retribution or exposure, implying a confrontation or public reckoning rather than a current event. No identifiable people, organizations, or places are present in the readable text.
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Carter
Four More Years for Roosevelt in Amarillo Yell
In Panhandle coverage George Locke of Amarillo proclaims four more years for Franklin D Roosevelt in a boisterous Electoral College yell. Mrs. M A Cawthon of Amarillo mocks Sawyer Wendell and the Republican yell. The Dallas mass meeting call adds Democrats like Keffer Nelson Sneed Bivins Nix Field Nichols to the push ahead of absentee voting ahead of Saturdays primary.
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Lewis Nordyke
Panhandle
George Locke
Amarillo
Franklin D
Morning Mail
Dallas
Charles H. Keffer
Dick Nelson
Joe T. Sneed, Jr
Miles G. Bivins
W. F. Nix
R. D. Field
Jack Nichols
Mike Hogg
Houston
Weather Data and Political Note From Texas Meeting
The text references Martin Van Buren as the first U S president born in America not a British subject and notes oilman lineage from Gov James Stephen Hogg. It mentions Texas counties backing the no third term movement and planned delegations to the Dallas meeting of Texas Democrats opposed to a third term.
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U. S
Martin van Buren
James Stephen Hogg
Texas
Dallas
Ickes Attacked on Rare Stamp Deal
A Senate inquiry was urged by Senator Danaher into officials obtaining prized stamps with alleged special privileges. Danaher claimed Secretary Ickes could profit $187 41750 on 150 imperforate stamps bought for $82 50. Byrnes said Ickes had owned the stamps since 1933 and had not sold them.
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Washington
Senate
Danaher
Connecticut
Ickes
Byrnes
South Carolina
Conscription Bill Passes Committee
Washington August 20 The House Military Affairs Committee tentatively approves a conscription bill calling for registration of men between 18 and 64 inclusive.
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Washington
House
Parkway Plantation Cotton Report At Monroe Street Farm
The annual cotton crop report for Parkway Plantation shows a healthy stand with many squares and blooms and some bolls. No boll weevils have been noticed and the crop appears to be doing fine at the Servi station area.
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Parkway
Sixteenth Avenue
Monroe Street
Lon Sellars Seeks Re election as Potter County Commissioner
A political ad defending Lon Sellars speaks against mudsling and character attacks while praising his record as Precinct 1 candidate. It notes a tax rate cut from 62 to 59 cents per 100 dollars valued, saving taxpayers about 10500, and stresses efficiency and continued services with no reductions.
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Lon Sellars
Amarillo
Potter County
la Sellars
Lan Sellars
Friends of
Low Sellars
Hi Sterling
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H.C. Vincent General
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Cheam Rouge
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