Clapper Warns Republicans On War and Votes
Raymond Clapper decries GOP tactics in Philadelphia arguing Republicans would scavenger for votes. He cites Roosevelt’s cabinet choices as proof of Democratic drift and warns against scorched politics over defense and peace promises. He notes Taft’s defense tax vote and urges unity against Hitler and war threats.
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Priladelmia
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Knox
Stimson
Democratic Party
Hitler
Alder
France
Ae Tad
Owen’ Maller
United States
Wilson
Taft
Senate
Ponce
Repubcore
Roose- Welt
Mr. Roosevelt
Britain Faces Perils as Allies Weaken and Axis Rivals Rise
Article surveys British strategic peril as Germany strengthens its grip with naval parity hopes through France Italy and Turkey shifting toward the Axis. It notes Japan drawing closer to Germany and Italy threatening Far East possessions while neutrals bow to the Nazi war machine. It warns Britain must shield itself from bombardment to use its navy for blockade and diplomacy, or face dire outcomes including potential starvation if Axis powers press their advantage.
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Britain
Germany
Mxre
England
Johie
Italy
Great Britain
Fortune
Fuehrer
Rumania
Carol H
Hitler
Balkans
Turkey
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Russia
Japan
Orient
Tokyo
Nipson Alsions
Far East
Hongkong
United States
Spin
Education Pays Dividends in Southeastern Union Education Program
The article extols WPA teachers in the Southeastern Union for reducing illiteracy and boosting education for citizenship, Americanization, and family life. It argues educated adults vote wiser and that access to books from higher quality publications improves citizens, with trained individuals leaving better communities than self-satisfied, formally educated ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
WPA
Bruce Catton Reviews Washington Scene
Bruce Catton analyzes the economic union plan and Latin American surplus risks for the United States. He questions who bears the cost of a cartel, potential dumps, and a Hitler-led market penetration, highlighting political and religious references and abrupt migrations in global trade.
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Philaelps
Hitler
United State
Latin America
Uruguay
United States
Germany
Italy
Willkie
Economic Union
Europe
Uncle Sam
Fulrope
Buttore
U.S
Public Questions Forum Analyzes Diplomacy's Role
In the Athens Messenger discussion, the piece argues diplomacy shapes world policy more than any single foreign minister. It emphasizes public understanding over secrecy, notes diplomacy operates through global networks, and urges voters to grasp its impact on national well-being and peace.
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Urs
Rmibassles
Pune
Iyatar J
Trustrat Ag
Nomatesa
Justice
Stewart Home Hosts Birthday Party for Joe Junior
Mr and Mrs Joe Frost entertained 43 young people at Stewart Home last Saturday evening for Joe Junior Frosts birthday celebration. The Comrades of the Sun Day School class and Boy Scout Troop 75 led by scoutmaster C F Glazier organized the surprise. Refreshments were served by Mrs Frost and Miss Rath Harrel of Effort. Several relatives and friends from Athens Kanauga and surrounding areas attended, with a few planning future trips.
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Mra Frost
Aiden i
Misa Rath Harrel
Eifort
Stewart
Earl Gorham
Athens
Stella Dean
Toe Frost
Leonard Smith
M. J."charlton
Sydney Stewart
Nan’ Withee
Kanauga
Aire
Kate Butis
Howard
William Bigins
Meta. Harrison
Piedmont
W. Va
Mira
Charlton
Chartle Jarvis
Jarvis
U.S. Citizenship Births and Government Roles in Brief
A reader asks if a U.S. president has sat on the Supreme Court. a baby born in Los Angeles to a foreign parent cannot become naturalized until age twenty-one. a child’s citizenship follows birth. Questions cover U.S. and Soviet leadership, territorial legislatures, and city histories. Answers note no single Commander-in-Chief for the Soviet forces, Timoshenko as Commissar of Defense, and territories like Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico with legislatures.
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United States
U.S. Supreme Court
William J. Tat
A. No
Los Angeles
Fish ‘Star
Marshall Semyon
Timoshenko
Peales
United Station
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto ‘Rico
Virgin Islands
A. Berkeley
Calif
Mexico
Zocalo Square
Ticket to Hollywood ends in a tense roadside night
Francie and Gusty journey toward Circle and Hollywood facing tension over a ticket. A night in the mountains tests their bond as a state trooper halts an intimate moment. Gusty resists, insisting they press on despite danger and judgment.
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Francie
Gusty
Tsay
Jon
Hollywood
Solié
Ian
Kiana Ia Sekmeee
Seoeel
East Tin
Social Notes From Coolville and Nearby Areas
A string of social visits and gatherings is recorded from Coolville and surrounding towns. Mrs Carl Lockhart hosts a bridge party at The Cabin on Thursday evening. guests include Alfred Daugherty and son David Ros, plus families from Welch, Adrian, and Athens. Several trips to Columbus and Marietta occur as relatives visit and care for others, with many local residents hosting or attending family events. A final note reminds readers that lightning can strike tall objects like the Washington Monument during storms.
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Luulville Mire
Carl Lockhart
Welch
W. Va
Alfred Daugherty
David Ros
Adrian
Rich
Oscar Findlingland
Ross’ Daugherty
EM. Daugherty
Daugherty
Inlaw
C. ‘A. Daugherty
Athens
Hazel Gantz
Marietta
EB. Dean
Dean
Carolyn Lobdell
Columbus
Har ‘Nette Slane
Erson Wright
W. J. Bingman
Ralph Russell
Leniworth
W. A. Bingman
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Bruce Catton
Washington Scene
New World
Mary Baker Eddy
Berlin
Athens, Ohio
Public Questions Forum and Answers
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Uttle
Stewart Home
F. E. Radcliffe
By Galbraith
Ene
USA
WH. Pears
chanacTans
Weston
Tenry Finney
Omerst
Mira Wake
Mr. Weston
Aunt Hat
Lucifer
Son
John
Amin
Circle
Social Notes ‘of
Coolville
Washington Monument
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