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Atlantic
Cassa
Jowsa
Cass
U. S
Iowa
Canada
Newsa- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Kennedy Resignation Rumors Stir London Post Debate
The piece discusses President Kennedy's rumored resignation and the British reaction, alongside a broader debate on a new cotton stamp plan intended to shift policy from production limits to using more cotton. It notes officials like Mrs. Jackson and Walter Hines Page in the context of Cotton King politics and the Tugwell-Wallace theory shift.
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Kennedy
London Post
Rriteh
Bob Jackeson
White House
Woshineter
Pearson
Pitas
Anbar
den Kennedy
Allen
Spanner Proenay
Walter Hines Page
Cotton King
Henry Wallace
Milo Perkins
Tugwell
Agrculture
Tugwell-Wallace
Wallace
Brazil
Argentina
Peru
Warborn
Cabinet Wife Acts as White House Hostess at Nobel Reception
The cabinet wife chosen to stand in for Mrs. Roosevelt at the Nobel prize reception was the vivacious Mrs. Robert Jackson, wife of the attorney general. Her husband is seen as the closest cabinet ally to the president aside from Harry Hopkins, with Jackson subbing for Mrs. Roosevelt.
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White House
Roosevelt
Robert Jackson
Harry Hopkins
Willow Moe
Jackson
Jacksons
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
Times Herald
Eleanor Patterson
Hitler
Norway
Watfaires
Washington
Hans Thomsen
Norwegia
State Department
Jesse EK. Sa
Rules Committee
Labor Committee
House
APL
CIO
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
GOP
Labor Board
Weather Prophets and the Profit of Prediction
The piece discusses Dr. Teving Krick of Caltech advancing weather prediction into an almost exact science. His forecasts guide utilities, film firms, retailers, airlines, and sports, earning him substantial income as his methods shape decisions long before weather events occur.
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Pasadena
California
California Chamber of Commerce
Teving Krick
California Institute of Technology
Krick
Iise
Dr. Krick
Federal Weather Bureau
Cleanup Week Returns for Atlantic Town
Cleanup week is back in Atlantic, prompting residents to remove storm windows and tidy alleys and basements. The mayor urges every citizen to fulfill their duty and every housewife to remind her husband not to rush the cleanup process.
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Atlantic
Editorial Briefs on Recovery Spending and Sweden War Risks
The column critiques New Deal recovery spending as jeopardized by ongoing deficits and urges citizen scrutiny of the plant. It argues open house fosters ownership while warning economic cuts may curb activity. It also warns that a German victory could threaten Sweden and its minority groups with concentration camps.
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Sweden
Europe
Germany
Answers to a Daily Knowledge Test Preview
A reader asks about topics from a knowledge test on pages seven. Questions cover spiders, presidents, government departments, constitutional duties, currency, Daniel Webster birthplace, Longfellow, medicine, and literature.
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Vicw
Franklin
New Hampshire
Daniel Webster
Treniy Wadsworth Longfellow
Eagneer
Dani Che Tees
Geo Ahead
Ue Eleawetor
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A short verse about life and gentleness by Edgar A Guest contrasts choosing simple contentment with pursuing constant labor. A spring tree and a fruit laden tree illustrate differing pleasures in a concise quatrain. The piece closes with a prosaic health and safety reminder to drive slowly to protect children.
Speaks Family of New York Artists Highlight Tea Meeting
The Speaks family, notable in New York art circles, gathered at a Park Avenue apartment hosted by Mrs. Charles Speaks. Oley Speaks, her brother, discussed a life divided between singing, composing, and club life, while Margaret Speaks, a州 Ohio State graduate, manages a busy concert schedule and humane causes.
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New York
Speaks
Charles Speaks
Park Avenue
Mr. Speaks
Driscoll
New York State
Charlie Leeds
Cleveland
Oley
Charles
Margaret
Mendelsohn Society
Oleg
Dutch Treat Club
The
Lambs
Flagstad
Marning
Alma Mater
Flagtsad
Oley Speaks
Ohio
Canal Winchester
Columbus
Sylvia
Frank Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Stanton
St. Thomas and
Divine Paternity
Manhattan
State
Westchester
Tiffany Building Nearing Completion on Fifth Avenue Corner
The new Tiffany building at Fifth Avenue and Seventy seventh Street nears completion and is described as a monumental, ornament-free structure by architects Cross and Cross. It is expected to anchor the neighborhood’s luxury trade.
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Tiffany
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-seventh Street
Cross & Cross
Supreme Court Upholds Walsh Healey Steel Wage Order
The U S Supreme Court sustains Secretary Perkins wage order fixing 45 to 62 cents an hour for 13 northern states under the Walsh Healey act. Justices rule steel companies lack standing to challenge the order with McReynolds dissent. The ruling follows an appeal from a District of Columbia court decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Walsh-Healey
High Court
Black
McReynolds
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Miss Perkins
Lukens Steel
District of Columbia
Angelo Vinic to Return to U S After Draft Hold
Omaha relatives learned Angelo Vinic a former Omaha Tech student can return to America and avoid Italian military draft. He hid on a ship to Italy last November but could not leave. The American consul in Palermo Italy was authorized to issue his passport. Rep. Charles McLaughlin confirmed the development.
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Omaha, Neb
Angelo Vinic
Omaha Tech
America
Angelo
Italy
Charles McLaughlin
Dem
Nebraska
Palmero
Echoes of a small town music contest and notices
The piece describes a chaotic school music contest with performers Joan Voss Gladys Wilken and Bill Beekman struggling through solos. It notes Jack Nygaard delivering scoring sheets, a housing committee request, and a joke about worn shoes. It also lists local memories of residents, a band instrument investment estimate, and assorted small-town notes.
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Joan Voss
Gladys Wilken
Bill Beekman
Jack Nygaard
Board For
Jack
Housing Committee
Iowa General Revenues On Hand Reach Record Level
State Auditor Chet Akers said general revenues on hand in Iowa at the end of the first quarter 1940 totaled 12,515,843 dollars. Of this amount only 3,817,374 dollars were in the state treasury with 8,698,468 in county treasuries. The previous quarter totaled 10,912,778 dollars and a 7,000,000 dollar road bond payment on May 1 is expected to reduce the balance.
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Des Moines
Chet B. Akers
Akers
County Treasuries
Today’s Common Error: Corrected Phrase Guidance
A brief note explains proper usage of a common phrase. It contrasts incorrect forms like leave go with correct ones such as let go and clarifies typical error patterns. The item emphasizes practical language cautions and plain wording for everyday communication.
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