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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1938

Page

5

Farley and Roosevelt Rival Stances Reflected in Oregon Primary

The piece sketches Farley backing Gov. Martin in Oregon while Roosevelt stays neutral, with Ickes and Norris backing Martin's opponent. It notes rumors on a noninterference stance, internal party dynamics, and potential shifts in wage hour policy. It also hints at Farley’s ties to Pennsylvania politics and a tense margin in a key race.

Washington Messrs Farley Roosevelt Oregon Gov Martin Ickes Norris Barkley Kentucky McAdoo California George Georgia Smith South Carolina Afl-Cio

Map puzzle and political intrigue mix in cryptic text

A fragmented puzzle page blends a horizontal and vertical map of clues with political intrigue. It recounts Kennedy and Earle primaries, Farley’s investigators returning from Pennsylvania, and McFarlane hints about unnamed former senators accused of taking funds.

Kennedy Earle Farley Pennsylvania Rep McFarlane

Mind and Morals in Science and Leadership

The text presents a 1938 view on science guiding social rights, noting women bosses must be tactful yet firm to succeed. It argues women executives are often more capable yet face bias, discusses self perception versus others’ abilities, and ends with parenting differences showing individuality over equality.

Robert James

Secret lobbying in Congress for Roosevelt reorganization bill

Former senators discuss a House rules committee hearing on Roosevelt's reorganization bill. Thomas Corcoran, long White House liaison, and Ben Cohen work quietly to revive the measure. Corcoran favors telephone lobbying. Cohen visits liberal contacts. The push moves toward public action.

Thomas Corcoran White House Mr. Roosevelt Ben Cohen Cohen Corcoran

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