Iawa Delegation Seen Shaping GOP Philadelphia Platform
An analysis of the Iowa Republican convention suggests the Iowa delegation to the June national convention could wield significant influence. It may shape the party program by reflecting farm voters, endorsing a liberal yet practical platform, and backing Hanford MacNider as a presidential candidate with broad appeal.
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Jawaa
Iowa
Gantry
Nez Moines
Washington
Philadelphia
Hanford
Pronunciation Debate Over Missouri Name Sparks Debate
The Kansas City Star weighs in on how Missourians pronounce their state, debating whether the final syllable should sound like “i” or “ah.” The piece notes outside readers may hear both “Missour-ee” and “Missouree” and questions the authority behind any one standard.
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Kansas City
Missource
Star
Missouri
Roosevelt Third-Term Debate in Scandanavian War Context
The column weighs U S political dynamics amid Scandinavian warfare. It discusses the danger of shifting presidents mid crisis, the potential bolster to Roosevelt’s leverage, and how Republicans like Taft Vandenberg Wheeler and Dewey face foreign policy implications. It notes Denmark and Norway’s plight influencing public sentiment toward aid to Allies.
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Scandinavia
America
Deri Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Senate
Wheeler
Vandenberg
Denmark
Norway
United States
Dewey
New York
Wisconssin
Organ of sight and eye puzzle clues
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covering eye anatomy terms such as eyeball pupil iris cornea lens and optic nerve alongside related words and abbreviations. The puzzle presents numbered hints and cross references to fill a complete grid with multiple small word answers.
War politics and stock of German and Scandinavian roots loom large
The piece recalls 1916 and 1939 debates over arms embargo policy, noting Dewey's hypothetical stance on repealing arms embargo, German and Scandinavian populations in the US, and Minnesota North Dakota voting patterns. It mentions a pop song mocking blitzkrieg and war, reflecting wartime sentiment and cultural response.
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Europe
Supreme Court
Wilsons Pelicy
Germany
United States
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Adolf Hitler
Minnesota
North Dakota
Letter From A Bald-Headed Dad To His Red-Headed Daughter Debated
A long letter blends family anecdotes with social commentary from a balding father to his daughter. It recounts a scene of public ridicule of a sensitive older boy, underscores the harm of mocking loved ones, and urges self mockery as protection against judgment. The piece pivots to remarks on Goebbels Nazi nerves, economic and social observations, and a call to reason, housing, and personal conduct.
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Louise
Napoleon
Lincoln
Broadway Snippets and Society Orbit in Winchell column
Walter Winchell on Broadway offers zippy notes from il coast clubs to Greenwich Village hangouts. Snappy jabs link El Jolson rumors and Times staff moves with high society captions, showing a brisk panorama of show business, fashion, and political intrigue across New York and beyond.
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Hellinger
Iz Eliason
Yarrop
Tich
Roosevelt
Arch
Teddy
Pars
Santa Barbara
Calif
Biltmore
Time
Sensational Showdown Ties to Fair Plans and Bets
Subpoenaed individuals emerge amid a burst of season chatter. Carol, Red Stone's daughter, is quietly engaged to Robert McCalin of Boston's Mayr fair set with wedding expected in December. Frank Buck to be elected president of the fair's concessionaires this week. Dana Gale signed by Warners for a Netherlands site act in ten days. Sue Brewster has Steve Hannagan's ring signaling a potential merger. Gene Snyder and Dixie Dunbar stitch up in three weeks. Honeychile Wilder heads to Buenos Aires. Lucius Beebe credits Dorothy Hall with the season's prize crab at 21. The scene includes many actors and a swell nightly show.
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Red Stone
Carol
Robert McCalin
Boston
Mayrfair
Frank Buck
Netherlands
Hallzapoppin
Dana Gale
Warners
Sue Brewster
Steve Hannagans
Gene Snyder-Dixie Dunbar
Honeychile Wilder
Buenos Aires
Lucius Beebe
Dorothy Hall
War's Counterpart in a Chicago Apartment
In Chicago a married couple, the Ludwigs, share a war offset at home. Walter Ludwig believes Germany is right while his wife supports England, yet they avoid arguing about it. Their brother and Edward Tinsley serve with German and British forces respectively, while the couple, naturalized Americans, hope for harmony between nations.
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Chicago
Europe
Walter Ludwigs
Walter
Heinz
Germany
England
News Behind the News on Latins and Mexico Turmoil
Psaren Latin America voices excitement at Hitler's show of naval bullying of neutrals. Mexico faces Hull note friction over arbitration and oil disputes while congressional inquiry links refuges for Spanish and French communists to Mexican policy. Possible shifts in hemispheric defense and new political ties loom.
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Psaren
Hitler
State Department
Hiller
Hull
Mexico
Dies
House
United States
Cape Horn
Hennings
Radio Programs and News Flows Across Many Stations
A sprawling list of evening and afternoon radio programs across stations WMT WGN WHO WCCO KFJB KFJB KFIB and others covers music, drama, news, and religious content. It notes broadcasts from 600 WMT European News to Lawrence Welk’s arch and includes several orchestras and hour-by-hour lineups detailing hosts and show titles.
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WMT
Trojan Horses
WCUN
Ralph Ginshurgh
WCCO
WSU
Aloha Land
KPUN
Wgn—Sports Review
Austin
Scott
KYJB
WGN
Herne
WECO
Sky Blazers
KFJA
Henny Goodman
Blazers
Weco—Gandusters
Wsuui
Children’s Hour
KFJB
Hawaii
Wccco
Wayne Kine
WSUI
KFJL
Ilai Kemps
WGNS
Griff Williams
KFJR
KFIB
Saint
Lawrencne Welk
Orch
wecco—Champions
NOC Symphony
Heidelberg
Wecco
Mustcal
KFJH
Carl Nebbe
Nogit Raeburn
Wcco Columbia
Art Kassels
Lawrence Welk
Weecoo
Ken Devilliers
Dick Jureens
Ralille Johnson
Eddie LeBaron
WNT Bier Py
Co—Dance Orchestra
Gus Lombardo
WGON
Ted Travers
Jimmy Dorsey
Tommy Tucker
Ozzie Nelson
Bob Crosby
Nerble Holmes
Gray
Europe
WMI
Rob Edge
WM P
Uncle Ray
Harold Turner
Plano
Ladies First
Happy Jim Parsons
Major Bowes
Wio
Univ of Chicago
Who—Christian Science Service
KPJB
Bob Jones
American Legion
Salt Lake Choir
Pilarima E
Mack Melodies
Church of the Ain
Radio Warblers
KFID
Merrick Orcestra
Hewes
Edgar Guest
Hollywood
Krazy Ruiz
Wcocco
Democracy In Action
Salon Ensemble
Ralph Ginsburgh
Wceccg
Vatican Chorus
Sones of
George Sokolsky
NY Philharmonic
KFJIB
Canaries
Enuropian
Marshalstown
Tapratey Musicale
KE —Ames
Florence Mead
Accor
Alonx Western Trails
Donald Gummerts
Ween
Maelody
KPJIB
Wgn-Latis
Bersen and McCarthy
Hal Kemp
WMV
Aacoucs Jalas
Walter Winchell
Ansell Sins
Manhattan
Parker Family
Irena Rich
Bill Stern
Heidelbert Arch
Rev Chas
BE. Fuller
Ellery, Queen
Hour of
Death Valley
Sear T
Cedric Adams
Wiak—Electric Park Rand
Ayers Dorhie Holmes
Wwo
Gase Arnhelm
Dick Jurgens
Art Kassel
Garber
Bobby Byrne
Tyas
Boyd Raeburn
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