Roosevelt or Dewey Why voters weigh the two candidates
David Lawrence outlines reasons for supporting Roosevelt or Dewey. Roosevelt supporters emphasize twelve years of record, continuity, wage policy, labor ally comfort, League of Nations participation, and wartime leadership. Dewey supporters urge internal peace, capable cabinet, impartial administration, measured foreign policy, and a fresh Republican approach to unify Congress and energize the nation.
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Fragmentary OCR text cites a company and charges but details are unreadable. Entities and facts are not decipherable enough to form a coherent summary.
One Night After Boggie Breathless Warning
A scene unfolds in a cluttered apartment as Boggie grapples with a phantom cancer belief. Ginger shows tough love and urges action while Leo confronts fear, cynicism, and a looming kiss that hints at a shifting emotional line. The doctor reassures with a dyspepsia verdict, leaving Boggie oddly buoyant and the trio unsettled about the future.
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Recovery after 1929 mood shock varied by country
Of 23 major nations affected by a 1929 mood slump, all but France and the United States had fully recovered by 1985. France faced defeat, while the United States recovered through wartime and postwar growth. Notably, only France and the United States pursued a planned economy among the 23.
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United States
Roosevelt's foreign policy blamed for election defeat
A Cleveland Plain Dealer critique argues Roosevelt’s foreign policy bungling as proof that reelection would be harmful. It questions appeasement moves with Japan, relations with Vichy and Chiang Kai-Shek, and suggests postwar planning failures. The piece frames foreign policy as a decisive factor against Roosevelt.
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Homes for K-9 Veterans
War dogs discharged after service will mostly return to their owners but some will be sold. Communities should welcome these heroes, as Jacksonville, Florida, has done by waiving kennel licenses for honorably discharged K-9s.
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New Cravat Wanted for Lavals Neckwear Line
A playful item notes demand for a new cravat for M. Lavals, contrasting auction prices for his famous white neckties at 300 francs and suggesting a modern hemp alternative. The item closes with a quotation on newspapers recording the day’s history by Bishop Horne.
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International Aeronautic Authority debated at Chicago meeting
Peter Edson reports on postwar air travel plans. Three main options emerge: strict territorial monopolies with route allocations, total open skies with only safety rules, or a middle ground allowing limited regulation of rates and subsidies. The American stance favors free competition, while many nations fear U.S. aviation may outpace them.
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South America
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Letter Reflects on War, Labor, and Voting in 20th Century Politics
The Plains letter-writer FLO HESS defends Republicans for backing union labor and warns against rejoicing in big money while war claims lives. He recalls voting for Wilson once, criticizes F D R promises, and urges unity to support servicemen, education, and national prosperity.
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Donavan urges unity over wartime envy and prejudice
The reverend Donavan writes November 2 urging readers not to inflate their pride over enlisted sons or disparage others who were drafted. He warns that gossip about neighbors fuels hate, fear, and racial tensions, calling for restraint and national solidarity.
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British Seek Greater Export Trade in East
Britain aims to expand exports in the Pacific stage of the war. Discussing with American officials measures to relax regulations hindering civilian exports. Whitney Mason, 49, secretary of the Republican national committee, suffered a heart attack last night. Randall of Port Clinton defeated 138 to in a statewide contest related to Grange’s clothing drive.
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I am an American citizen amid the election fervor
A reader voices pride in being American while urging participation in the election. He defends free voting as a civic duty, warns against fear of communism, and stresses unity after the vote. The piece reflects wartime patriotism and a call to exercise citizen rights without bitterness.
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Amesville Social Notes and War Fund Update
Amesville brief notes document social events at the Presbyterian and Grange activities. Participants include Jeraldine Hamilton Rita LaFoltte Virginia North Zita Moore Sifton Linscott Anna Dishong and Harold Tryon. Ongoing meetings, birthday celebrations, and a small family gathering feature handkerchief showers and a $5.10 National War Fund donation with allocations to Bern Township and Ames.
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Jeraldine Hamilton
Rita’ LaFoltte
Virginia ‘North
Zita Moore
Sifton Linscott
Anna Dishong
Harold Tryon
Presbyterian Church
Harry Keefer
H. M.tenney
Lucille Linscott
H. ©. Sedwick
Robert
France
F. J. Ginn
Geneva ‘Calloway
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Huntington
Huntington, “W. Vapent the Week-End With Mr. and Mr. Gilbert’ Boudinot
J. E. Shoemaker
Columbus
Harry Turner
Riley Thompson
Dail
Ghos
Bert Kuhns
George
Elizabeth Honaker
Stanley Cole
Clair Stobart
Sandrock
Arthur Jago
Athens
Esther Clase
Estie ‘Turner
Juli White
Nellie Woolley
Jessie Worte
Evelyn Linc ‘Ott
National War Fund
Turner
Hattie Inman
Mise Myrtle Lotta
Corning Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Corning social column lists visits by Robert Boyd Akron to Mr and Mrs Sim Altman Mrs Maxine Taylor and sons in Columbus Mrs Lora Longley at Grand Chapter of O F and U B In Columbus William Campbell and son Billy with relatives Dale Martin with Knowles Martin Nelsonville Jolly Eight Club at Gladia Morgan home Women's Missionary society to meet Mrs C W Young O K Club hosted by Mrs Ralph Hardy Lt and Mrs William Hardy visit Pensacola patient Mrs Charles Lawrence at St Anthony Hospital
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Washington D.C
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Columbus
William Campbell
Dale Martin
Knowles Martin
Nelsonville
Lora Longley
Jolly Eight Club
Gladia Morgan
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
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Ralph Hardy
O. K
William Hardy
Pensacola
Charles Lawrence
St. Anthony Hospital
Grangers Elect Officers at Columbia Gathering
Carpenter Columbia Grange observed Booster Night with a pre social for the National War Fund and raised 2810. Twenty two Columbia Grangers in the armed forces overseas. A masked party on Oct 27 awarded prizes for costumes to Mrs Max Crabtree Mrs Alvin Dye Mendal AP Rupe Rea Howery and Ruth Powelson. Nov 10 election of officers and Juvenile Grange election scheduled.
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