Roosevelt Still May Be Strongest Democrat Says Gallup Polls
The essay notes Gallup polls suggesting Roosevelt could be the strongest Democratic nominee, challenging many editors and politicians who favored other leaders. It discusses poll results with Hull Taft and Vandenberg as hypothetical Republican rivals, and warns of a potential third-term backlash and constitutional questions shaping campaign dynamics.
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Wasmunuzun
Roosevelt
Gallup
Hull
Paruer
Srenon
Rewa
Pathe
Senator Vandenberg
Senator Taft
Taft
Garner
Courney
Howe
Landon
Thomas E. Dewey
Supreme Court
The Muddling Of Chamberlain And Allied Leaders
War warnings from Europe were ignored for a decade as Britain and France failed to rearm. The piece argues Allied leaders delayed action while Hitler Mussolini and Stalin plotted, Britain and France underestimated Nazi plans, and the United States lagged in industrial prep two years after Munich.
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Chamberlain
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
France
England
Norway
Poland
Finland
Preto
Neal
Germany
Washington
Politi
Europe
Munich
Lovely Lady Handles Large Ohio Gas Tax Receipts
Mrs Easle Ept in the Ohio treasurer's office has received and deposited 540,316,650.30 from gasoline and fuel taxes from 1925 to March 31, 1940. Over fifteen years the state took large sums from motorists earning under thirty dollars weekly, while merchants lost sales. The piece notes war talk, then shifts to spring gardening as amateurs clear plots for 1940 crops.
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Easle Ept
Ohiotate
Ept
State of Ohio
E=pt
Treasury Department
Washington
Ohio
Bruce Catton Reviews Washington Scene
Bruce Catton surveys federal spending since 1934, noting sums for relief, highways, and pensions. He discusses FHA mortgage insurance losses, Alaska defense concerns, and looming U S defense spending amid political maneuvering and strategic anxieties.
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Bruce Catton
Washington Scene
Questions and Answers from Athens Information Bureau
Questions and answers from a local Athens information page touch on almanacs, Confucius, carbon dioxide's role in life and plants, John J. Pershing's presidential prospects in 1920, and Henry W. Longfellow’s commemorative lamp photograph aged sixty three. The quiz references Messenger Bureau at 1013 13th Street Washington DC and requests stamped self addressed envelopes for biographies.
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Them Commareely
13Th Street
Washington, DC
Bereau
Sutoes
Pavel Stamp
EDITO
Roger Bacon
British ‘Museum
Aun
Virgin Islands
Wiliam Jennings Ryan
Confucius
John Mesaenger
Stever
Washington, D
John J. Pershline
United States
Michigan
Nebraska
Ind
Pershing
Henry W. Longfeliow
Wigs and Toupees Aid Rival Campaign in Ohio Incident
A fragmented item notes John W. Sheppard near Athens recalling 1808 Klondyke air and Alaska time. An Ohio University band reportedly won a festival cup at Pt. Pleasant. a truck accident near Chauncey baseball park is mentioned. County Engineer Fred Baker and locals discuss trips to Amesville and northern county areas. Victory Institute attendees at Athens Presbyterian Church include Augusta Morris Emma C McVey Kate Blake Helen Laws and others.
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Ohio
John W. Sheppard
Alaska
Ohio University
Pt. Pleasant
Goodson
Chauncey
Chauncey Baseball Park
Fred Baker
Amesville
Coolisle
Victory Institute
Thens Presbyterian Church
Augusta Morris
Emma C. McVey
Kate Blake
Helen Lawsence
Ada Chapin
F. Franksmith
Emma Woodhouse
GF. Morgan
J. Mi Alyde
C. le Martzolis
How To Eat To Beat Heat Diets for heat regulation and comfort
An old style guide explains how to manage body heat via eating patterns. It suggests regular meals, balanced protein, and foods that release heat to maintain normal temperature. It advocates milk vegetables and moderate fish meat poultry, noting protein-heavy diets generate more heat and can be costly in warm seasons.
Speak Sons of the Dead at War Voice Broadcast
Poem asks the sons of the dead what action to take in liberty’s name. It urges bold support for liberty, challenging aloof bystanders to join the fight and uphold courage over sacrifice. Royer broadcasts Gallipolis Better Land topic set for Thursday noon.
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Flanders’ Fields
Ana
Landers
Ips
Ashhold
Royer
Gallipolis
Better Landise
E.G. Royer
Huntirrton
Derby Road Saga Through Sherry and Shep
Sherry Bond and Shep Grant clash over Pepper Boy's fate as May Belter's money eyes the colt. An escort cop clears their route through New York toward Churchill Downs while Sherry faces fear for the horse's Derby future and the temptation of quick money.
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Sherry Bond
Downs
Shep
May Bele
Sherry
Grant
Tony
Paul Wharton
Shep Grant Ti
Belter
Churchill T Downs
Ted
May Belter
Sam
Colt
Eliet
Pepper Boy
Rise
Holland ‘Tunnel
Hem
Fifty-seventh Street
Third
Lexington — Park
Fifth Avenue
New York
Raffic
Cope
Mother Light
Lone Tree Stable
Churchill Downs
Holland Tunnel
New Jersey
Kentucky
Social Notes from Syracuse Society Page
Social notes from Syracuse list Mr and Mrs Here bert Stobert and Mrs George Rea spending Thursday in Marietta. Mrs C S Kelly of Detroit opens the week end with Mrs Mary Kart and her family. Joe Quisberry of Junction City and 380 percent Ben Quisberry Sunday. Paul Taylor and family of New Matamoras occupy the Mrs George Rea apartment. Miss Marcia Karr spending a week in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Avery Roberts spent Sunday with relatives at Long Bottom. Branch Fleming and family with Mr and Mrs Bob Roberts and son were dinner guests of Ira Fleming and family Sunday. Roger Quisberry returned to Athens Sunday after visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Christian Baer. Miss Eleanor Karr of Wyoming spent the week end with Mr Irving Karr. Mrs John Cowan and daughters, Mrs George Brady of South Solon, Mrs Ruth Cowan and Elizabeth Cowan of Jamestown spent Saturday with Mrs Helen Anders. Mrs E G Campbell Columbus, Mrs Frank Goldsberry of Athens visited George Henderson and family Wednesday.
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Syracuse
Herebert Stobert
George
Long Bottom
Branch Fleming
Bob Roberts
Ira Fleming
Roger Quisberry
Athens
Christian ‘Baer
Eleanor Karr
Wyomipent
Irving Karr
John Cowan
George Brady
South Solon
Ruth Cowan
Elizabeth Cowan
Jamestown
Helen Anders
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