Willkie Speech Sparks Washington Press Gallery Debate
Washington reporters and Capitol Hill editors weigh Wendell Willkie's acceptance speech as they compare print and radio delivery. They anticipate a nationwide debate series, compare it to Lincoln and Douglas, and note Willkie may be stronger in print than on radio while Roosevelt is leery of public performance.
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Wendell Willkie
United States
Bens
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Bolter
Press Gallery
Capitol Hill
National Proas Club
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Willkie
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
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Douglas
White House
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Roosevelt
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Pook-Poch
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Congress
Timigine
Local business sale and theft report in Warren area
Twenty years ago Alexander and Co is transferred with news that D J Alexander bought the business from W C Wilson of Warren, after a sale last week. A cash register was stolen from the Commercial hotel at East Main and Mills streets. Mrs Mary Louise Darrow dies at her East Pleasant street home. Miss Marion Doane returns from Canton for a two week visit. Corry Greys lose to Tinclnville Independents 6 to 5 at diamond 6. I Q how curr NEW YORK Lew Valentine now a Crow Indian chief with a name meaning Mian-from-Mars. Estimating world population yields about 38¢ persons per square mile. Red Lake Falls journey details and other notes mention Mint-Jule A Sasha, Hall retired after 3 years on a 2 32-mile route, and a Benjamin Trayastin packing invention circa 1760.
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Lew Valentine
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Montana
Marshal Foch
Calvin Coolidge
Freeer Domestic Trade Reform Debate Sparks Commerce Action
The article argues for removing interstate trade barriers to restore a free flow of goods within the United States. It urges mobilizing support, cites the 4-H program at county and state fairs, and emphasizes fairs as proving grounds for youth farming skills and American life.
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Canaman Destiny and the Canada Takeover Talk
A fragmented piece argues over American views on Canada and possible ownership or union. It references Colonel Lindbergh and various Americans, mentions Philadelphia Inquiry opinions, and suggests limited appetite for Canada amid postwar restraint, with debates dating back to 1933 and wartime attitudes.
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Canada
Muiher
England
Jess
Philadelphia
Canaria
Axis Believed Aiming For Triple Play Against Britain
Axis strategists foresee a three-pronged assault to choke Britain, focusing on Gibraltar and Suez, with plans to strike through North Africa, the Balkans, and Western Europe. Mussolini eyes Alexandrian bases as a hinge for Mediterranean operations and supply routes. The fight centers on seizing control of Gibraltar and Suez while Britain braces for intensified pressure.
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Great Britain
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Gibraltar
South America
Balkans
British Isles
Hitler
Muscolin
Suez
Daily Quiz Factographs and Historic Questions
A garbled quiz page lists questions about historical figures and facts. Queries include the first US Secretary of War, Manila’s land pave, US Governor General in the Philippines, Henry L. Stimson, and Darwin’s Origin of Species. Answers are not provided in readable form.
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Who I Am
Phrase origins traced to scholars entering Roman contests saluting Emperor Claudius.
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William C Bullitt and the France Ambassadorship Question
Washington Day Book notes that William Christian Bullitt may not return as Ambassador to France while the White House contemplates him as a potential foreign affairs adviser to the President. The piece recalls Bullitt’s long career, his sharp Europe knowledge, flamboyant style, personal life, and a Paris embassy incident involving a bomb attack during a lunch with the aviation minister.
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Moscow
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Kyomli
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Bullitt
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A health note warns trench mouth spreads by direct contact and shared utensils. It describes symptoms in the gums mouth and throat including inflammation and loosening teeth and advises meticulous care to prevent infection.
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