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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1940

Page

4

Jackson Day tirade attacks New Deal Democrats in Carthage

The Carthage Citizen editorial condemns a high dollar Washington dinner fundraiser as a betrayal of Andrew Jackson’s legacy. It denounces the Democratic Party as the New Deal Party and calls for paying down the national debt rather than lavish spending.

Democratic Party America Andrew Jackson New Deal Party Philadelphia Henry J. Arnold Hartwick College Oneonta New York Arnold Sec’y.Treas National Lutheran Educational Conference

Price of liberty under dictatorship echoed in U S remarks

Editorial commentary notes Joseph Stalin’s 100 percent reelection in Moscow shows how dictatorship uses force not argument, warning Americans to guard rights. The piece urges eternal vigilance to prevent surrender of liberty and cites public television radio listings and cultural programs of mid January.

America

Archbishop Stritch Appointed Chicago Archbishop

The Most Rev Samuel A Stritch Archbishop of Milwaukee was named Archbishop of Chicago by Pope Pius XII He succeeds Cardinal Mundelein who died October 2 Stritch born 1887 in Nashville educated in Cincinnati and Rome He was Milwaukee Archbishop since 1930 and chairs the NCWC administrative board.

Milwaukee Wis Samuel A. Stritch Chicago Pius XII Cardinal Mundelein Stritch National Catholic Welfare Conference Nashville Tenn St. Gregory’s Preparatory Seminary Cincinnati North American College Rome U.S St. Patrick’s Church Memphis

Washington News on Third Session of the 76th Congress

The article outlines expected actions in the third session including expansion of the national defense program with higher army and navy funding and calls for new taxes. It lists Senate-passed measures awaiting House action such as penalties for disobedience by military members, espionage penalties, block booking bans, truth in labelling fabrics, fair labor standards on large government contracts, a five member railroad reorganization court, and expanded crop insurance to cotton. It also recalls highlights from 1939 including pilot training, air transport reciprocity, FHA financing for small homes, slum clearance cost savings, higher pay for wartime sailors, and substantial wartime contracts and tax growth.

Army Navy Congress Treasury Senate House

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