TVA socialism exposed as New Deal policy fuels fear of nationalization
Chicago Tribune contends TVA marks the New Deal’s socialistic core with government takeover of electric power. It argues private investors retreat as the federal project absorbs property and sets rates, warning of broader plans to nationalize railroads or coal. Norman Thomas and Wendell Willkie figure in the debate.
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Tennessee
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American Socialist Party
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Chicago Tribune
Ingressman Woodrum
Arthur Brisbane
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Civil Service
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Earl Browder
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N. Y
Marion Anderson
Richard Whitney
Japan
Gentry Bunkum
Safer Cars and Sealed-Beam Head Lamps Debut
Automobiles grow safer each year as better road design reduces hazards. Next year seals beam head lamps promise to cut glare, joining four wheel brakes safety glass and all steel bodies as top safety features developed by lamp and motor manufacturers.
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Notable quotes on war, politics and society from public figures
A collection of dated quotations from figures like John Nance Garner, Alvin C. York, Harry Emerson Fosdick, Herbert Hoover, Fiorello LaGuardia and others. The remarks touch on religion, democracy, war impacts, production policy, Prohibition era tobacco, Japan’s policy, German economy, and Hitler.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
Riverside Church
Safer cars advance with new materials and campaigns
Advances in safety include a new glass type reducing side window distortion and lighter bodies using transparent plastics. Automakers push safer designs every year while campaigns and education target the stubborn human factor behind accidents.
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NEA Service
Roosevelt Family Confidence in Health for Term
A St Louis Post-Dispatch editorial questioningly notes Mrs. Roosevelt believes the President could endure another term and is in excellent health while wondering if Uncle Sam himself could withstand another term given his strained appearance and mounting pressure during the campaign.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sam
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
A Brave Husband Needed in These Times
A Lincoln Nebraska Star snippet jokes that husbands endure wives buying trinkets and hats. It suggests a heroic husband buy sane hats to curb meddling in haberdashery. The piece ends by noting Taft has big ideas but can he fish.
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Neb
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Senator Herring Questioned Over Winchell Presidential Scoop
A Chicago correspondent questions Senator Clyde Herring about Walter Winchell's radio claim of his presidential candidacy and who, if anyone, tipped the columnist. Herring's Washington office is closed and mail is forwarded to Des Moines. his status remains unsettled as speculation swirls among Iowa political observers.
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Iowa
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Walter Winchell
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New York
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Garner
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Brazil
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Moonlight Ride Tally and Local News Highlights
Compilation from the Gazette Files reports a two hour moonlight ride led by Hamilton with guests named Ada leen Fagan and many others. It also lists elections and appointments at Cedar Rapids carnival, Coe College chairs, homeopathic theory chair, and local market prices for wheat corn oats hens eggs hogs and steers.
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Adaleen Fagan
Lotta Mehle
Susie Witwer
Mabel Cherry
May Smith
Helen Harwood
Marjorie Kirk
Helen Weeks
Broadways Walter Winchell column notes oddball chatter
A collage of celebrity chatter, society gossip, and stray notices from Walter Winchell on Broadway. It mentions theater figures, banking scandals, political figures, and socialite intrigues, with quirky asides on fashion, art, and current events.
Path to the Top For Ambitious Young Men
A reflective poem urges graduates and college leavers to pursue business careers. It stresses strength, knowledge, and continual renewal through youthful effort. The verse encourages persistence from entry to leadership, claiming age cannot impede a determined aspirant.
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