A Tide and a Name The Citizen on Roosevelt’s early years
The article traces Franklin D. Roosevelt from birth in 1882 through his youth at Groton and Harvard, noting his sports interest, naval images, and family influence. It covers his political entry in 1910, portrayal of his rise via Dutchess County politics, and his role in opposing William Sheehan for U S Senate, ending with a note that tomorrow will cover the war years.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Bad Nauheim
Groton
Navy
Harvard
Cambridge
Yacht Club
Roosevelt
Sixty-fifth Street
Hyde Park
Campobello
Eleanor Roosevelt
Columbia
Franklin D
Campobello Island
William H. Taft
New York City
Charley Murphy
Murphy
William Barnes
New York State
Barnes
Theodore Roosevelt
John W. Dix
State Senate
Senate
Dutchess County
Sheehan
Tammany District
Thomas Mott Osborne
William Church Osborne
Albany
Gorman
Tammany Hall
Demands U S Oust Entire Reich Legations
Senator Ernest W Gibson Jr proposed on a radio debate that the entire personnel of German Italian French embassies and consulates in the United States be sent back to Europe. He charged those officials are hirelings of dictators and, shielded by diplomatic immunity, connive against the United States.
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Washington
Ernest W Gibson, Jr
Germany
Italy
France
Europe
Debate on feeding Europe and Allied diplomacy stance
The discussion featured former Undersecretary William R. Castle and Clarence E. Pickett of the American Friends Service Committee debating relief for conquered European nations. Herbert Bayard Swope supported Gibson who condemned German dominated states as ruled by unscrupulous slave drivers and criticized their diplomatic offices in the United States for disseminating false propaganda to mislead the public.
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William R. Castle
Clarence E. Pickett
American Friends Service Committee
Relef
United States
Europe
Herbert Bayard Swope
World War Industries Board
Gibson
Jeep Arrives At Cedar Rapids Guard Recruiting Exhibit
The Army jeep arrived in Cedar Rapids on Saturday and drew interest at the local national guard recruiting station. Sergeant Fred Smith demonstrated its 16 gear heavy duty four wheel drive command reconnaissance role, top speed around 70 mph, olive drab color, collapsible top. A medical corps motor transport was also displayed.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids National Guard
Second Avenue SE
Fred Smith
Company H
136Th Medical Regiment
Medical Corps
Bucharest Installs Nightly Blackouts
Bucharest Shuts off power with total blackout after midnight as anti aircraft batteries are deployed. The city darkens during nightly hours and pedestrians collide en route to homes in the blackout plagued capital.
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Bucharest
INS
London Papers Highlight Italo German Pressure on Bulgaria
London newspapers Monday spotlighted heavy Italo German pressure to press Bulgaria into joining the Rome Berlin axis. The reports emphasize the strategic move amid the mounting Axis diplomacy and Bulgaria's potential alignment.
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London
INS
Bulgara
Rome- Berlin
Hindsights and Foresights on Life Insurance Policies
Holgar J. Johnson outlines typical life policy provisions including premiums, death benefits, dividends, grace periods, changing beneficiaries, cash values, loans, and options at lapse. He urges readers to study their own policies, contact their agent for explanations, and requests inquiries to the Institute of Life Insurance in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Institute of Life Insurance
America
East 42Nd Street
New York City
Hickenlooper Links Labor Freedom to U S Political Liberty
Lieutenant Governor Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids told about 100 building trades members in Cedar Rapids that labor progress rests on political freedom and individual rights. He warned against absolutism and urged labor to honor the secret ballot while noting Gov. Wilson's pro labor record and outlining visits by union leaders and IA Federation of Labor officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
U.S
Labor Movement
Go. B . Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Building Trades Council
John K Valen
Tine
George A
America
Building Trades Council
Ray King
Clyde Judkins
Iron Workers
Carl Keul
The
Teamsters
Bill’ Godwin
Had Carriers
Des Moines
Doctor's Formula Helps Liver Bile Flow Freely
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to improve bile flow and relieve constipation. It claims daily use aids digestion of fatty foods, energy, and morning well being, citing Dr Edwards original formula and years of use for constipation and sluggish digestion.
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Edwards
F. Mo Edwards
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John T. Flynn
Columbia Law School
William Sheehan
Chauncey Depew
Dutchess
Doubleday. Doran and Companys, Inc
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S. Co
Nature
Mendace
U. S
Bulgaria
Hindsight
Foresight
Holgar J. Johnson
President
Johnson
NTEED
Davis Cleaners
Iowa State Federation of Labor
J J Brown
Dubuque Federation
Mary Miles
Newman
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Nraman
Axminsters
Law
Bise Greer
Ewmans
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Seman's Third Fleet
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