U. S. Sway in Europe Shapes War Support Push
Franklin Roosevelt shifts strategy as Britain and France seek U.S. aid amid rising crisis. Ambassadors Kennedy and Bullitt press for clarity on how the United States will respond to German aggression and Czech tensions. Roosevelt pledges liberal backing in the fall elections while facing party splits and fresh defeats in South Carolina and California.
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Neville Chamberlain
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London Evening News
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der Fuehrer
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John D. M. Hamilton
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James Hamilton Lewis
Sheridan Downey
Denton
Millard E. Tydings
Ham” Lewis
Democratic Party
Glitter and Gold: Values Beyond Price and Prestige
A reflective column argues that society mistreats true worth by chasing price tags and labels. It cites the Union League Club wall of stock certificates, lavish gifts, and a New York couple choosing expensive red elephants, contrasting with cheaper but better options to expose how “gold” is often mistaken for value. It urges readers to judge by worth, not cost.
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Ister Sue
New York
Sue
Covington’s
Sister Sue
Lacy’s
Union League Club
Chicago
WNU
The Sally Smile Reunites Donor and Hospital Hope
Sally Drew visits Helen Chichester after thirty years and convinces her to donate $50,000 to keep the hospital running for a year. The act stems from a lifetime secret behind Sally's enduring smile, which finally reconciles two women and brightens the community.
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Mrs. Pinney
Sally
Julia Pinney
Helen Chichester
Helen
Julia
Herbert Chichester
A Costly Road: Pulaski Skyway Expensive Per Mile
The Pulaski skyway is described as the world's costliest road for its length. The raised section runs three miles and cost 21 million dollars, with approaches at 19 million. The 50 foot wide roadway handles five lanes and sees about 20 million vehicles yearly over the Hackensack and Passaic rivers and the New Jersey Meadows.
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Pulaski Skyway
Hackensack
Passaic Rivers
New Jersey Meadows
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