Republican opposition mirrors air corps and oil scuffles
The piece laments Republican attacks on defense and administration. It argues the GOP would worsen aviation readiness, delay essential routes and police reforms, and recalls Teapot Dome and past oil losses as proof of national mismanagement. The author claims voters sense the GOP’s outsize appetite for power after years out of office.
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Air Corps
Roosevelt
Kellogg
CCC
Army
Navy
Coolidge
Hoover
A Thought For Today on Heart and Moral Beauty
The heart is worth more than intellect and moral beauty surpasses intellect. A girl should be taught to be a good wife and mother to fulfill her destiny. This reflection attributed to Elizabeth Cooper from Heart of Sano San.
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Sano San
Elizabeth Cooper
Fig Taft
Gnervel
Taft
Willge
Eerret Eclyteaggy
PN Vanes
Tre Wildey
Wallies
Jor Pew
PRG Lattes
Uibliins
Wall Street
Stine Petinen
UNO
Messiah
Willie
Sete
Jingoism and Chauvinism in U S History Echoed
A critique tracing the terms jingoism and chauvinism to 19th century Britain and France, then assessing U S military prep and policy across Republican administrations. It praises Roosevelt and the CCC for mobilization, aviation, navy improvements, and Army reorganization, noting stagnation under earlier eras.
Readers Forum Letter Warns on Immigration and Security
Signed readers plea urges strict measures against aliens citing loyalty and security risks. Writer argues for revoking rights, deportation or detention for suspected spies and calls for immediate action to protect national integrity amid modern threats.
Taft Wilkie Duel Dominates Republican Convention News
Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round and Philadelphia edition report the Republican national convention coverage with Walter Taft and Willkie as central figures. The behind the scenes race centers on delegate support and split loyalties as prominent figures pivot to influence the first ballot.
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Philadel
Robert S. Alen
Entumpar
Drew Pearman
Washngton
Washington
Philadelphia
Intercepted Mesange Dine 24 184 Dear Malet
Intercepted text shows a dated note addressed to Malet about terms for a Domes Inday payer at an apntisner y. The readable fragments suggest a negotiation or offer context with unclear parties and dates.
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Malet
Fragmented distrust in US politics fuels party realignment
OCR text reveals discussion of Republican and Democratic clashes, Roosevelt era references, and calls for strategizing to gain votes. The piece mentions figures like Knox, Stimson, Wilson, and Roosevelt, with hints of foreign policy concerns and internal party maneuvering.
Republicans Split Over Roosevelt Foreign Policy Risks
Raymond Clapper portrays a heated 1940 political debate where Republicans condemn FDR's economic and defense policies. They accuse Roosevelt of seeking war and aiding Hitler while excommunicating Knox and Stimson as traitors, arguing for a peace-winning, nonintervention stance to preserve hemispheric defense. The piece warns of a phony battle shaping the election and risks to democracy.
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H.C. Ade
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Neckwear fuels Queens court satire in Runyon column
Damon Runyon’s The Brighter Side lampoons a Queens County court scene where jurors wear Neckties and collars under a judge’s admonition. The piece riffs on style, ethics, and the heat of the courtroom, mixing satire with courtroom lore and fashion faux pas.
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Tudge Thomas Downs
Queens County
Critique of Labor Union Politics and Cabinet Pick Speculation
The piece attacks William Green and the AFL of L for alleged criminal ties and influence within unions. It rails at appointing union members to the labor secretary post, mocks speculation about criminal figures in leadership, and cites connections to rackets, gangsters, and Hollywood extortion.
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Baering Down On The News By Bugs Baer 1940 Note
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a three day drift of Dawes as temporary president in charge of barracks and the joke that his friends subbed him as saving us from war. The piece humorously contrasts past political maneuvers and a fading slogan about Wilson.
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West Virginia
Suonday
Associated Press
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New York City
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Washington
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Arthur
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