Phenomenon in Politics Shapes Pa and Fla Primaries
Washington notes a striking political phenomenon from Florida and Pennsylvania primaries. Pepper wins big in Florida. in Pennsylvania, labor-backed contests and Farley leadership spark a bitter Democratic battle, with Earle successful for Senate and Kennedy losing the governorship bid.
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Washington
Florida
Pennsylvania
Sen
Claude Pepper
Townsend
James Roosevelt
J. Mark Wilcox
Dave Shultz
Farley
Democrats of
Harmony
Earle
United States Senate
State Committee
Kennedy
John L. Lewis
Joseph Guffey
Roosevelt
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
S. Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
Wilson
Lewis C . O -Guffey
Jones
Pennsylvania results reshape Democratic power outlook
The Florida and Pennsylvania primaries signal shifts in Democratic strength. Voters defy party bosses, weakening organized labor’s bid and reshaping intra party alignments led by Jones against Guffey while foreshadowing 1940 presidential influence. Kentucky chatter mirrors Pennsylvania dynamics, with Barkley looming over Chandler.
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John D M Hamilton
Farley
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Hamilton
House of Representatives
Representative Stack
Father Coughlin
Crosby
House
Stack
James J. Davis
G. Mason Owlett
Republican State Committee
Arthur H. James
Gif
Florida
Pepper
Organized Labor
John Lewis
White House
Kennedy
Senator Guffey
Guffey
Jones
Pat Harrison
Garner
White Mountains and Mount Washington Rise in New England
The New England range hosts Cannon Mountain tramway rising 2025 feet above Franconia Notch and Mount Washington, once praised by P T Barnum. Historic accounts trace White MountainsNaming, early exploration by Darby Field, and the Profile landmark drawing visitors to the Franconia notch area.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, DC
WNU
INCE
White Mountains
Mount Washington
New England
New Hampshire
Cannon Mountain
Franconia Notch
P. T. Barnum
Canada
Maine
Connecticut Valley
Vermont
New
Atlantic
Presidential Range
Plymouth
Gorham
Dixville
Berlin
Hawthorne
Whittier
General Grant
Webster
Mark Twain
Winston Churchill
Grant
Darby Field
Erin
Massachusetts
Field
White Mountain
Profile Mountain
Nathaniel Halli
Hall
Halil
Franconia
Marys Love Gift and Devotion to Christ
A historical church lesson outlines Marys act of personal devotion as worship, contrasts it with Judas and the disciples betrayal and denial, and urges renewed heartfelt love for Christ guided by the sermon themes of worship over mere duty and humility before temptation.
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Mary
Jesus
Christ
Heart of Christian Service
W. R. King
God
Morgan
Judas
England
Mount of Olives
Peter
Quote on discordant minds and sunshine by Julia Seton
A reflective line by Julia Seton condemns imposing inner turmoil on others. It argues we should not intrude on others lives or happiness by sharing negative moods, likening it to stealing their brightness and even their possessions.
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Julia Seton
Fortitude and Duty in Locke’s Quiet Self Possession
A concise reflect on fortitude as Locke describes steady self possession and undisturbed duty amid danger. The quote anchors moral resilience, linking inner steadiness to persistent action despite external evils.Emphasizes personal virtue and resolve as defining true courage.
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Locke
Carry With You Crochet Square Pattern 6030
Learn to crochet a small square that becomes cloths and accessories. The Sewing Circle offers pattern 6030 with instructions stitches materials and a photo for 15 cents. Send name address and pattern number to Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th St New York NY.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Radio waves do not affect weather says weather bureau
The United States weather bureau states that radio waves do not influence weather. It notes that rumors of radio broadcasts triggering widespread bad weather have no scientific basis and that energy from broadcasts is minute compared to thunderstorm energy.
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United States Weather Bureau
Weighty Words Gentle words fall lightly in debate
A concise observation contrasts gentle speech with its strong impact in public discourse, noting that calm phrasing can carry substantial influence despite its soft appearance. The piece reflects on rhetoric and the power of measured language.
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Chandler
Western Newspaper Union
Barnum
Mount Mitchell
North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Harold L. Lundquist
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Moody Bible Institute Age
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Nature
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nystal
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