Roosevelt Wallace on ticket as new deal reminder
The column argues Franklin D. Roosevelt may name Henry Wallace as running mate, recalling Wallace’s role in 1930s farm subsidies and new deal programs. It warns that Willkie’s campaign must shake its old strategy and that mobilization talk signals broader wartime prep. The piece criticizes federal funds for farm votes and questions party organization ahead of Chicago.
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Wwe River Ranch
Estes Park
Colo
Willkie
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Wallace
Farmer
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
New Deal
Agricultural Department
America
Rex Tugwell
Blue Eagle
Federal Treasury
Pendergast
Dear Alben" Barkley
Kentucky
Wendell Willkie
Mississippi Valley
Willkie Hears Farm Views From George N Peek
Willkie meets George N Peek who outlines a farm program including American market protection an American price for American commodities and government help to dispose surpluses while developing new uses for farm products a long range soil conservation plan and farmer owned cooperatives Willkie plans to consider Peek ideas among others in crafting his farm policy.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Wendell L. Willkie
George N. Peek
Agricultural Adjustment
Peck
New Deal Administration
Henry A. Wallace
Willkie
AAA
Italian Mouthpiece Censures Belgrade on Yugoslav Policy
Rome official organ Relazioni Internazionale sharply condemns Yugoslav government as unfriendly reflecting Italy and Germany pressure for a change of government. The piece signals a formal diplomatic stance issued Saturday night.
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Rome
INS
Yugoslavia
Relazioni Internazionale
Foreign Office
Belgrade
New Dealers Urged to Make November Election Matter
The piece calls for action by new dealers to turn the November election into a decisive gesture. It asserts the time for Mr. Willkie and the Republicans to save democracy is now.
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Mr. Willkie
French Parents Hunt Legion Of Lost Children
Paris mothers and fathers post pitiful ads for missing children as German advances force evacuations. Listings mention Christiane, Denise, Jean Paul, Jean Tola, Claude, and others sought by distraught families across France.
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Legion of Lost
Paris
Berlin
France
Orleans
Kilbs
Christiane
Neufchatel
Charles
George
Denise Tricot
Thomery
Jean Paul Leferve
Gien
Jacques Leabeau
Tola
Jean Tola
Nantes
Jean Claude
Suzanne
Michele Vacheron
Camille
Claude
Ste. Genevieve
Robert
Truck Overturns Near Fairfax Injuring 3 Men
A pickup overturned on a country road northwest of Fairfax due to mechanical trouble. Father William Zamastil and sons Lea 24 and Don 19 were taken to Mercy Hospital by ambulance at 3 45 PM Saturday. Lea Zamastil suffered a severe forehead laceration and shock. William Zamastil had a deep scalp cut. Don Zamastil had scratches. None remained at the hospital.
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Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
Mercy Hospital
Lea Zamastil
William Zamastil
Don
Knox Sees Speedy Passage Of Forced Army Training Act
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox said Congress will consider universal compulsory military training when it reconvenes and that rapid passage is likely. He argued the nation urgently demands such legislation and called it the democratic way to organize. Knox spoke in Manchester New Hampshire during a brief rest at his summer home.
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Willkie
Booth Tarkington
Maine
Tarkington
Russell Davenport
John Cowles
Minneapolis
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Des Moines
Ann O'Hara McCormick
The
New York Times
Colorado
Manchester
N. H
Frank Knox
Congress
Chicago
Great to Live in the Country in America
A poetic tribute celebrates farming life in rural America, praising the harvest season. It reflects on planting and labor week by week, the sight of grain and shocks, and the blessing of good weather and abundant fields under a gracious sky.
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America
Jeffersonian Democrats to Decide on 1936 Opposition Next Thursday
Reed says the Jeffersonian Democrats will meet in Chicago to gauge anti third term leaders' views on opposing the Democratic nominees. James A. Reed confirms invites to executive committee members and Sen. Edward R Burke to discuss future policy, with no plan adopted yet.
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Kansas City
INS
Chicago
James A. Reed
U.S
Missouri
Reed
Edward R. Burke
Camp Good Health Fund Seeks Support For Children
Health Camp faces a deficit threatening operations this season. Funds are needed to feed, house, and nourish 6 to 12 year old handicapped children through the camp. Donations support three week stays costing five dollars per week per child, sent to The Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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The
Public Health Nursing Association
Camp Good Health Fund
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bills Would Permit U S Mercy Ships To Rescue Children
New York INS report says Sea Carter Glass and Rep Emanuel Celler plan identical bills to amend the neutrality law to let American mercy ships rescue children from the European war zone. Mrs Harold Pulsifer said both lawmakers would introduce the measures after telephonic talks. The push follows Britain's halt of mass evacuations due to transport shortages and few convoys for sanctuary in the United States.
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New York
INS
Carter Glass
Emanuel Celler
Harold T. Pulsifer
Cochairman
American Women's Committee
Glass
Celler
Great Britain
United States
Restrictions Ended on Finn Fascists
The Finnish government withdrew objections to the Fatherland party allowing resumption of activities halted a year ago. Party leaders and members fought alongside the population in the last war, with eight MPs under action since 1939 for dangerous activities. Notables include Gen. Kurt Wallenius and Lieut. Paavo Susitaival, tied to Arctic and Kianta battles.
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Helsinki
Fatherland
Finland
Kurt Wallenius
Arctic
Paavo Susitaival
Lake Kianta
Trains Collide and Tank Car Explodes. Two Die
Two railroad engineers died and 25 to 30 people were burned when an oil tank car exploded after a north Georgia freight train and a switch engine collided near Cartersville. Engineers G O Greenwell and L L Gilstrap perished in the flames. J W Keyes and W E Harris sustained severe burns as bystanders fled the fiery wreckage.
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Cartersville, Cra
G. O. Greenwell
Louisville and Nashville
L. L. Gilstrap
J. W. Keyes
W. E. Harris
Stanford Hospital
North Georgia
Reich Blames F. D. R. For British Response To Hitler Peace
Berlin editorials attack Roosevelt for Britain s cautious reply to Hitler s peace appeal. German broadcasts urge English readers to end the war, warning destruction if Churchill resists Hitler s terms. Nazi commentary claims only a British exit from Churchill s control can avert catastrophe.
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Reich
Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Winston Churchill
Nazi Germany
Adolf
Vitter
England
Tweland
Charge Nazi Raider Flew Swedish Flag In Indies Onslaught
German raider roving the West Indies flew the Swedish flag and attacked sinking three British merchant ships as the Dominican freighter Hispaniola arrived from St Bartholomew. The King John Oucht resisted fire until lifeboats carried crew away. wounded mariners were reported aboard the raider. Seamen from the three ships included 30 British and 11 Yugoslavian sailors.
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Indies
ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Ins
Charles
West Indies
St Bartholomew
Eusion
Hispaniola
Heat Reprieve Forecast for Cedar Rapids Saturday Night
Rain showers were expected in western Iowa while Cedar Rapids faced relief from intense heat. The city hit 94 degrees around 2:30 pm, nearing Friday’s 98 degree record, with 90 degrees by 7 pm and a midnight low of 80. Air conditioned venues anticipated heavy crowds.
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Cedar Rapids
Russians to wear brilliant ceremonial field uniforms
A Moscow decree announced Saturday provides generals with new ceremonial field uniforms featuring gold buttons silver and gold braid shoulder straps and Sam Browne belts while distinguishing them from their former attire.
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Moscow
Sunday Index Section One Late News Papers
A fragmented listing outlines sections in a Sunday index page with references to editorial columns by Basd and Walter Winchell, sports and want ads across sections, and varied page numbers for town, state, farming, Marion, builders, and business reviews.
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Washington
Pace
Basd
Walter Winchell
Farm
Marion
Builders
German air raids batter England as RAF battles rage
London AP report says German bombers hit England and Wales with persistent raids while RAF fighters engaged in two major battles off the southeast coast. About 100 German planes fought British ships and anti aircraft fire. Casualties rise as Britain expands defenses and contemplates an Atlantic blockade. About 300 000 men born in 1907 registered for service, part of a total around 4 million.
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London
Royal Air Force
Adolf Hitler
England
Scotland
Atio
Reich
Air Masistry
Fockewall Aircraft Works
Bremen
Pismar
Dornier
Wenzendorf
Norderney
Langenong
Wilhelmshaven
British Isles
Mediterranean
Africa
Spain
Atlantic
Germany
Havana
Reno divorce sought by Angier Biddle Duke wife
Mrs. Angier Biddle Duke travels to Reno to obtain a divorce from Angier Biddle Duke known as Bunny Duke. The attorney said a statement explaining the reason will be issued next week.
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Reno
Nev
INS
Angier Biddle Duke
Angier Biddle
Bunny” Duke
Tobacco
Weekly Forecast for Chicago and Midwest
Weather outlook for the week in the Upper Mississippi Valley and northern Great Plains. Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms midweek. Temperatures expected above normal in the first half, near normal in the latter half.
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Chicago
Monay
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
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U. S
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Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
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