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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1940
Page
2
Greece faces Italian invasion with Britain pledging immediate support. London plans air naval backing from Egyptian bases while Turks and Russians weigh sides. U S selective service opens drawings, aiming for a small initial draft amid hopes the emergency won’t end in a year.
The piece outlines a frenzied campaign finish with Dewey Smith and Lewis backing Willkie. It notes shifts in support from the Literary Digest poll to Gallup and the public mood as Europe and the war loom, with London bombings and air battles shaping the closing weeks.
King Carol pleads with the United States to intervene as fears grow that Lupescu will be extradited and his totalitarian party faces danger. An aunt paid a 90 minute visit and delivered a sharp rebuke. James Butler, a chain store magnate and New York racetrack owner, died after a fall from a horse.
The article outlines U.S. steadfast policy against Britain and Axis powers, detailing steps to pressure allies and the demand for no peace terms. It notes Pan-America readiness to seize French colonies in the hemisphere and reports on Bermuda base work and Nazi talks with Franco and Laval. It also mentions Prince Roger Starhemberg's shifting loyalties and draft administration assurances of no favoritism in calling up 800,000 men.
Hochs and lows of post election Washington. a DC official with no vote reflects on nonpartisanship as Future Farmers of America in St Louis are praised as bulwarks of democracy. mentions Chief Justice Hughes and neutral thinking by Dr Fletcher and ongoing Prohibition drive tied to defense.
Baukhage says the president should be accepted by all and the Future Farmers caucus forms a bulwark of democracy. He notes the 83 year old Chief Justice Hughes may retire, suggesting a potential new appointment to the Supreme Court.
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