Ready for War or Lax Defense Past and Present
The article argues against cutting defense spending and warns that reliance on distant oceans could invite invasion. It asserts Europe and Asia will prioritize military aviation and long range power, urging unity and a loyal opposition to prepare for future conflicts.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Opposition Essential to Healthy Political Parties
The author argues that opposition is vital for any political organization. Without a vigorous challenge, parties tend toward corruption and overbearing actions, undermining institutional health and accountability.
Barry Holloway uses telegram barrage to win publicity job
Barry Holloway sails from Versailles to New York to land a publicity post at National Broadcasting Company. He enlists twelve friends to flood Frank E. Mason with telegrams over seven days, then meets Mason after the barrage sparks curiosity. A second note praises Bellevue Hospital’s non-discriminatory care for all patients.
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Barry J. Holloway
Versailles
New York
National Broadcasting Company
Barry
Frank E. Mason
Mr.Mason
Mr. Holloway
Mr. Mason
Wallace a Possible Fourth Term Candidate in Roosevelt Plan
Washington observers note Vice President Henry Wallace stands at the center of a grooming strategy for a potential fourth term. Roosevelt may assign Wallace heavy domestic duties and political tasks to test his readiness and build support among farmers and party leaders.
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Confederacy
John Tyler
William Henry Harrison
Tippecanoe
United States
Congress of
Commonwealth
Union
Virginia
Confederate Congress
Tyler
Andrew Johnson
Chester Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Wallace
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
Tom Marshall
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Mexico
Washington
Senate
Henry Wallace
Ocean City Bridge Delayed to Season End
The States Roads Commission said Ocean City's new 1 million dollar bridge will not be finished until about the 1941 season ends. Overtime work and Sunday labor failed to compensate for setbacks after key workers left to join national defense projects in Norfolk.
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States Roads Commission
Ocean City
Commission
Norfolk
Defense courses offered at University of Maryland
Technical courses funded by government will train men for defense industries in Maryland and the District of Columbia. The program, led by Dean Steinberg, covers army navy and other agencies, plus private industry, lasts two to six months, and uses college staff plus industry experts. High school graduation is the minimum, and a survey notes shortages of draftsmen tool designers inspectors in aircraft radio and armament design fields.
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Maryland
District of Columbia
University of Maryland
Steinberg
Engineering College
Army
Navy
FSA Plans Mobile Migrant Camps in Eastern Coast
The Farm Security Administration considers establishing one or more mobile camps for migratory agricultural workers in the Eastern seaboard. Announcement released in Washington identifies Gregory Silvermaster as director of the labor division.
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Eastern
Seaboard
Farm Security Administration
Washington
Gregory Silvermaster
FSA
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