New U S Political Alignment Shaping Up for 1940
Washington digest argues Roosevelt seeks a third term and Willkie opposition grows as party lines realign. It contends a major voter shift will occur in November with relief and farm votes swinging to Roosevelt and labor and business factions reconfiguring across Democratic and Republican camps.
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Notable party realignment seen in 1930s shift
The article by William Bruckart suggests the November 5 closing of polls will mark one of the greatest transitions in American political thought. It contends that the split between New Deal supporters and opponents will become plainly evident this fall.
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Lesson Title for August 11 Selected Scriptures
A compact outline presenting August 11 lesson subjects and scripture texts as chosen by the International Council of Religious Education. This listing notes the thematic focus and key biblical passages used in the lesson.
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International Council of Religious Education
Humility Key to All Realms Like Kingdom of Heaven
A principle states that one must become as humble as a child to enter any realm including heaven music art knowledge science and agriculture. The message stresses lifelong teachability as a universal standard across domains.
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Depth of Ocean Averages and Deepest Point Reported
The U S coast and geodetic survey says the ocean averages 12 450 feet deep. The deepest reported depth is 35 400 feet near Mindanao Philippines. The Atlantic depth of 30 096 feet was found north of Puerto Rico on February 14 1939 by the U S cruiser Milwaukee during maneuvers.
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Household Questions for Food Prep and Maintenance
Practical tips on when to add sauces to vegetables, loosening jar tops with emery cloth, storing chocolate and cocoa, using wooden spoons for candy making, cooling an oven with a basin of cold water, and restoring shine on enamelled surfaces with a chamois leather.
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