Willkie’s Reversion to Past Thinking Noted by Reader
The reader argues Wendell Willkie did not change his core beliefs but retreated to earlier ideas. He notes Willkie’s antiwar stance and peace campaign rhetoric contrasted with Roosevelt’s policy, praising Roosevelt as more attuned to a changing world while deeming Willkie's shift a reversion in tone rather than substance.
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Suispemen
Peter Melvin
Hs Tessas
Nove
Wendell Willkie
Enange
Wilkie
Thecusse
Peter
Welke
Moo
Tondon
Horita
Loveden
Senate
Lincoln
Willkie
Roosevelt
Wilihre
Amr Mor
Mi Roosevelt
Mr Willkie
United States
Advice From Miss Manners Column Fragments
A reader asks how to handle a jealous spouse and a note from another woman. Miss Manners urges open discussion to avert trouble and explains the importance of addressing concerns directly rather than brooding. A lonely widow seeks guidance and is advised to engage in helpful activities to find fulfillment.
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Miss Manners
Boo Roosevelt Booed At Anti-British Aid Meeting
A New York mass meeting sponsored by America First and Keep America Out of War Congress booed references to President Roosevelt and other U S spokesmen as supporters of the British aid bill. Sen Wheeler and Sen Nye warned passage would hasten U S entry into war. A London memo from Gen Gough group proposed Anglo Irish settlement ideas to Churchill and de Valera.
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New York
Roosevelt
Burton KK Wheeler
Mout
Genald PO Nye
NDY
America First Committee
Congress
Frankingdon
Herbert Bayard Swope
America
Phew Committee
Ayers
Roosevelt Wendell Willkie
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Winedon
Swope
Wheeler
Mutual Broadcasting System
Albert R. Dis Pont
Jones
Tohn ‘Uo Elvin Chamman
The
London
Winston Churchil
Britain
Eamon de Valera
Eire
Hubert Gough
Morgenthau outlines plans to issue taxable securities
Secretary Morgenthau announced financing plans surpassing 1.3 billion dollars with taxables. President Roosevelt signed a bill lifting the debt limit to 85 billion and authorizing taxable securities of all kinds. Morgenthau said he would issue 1.2 billion in refunding securities next week and borrow 100 million dollars weekly, with details on exchanges for maturing bonds to come.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Years Ago Gazette Reports Local Events And Markets
A long-ago Gazette item notes John Pease’s fractured arm from a car engine backfire, a $1700 radium loss found in a dump, a Trinity Methodist recital, Dr. William Gerard’s Des Moines trip on orthopedic rules, and varied local markets with multiple grain and livestock prices plus a governor veto on an Oregon primary bill.
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John Pease
University Hospital
Iowa City
William Duriieux
William Gerard
Des Moines
Girls From Nine States Seek Cherry Pie Title
Girls from nine states compete to bake a cherry pie for a national championship. The winner earns a trip to Washington with her chaperone and a meeting with Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House.
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Chicago
Washington
Capital
Roosevelt
White House
Coffey Named Acting President at Minnesota University
University of Minnesota regents announce Dean Walter C. Coffey of the school of agriculture will become acting president when Dr. Guy Stanton Ford retires in June. A formal statement was issued by the board of regents.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Regents
Walter C. Coffey
School of Agriculture
Guy Stanton Ford
Board of Regents
Hamilton College President Declines Minnesota Offer
President W. W. Cowley of Hamilton College Clinton New York has declined Minnesota University’s presidency to stay at Hamilton and finish ongoing projects. Cucumbers may be guided to grow straight by slipping a glass tube over them while they are still small.
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Ray
Night
W. W. Cowley
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
Minnesota
Hamilton
Listerine Study Linked to Fewer Colds in Nine-Year Test
Researchers report that gargling Listerine Antiseptic twice daily correlated with fewer colds over nine years of testing. The finding highlights early prevention behavior and consumer health implications.
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