New Deal targets diverse Senate races in 1940 primaries
The Western Newspaper Union reports a broad New Deal strategy to pressure Democratic incumbents across states including Maryland, Missouri, Connecticut, Colorado, Nevada, Iowa, and Georgia. It notes incumbents facing challenges from selfprofessed New Dealers while Roosevelt distances from state primaries. The piece highlights key figures such as David J. Lewis, Millard Tydings, Pat McCarran, Barkley, and George, and references relief funds’ political use and the Warren price-control policy.
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Washington
White House
Maryland
David J. Lewis
Millard Tydings
Lewis
New Deal
Tydings
Sen
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Senator Clark
Senator Lonergan
Connecticut
New Deal Board of Strategy
Colorado
Adams
New Dealer
Clark
Burke
Nebraska
Wheeler
Montana
Board of Strategy
Senator Adams
Justice B. C. Hilliard
Justice Hilliard
Senate
Nevada
Pat McCarran
Iowa
Harry Hopkins
Wearin Reeve
Guy Gillette
Hopkins
Otho Wearin
Gillette
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Roosevelt
Pepper
Florida
Roosevelt
McAdoo
California
Senator Barkley
Chandler
Kentucky
Ohio
George
House of Representatives
Pope
House
Johnston
South Carolina
Cotton Ed" Smith
Walter F. George
Lawrence Camp
United States
Atlanta
Camp
Governor Rivers
Georgia
Fred van Nuys
Indiana
Paul McNutt
McNutt
Brady Stewart
Barkley
Guffey
WPA
Warren
George F. Warren
Professor Warren
Cornell
Wall Street
Bryan
Thomas
Oklahoma
Congress
Western Newspaper Union
That's Luck Luck and the grit to begin again
A compact poem on luck defining it as resilient spirit. It links staying power to effort, faith, and tempered tools, urging perseverance after disaster with a hopeful, determined stance. The verse prizes courage, humor, and the will to start anew when facing misfortune.
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Tom
Harry
How to Sew A Knitting Bag From Fillet Crochet
Instructions for using crochet cotton or wool in two or more colors to sew a knitting bag or purse. It describes fillet mesh foundation in light color with colored weaving, the zipper purse and vanity pouch patterns, and step by step crochet stitches. The note promotes Ruth Wyeth Spears Book 2 by mail from Mrs. Spears, Chicago.
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Ecru
Prize Winning Cake Recipes To Be Announced Soon
Houston Goudiss reports the Cake Recipe Contest drew many submissions. New York City staff will test and judge to select prize winners of 25 dollars first, 10 dollars second, and 5 dollars third. Winners and honorable mentions will appear in this newspaper and a nationwide booklet.
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Houston Goudiss
New York City
Safe Gardening Advice from National Safety Council
Do not get hurt below with tips for safe gardening. Get first aid for any cut or scratch no matter how slight. When using tools start gently, then proceed. Replace split or broken handles and avoid splinters. Never hang a scythe or sickle from a tree. hang heads up on a wall.
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National Safety Council
Bank Cultivates Public Garden Shows in Pikeville
In Pikeville Kentucky a bank runs large gardens on its premises to supply flowers for desks and depositors. It hosts flower shows to beautify the town and gives away seeds to residents.
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Pikeville
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