Roosevelt and Willkie On Foreign Policy Debate
A Washington column surveys calls for a Roosevelt Willkie cross party approach to foreign policy. It notes hopes for a bipartisan accord, the feasibility of a Roosevelt Willkie meeting, and the political gravity of delaying a swap of presidents during a crisis. It also highlights practical objections from politicians about an overt alliance before the election and the possible impact on national strategy.
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Siewwant
ADEA
Roosevelt
Wendell Willie
Courtey
Orig
Kent
Ald Otewe
Eithier
Butt Mally
Goth
Iippine Willkdels
Wendell
Willkie
Minh
Wentul
Aire
FDR
Ned
Wenell
Censorship in Europe and American Viewpoints Outline
A column notes universal censorship across Europe, with Britain accused of overstating gloom while American coverage shapes perceptions. It cites Romanian papers touting German and Japanese dispatches, and criticizes biased broadcasts that obscure Europe’s true state. The piece also discusses intoxicated pedestrians and motorists, the dangers of drink and gasoline, and mentions an anticipated goodwill caravan planned to tour the Americas via the Pan American Highway.
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Europe
England
Mbges
Yacis
Tokyo
Bombay
Washington
Pretaris
Xo Hille
Amerina
Evi Bere
Erape
Houtuern
Central America
Arthur Dunn
New York City
Oliva
Canada
Washington, D. C
West
Wence
Laredo
Texas
Mexico City
Panama
Vehesuela
Visting
Guatemala
el Salvador
Hon- Murer
Niesragin
Costa Rica
Rom ‘Cieices
Willkie Campaign Spun by Top Ad Men Says Campaign Built on Artifice
A 1930s critique argues the Willkie surge was manufactured by major advertising experts. It lists figures from Tide, Fortune, Time, and leading agencies who allegedly orchestrated a grass roots hype while concealing wealth and machine politics. The piece questions the purity of popular support and highlights staged telegram campaigns and tailored public appearances.
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New Fe
Bhp
Tide
Wilke
Wen— ‘del Willis
Philadelphia
Willkie
Willkle
Russell Davenport
Fortune
Robert L. Johnson
Promes Nade
Munder
Time
Fred Smith
Selvage and Smith
Bruce Barton
Congress
Hany M. Shackleford
Johns- Manville Corporation
Steve Hanniagan
Ned Stevensoh
Batten
Barton Durstine and Osborn, Inc
Hay
New ‘Yorker
Hobse
Wall Street
Indiaana
Willkin
Slzhh
Tom Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
Couster
New York
Lelie
Washington Day Book: Postconvention Washington tremors reshuffle power
Washington scene shifts after Chicago gathering as long time party veterans depart or face replacement. Farley, Garner, Johnson, McNutt, and others weigh future roles. Roosevelts inner circle and New Dealers contend with changing politics and potential third term tensions.
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Ashington
Washington
Chicago
Administration
Democratic
Big Jim" Parley
Cactus Jack
Garner
Law" Johnson
Paul McNutt
Farley
Postmaster General
Jimmy" Byrnes
Alben Barkley
Nance Garner
Uvalde
Texas
Clarksburg
W. Vad
Henry L. Stimson
Johnson
Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Asciajant
Jiere
Fragmentary myth tale of Zeus and Priethion’s exile
Fragmentary lines recount a myth where Zeus, angered at the world, scatters thunderbolts. Priethion’s exile is linked to rivers and trees, with sisters weeping and poplars shedding tears as a stream runs by.
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Priethion
Rockettes
Radio City Music Hall
Hackettes
Ben Hecht
Twenty Years Ago A Tul From Journal Filey Avews
A fragmented notice recalls past events and people including Miss Bessie Merrick and Helen Grace Merrick at Chautauqua New York. Mentions births, weather threats, a town meeting attendance, and local officials elected for the coming year.
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Journal Filey
Bessie Merrick
Helen Grace Merrick
Chautauqua, Ny
Colm
Inveewig
Airy
Walle! Chiler
Cham Bimpsey
John Dutton
Laura Cayell
Daily Quiz questions from a noisy OCR page
A jumble of trivia prompts asks seven questions on topics from royal jelly to Jefferson estate Monticello, U S territories voting for president, a 197 Pimiice Special winner, eye transplant history, Mandalay location, and sun position dates. The fragment includes garbled words and missing letters.
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Thomas
Jefferson
Tressoo
Territories
District of Columbia
Pimiice
Ghadledin
Seablseidlh
Enyak
Mandalay
Suicide rates and crisis reports across states
A historical note discusses suicide rates with Pennsylvanians cited among lower rates and states like North Carolina showing higher figures. It highlights early recognition of depressive tendencies, warning signs such as moodiness and nervous agitation, and notes that since 1920, about 30,000 suicides occurred in the United States.
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Torado
Siindy Carolina
Merrit
Alerho Suehans
Tsue
Man About Manhattan Reflections On Air Conditioning And Fashion
George Tucker reports on New York life as Sherman Billingsley and the Stork Club scene blend with television and Rockettes in Rockefeller Center. He notes conflicting building climates, the popularity of air conditioning, and the habitual punch of reporters and fashion trends, including coconut straw hats and hat propaganda during a wartime mood.
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George Tucker W York
Sherman Billingsley
Oklahoma
Stork
W. C. Fields
Manhattan
Millinays
Legion
Hollywood Light and Beb in a Tangle of Fame and Fare
A chaotic Hollywood scene centers on Elsie the cow at a cocktail party at Ciro's. Reporter Robbin Coons notes Beb, Jack Oalkie, Kay Frantis, and others plotting to keep Elsie from stealing the spotlight while her handler Mr. Boyle and a crowd observe a surreal, high society animal celebrity vignette.
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Ally Wuun
Sye
Beb
Elsie
Jack Oalkie
Kay Frantis
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York
Ale
Baker
Koy
Ciro's
Nahtt
Roel
Hollywood
Wisle
Mr. Boyle
Elsie as Photogragh-bait at RKO gala party
A garish prewar style party featured Elsie among guests as photograp her bait with Miss Pauline Easley and Terry Shero. Hugh Harrison acted as announced host. The scene included Eddie Stevenson and Jack Oakie posing for cameras while Elsie kept a regal, expressionless poise amid sequined violet velvet and pink satin accents.
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Gingham
Pauline Easley Day
Terry Shero
RKO
Elsie
Hugh Harrison
Autor
Elsie Ton
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