Dilworths debate red scare storm and Churchill in family quarrel
Mr Dilworth and his son Luther clash over fears of political upheaval as they rush to prepare storm windows and search for a flintlock rifle. The dialogue wrangles about Churchill, Britain’s empire, and free enterprise amid a tense domestic scene.
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Political humor and a Southern dig at Hitler reference
A fragment shows banter about storm windows and home security with a boy and Mr. Dilworth. Senator Bilbo of Mississippi comments on the old southern custom of calling people Dagos, joking that Hitler hailed from the South.
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Guild Endorses Rollin Everett for City Council
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild endorsed Rollin H. Everett editor of The SUN for City Council. Everett, a former Guild president and War Labor Board member, is praised for municipal government knowledge from years as City Hall reporter. The Guild also backed Lester S. French for school board and allied candidates from the Citizens School Committee slate.
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