New Deal Senate Bids Across Nation Face Opposition
The piece surveys Democratic primary contests and candidate maneuvers as New Deal backers field against incumbents in several states. It notes candidates like David J. Lesnes entering Maine and discusses figures such as Clark in Missouri, Pope in Utah, and George in Georgia, amid Roosevelt administration strategy and partywide tensions over policy and relief funds.
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David J. Lesns
Millard ‘Tydinge
New Deal
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White House
Tydinga
Arn
Jenmolt Clare
Missouri
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Setmalor Clark
Lonergan
Connecticut
New Deal Board of Strategy
Colorado
Adams Hon
Alama
Clark
Bucke
Nobeadtn
Esier
Montona
Adams
B.C
MiMinre
Senate
Pat McCarran
Harry Uplink
Wearin
Guy Gillaite
Hopkins
Otho Wearin
Gillette
Jimmy Roore
Welts
Pepster
Florida
Bropkins
Roosevelt
Benatar McAdoo
Califonia
Senator Barkley
Happy" Chindler
Kentucky
Ibis
Sonator Pukey
Ohio
George ‘White
House of Representatives
Sarutor Pope Howe
House
Doe
Dina
Cotlen Ea Smith
Tempt
Walter P George Hin
Lawrence Cain
United States
Allante Fund
George
Governor Rivers
Georgia
Sen
Tred Vall
Brady Stewart
Chanidler
WPA
Stars of the Screen and Studio Shorts Recalled
A snippet recalls star Douglas Fairbanks and Howard Hill stunts with bows, Jeffrey Lynn rising after a screen test sparked by Bette Davis, and Miss Davis guiding him toward Jezebel. It notes Warner Brothers’ yacht pause, Win’s trip to make Sister Act, and remarks on Boske Carter and Miss Davin amid industry gossip and memory. References to stage and film figures surface with oblique anecdotes and trade chatter.
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Jeffrey Lynn
Jeffrey Lyn Aves
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Secrets of the Ancients Survive Attacks by Modern Science
Fragmented prose discusses lost ancient techniques and knowledge from Alexandria and Egypt. It notes the suppression of secrets like durable cement and purple dye, the destruction of the Library of Alexandria, and the idea that reading furnishes the mind with knowledge.
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Madara Reionee
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Must Books Be Read
Fragmented text discusses reading and library charm with scattered phrases about enjoying books and a library, suggesting a debate on reading habits and personal engagement with literature. Names and clear facts are absent, leaving a readerly impression rather than a concrete event.
Reflections on Caring Beyond Selfish Desires
A fragmentary quote reflecting on resisting selfish desires and encouraging empathy. It urges looking beyond personal fate to consider others and their hardships, attributing the idea to George Blok. The text reads like a philosophical exhortation on moral action and awareness.
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