Setback of New Deal Surprise Warns In 1940 Outlook
The article argues the November losses stunned support for Roosevelt and the New Deal, noting voter appetite for new doctors of policy. It questions remedies, predicts limited GOP gains, and foresees ongoing New Deal influence with continued veto power and a cautious 1940-1941 legislative path.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
le Mure
New Deal
I. D. Roosevelt
Dru Roosevelt
New Sector
Wallace
Farhi Isaie
WPA
Batte Agaist
Pyans
Roosevelt
Alvin
Warner
United States rejects military alliance at Pan American talks
Lima Peru December 10 delegates at the Pan American conference opened with hopes of substantial progress. Cordell Hull to speak at the plenary, with Concha and Cantilo outlining their governments’ views. Berle denied US seeks military ties or economic domination in the Americas, stressing continental solidarity.
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Howard C. Montee
United Press
Lima
Peru
Servetary
Stata Cordell Hullavenlia
Ine
United States
Regis Concha
Jose Maria Cantilo
Lhely
Latin America
A. A. Berle, Jr
Ferre
Oscar R. Benavides
Penu
Berle
Berlé
Capacity Crowd at Play-Post Office Ready for Rush
A large audience filled Eden High’s auditorium as Junior Class presented the play 320 College Avenue to raise funds for the Junior-Senior party. A sorority house setting with Judith Wayne as Miss Martha Mount and Charles Rowke as a cunning student led to a dramatic crime at a campus party.
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Rush Eden
U.A
Thee
Junior Glass
College Avenue
College Avenus
Martha Mount
Wayne
Chales Rowke
Russell
Robert Reynolds
Tee Macon
Donald McCray
Phyllis Lindsley
Lucille Norwaine
Roman Savako
Romney
Mary Roelofs
Rita Day
Richard Nichols
Val
Orval Peterson
Billy Grady
Judith Wayne
Betty Armitage
Dorine Divine
Ruth Bennett
Carlton Chaffee
Eden Visits U S To Hear American View On Europe
United Press reports Anthony Eden, resigning British foreign minister, travels to the United States to learn the American stance on postwar Europe. He asserts Britain will stand firm, meets with leaders, and speaks on democratic rights while avoiding naming any totalitarian nation.
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Great Britain
United Press
New York
Anthony Eden
United States
Eden
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Onal “Association
Robert Wden
Maryland
England
Cary Ski Club Forming Monday Night
A Cary ski club under the Cary Regions Committee and the Civic Employees Association is to be organized Monday evening in the municipal building. About twenty five enthusiasts are invited, with all winter sport fans urged to attend. If interest grows, ski trails may be laid on local hills and officers elected at the meeting to push the city ski program.
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Cairy
Cary Regions Committee
Civic Employees’ Association
Trelock
Munnicipal
Corry
Plans Mapped for Big Drive by Shop Crafts
The Brotherhood of Railway Shop Crafts of America announced a nationwide membership drive among rail workers to oppose AFL unions. Wellington B. Searles of Baltimore, national president, disclosed the plan at the Pennsylvania Railroad unit meeting in Pittsburgh. Theodore H. Davis of Philadelphia was re-elected president of the unit, with E. V. McLain of Harrisburg as vice president and P. D. Reese of Mont Wayne, Ind., as secretary-treasurer.
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United Preas
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of Railway Shop Crafts of America Today
American Federation of Labor Unions
Wellington B. Searles
Baltimore
Shop Crafts Brotherhood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brotherhood
Theodore H. Davis
Philadelphia
E. V. McLain
Harrisburg
P. D. Reese
Mort Wayne
Ind
Wire tapping barred in federal circuit ruling
In Philadelphia on December 10, a federal circuit court of appeals ruled that evidence obtained by wire tapping in interstate or intrastate cases is inadmissible in federal court. Judge John Biggs Jr authored the decision, handed down late yesterday, marking the first such ruling by a U.S. circuit court.
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United Press
Philadelphia
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John Biggs, Jr
Federal Circuit Court
Hollywood Stars Invoked in Philippine Bond Probe
United States attorney said nine film stars were summoned to testify on losses in the Philippine Railway bond scheme. The list includes Miriam Hopkins Ronald Goldman Frank Morgan Herbert Marshall Bing Crosby Cary Grant and others ordered to appear in New York promptly.
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United Press
New York
United States Attorney's Office
Hollywood
William P. Buckner
Loretta Young
Miriam Hopkins
Ronald Golman
Frank Morgan
Herbert Marshall
Bing Crosby
Binnie Barnes
Cary Grant
Phyllia Broke
Leonarol
Local Pastor Explores Nazi Effect on World Finance
Rev Perry F Hails of the Methodist Episcopal church announces a Sunday evening sermon series on the significance of recent Jewish persecutions. The second talk will examine how the persecutions may impact business and commerce, drawing on decades of biblical textual criticism and economic study. The first lecture drew a large crowd and more are urged to attend.
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Nusinases
Perry F. Hails
Episcopal Chaireh
Chusreh
Haines
Mexico moves toward closer ties with Germany
Washington Dec 10 reports suggest Mexico is pursuing closer economic relations with Germany as President Roosevelt weighs a potential continental solidarity program. The development signals a shift in regional alignments amid global tensions and economic concerns.
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Mexico
Germany
United Press
Washington
Muxicm
Gercamny
Roosevelt
Hla
Membership of Legion topic at big roundup
World War veterans gathered in Harrisburg for the Pennsylvania American Legion membership roundup aiming to reach over half the 75,000 goal. Corry sent no delegation. State Commander Frank T. Gwynn outlined plans while others spoke. The hospitalization committee sought answers on VA hospital beds for 19,000 veterans.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion
Corry
Frank TG. Gwynn
Legion
Pennsylvania
Stephen F. Shadwick
Seattle
Wash
House of Representatives
Weet
We National Hospital Board
Ives Warr
Anthracite Problem On James Must List
Harrisburg dispatch reports that the incoming Republican administration of Governor-elect Arthur James will tackle the anthracite rehabilitation issue with equal attention to the soft coal mining industry. The note signals a broad plan by the new regime to address labor and economic concerns affecting miners and related sectors.
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James
Harrisburg
Arthur H. Jamez
Early Mailing Push Aimed At Christmas Volume
Postmaster James P. Sullivan announced preparations for a heavy Christmas rush at the Corry post office. He said mail volume may rise nearly 200 percent and that two substitutes will assist parcel post handling. Officials urge early mailing, careful packing, neat addressing, and exactness to ensure all incoming and outgoing mail moves daily.
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Grinine
Corry
James P. Sulvan
Misa Helen Moreell
Yeteran
Dauphin Jury Meets Thursday In Graft Inquiry
Dauphin County District Attorney Carl B. Shelley prepared witnesses and evidence for a grand jury session opening next Thursday to probe graft in Harrisburg’s administration beginning with the Eris gravel scandal. He discussed procedures with Berks County Judge Pat N. Schaeffer and reviewed material gathered by Maj. Lynn G. Adams and others.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Carl B. Shelley
Ehtera
Harle
Tay
George H. Earle
Shelley
Schaeferater
Onda
Dauphin County
School Leaders Meet to Discuss Changes in Law
School leaders will gather next weeks in Evie and other cities to discuss proposed changes aimed at improving the high school program statewide. The Department of Public Instruction arranged the series to involve broad participation and observe host schools’ practices as practical illustrations. A preliminary conference will precede each visit to align participants with the study plan.
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Corry
Department of Public Instruction
Evie
Dan
Baeeh
Elyehey
Train wreck shakes Fort Pitt Limited near Defiance
An eastbound Fort Pitt Limited train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plunged off the tracks east of Defiance, scattering sleeping passengers from their berths. Three were treated at Defiance hospital.
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United Press
Defiance
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fort Pitt
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Here
Defiance’ Hospital
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