Sabath and Bloom Shine on Capitol Hill in Congress
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart lauds Adolph J. Sabath of Illinois and Sol Bloom of New York as outstanding chairmen of the House rules and foreign affairs committees. The piece highlights Sabath's liberal, New Deal stance and Bloom's world-spanning experience shaping foreign policy.
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Battle of America editorial on democracy and Roosevelt
The Cleveland Plain Dealer weighs Wendell Willkie’s critique of Roosevelt as a defense of democracy. It argues the president centralizes power and harms democratic ideals, urging readers to consider the threats to liberty and the need for constitutional limits amid wartime policy.
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The Third Term Controversy and Jeffersonian Fear
A denser editorial arguing against a presidential third term. It cites Jefferson, Washington, and Madison, warning that unlimited power risks democracy. The piece claims modern executive reach and patronage threaten free institutions and urges Americans to repudiate any bid for reelection.
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Lady Franklin Lodge 6th Anniversary Observed
Twenty years ago the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge marked its sixth anniversary with a local chapter celebration tomorrow evening. An article notes Annapolo hosting an art and auto racing program at the Fair Grounds next week and reports business changes as H O Ketner of Corry Fiber Furniture Company gains full control amid stockholder exits. Additional items include home visits from Ellen York and a brief patriotic appeal urging vigilance and ballots against a third term president.
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Secretary Wickard’s farm focus shapes Washington life
Washington Day Book surveys Claude Wickard the new secretary of agriculture. A Purdue graduate he returns to Carroll County Indiana to farm and trial soil ideas, balancing cabinet duties with hay pitching during holidays. He’s known as an Andrew Jackson Democrat and hails from a farming, political lineage.
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Fragmented OCR note on biases and program notes
A scrambled paragraph discusses an erroneous phrase about forests versus plains. It mentions SPICE OF RADIO and actor Rubin performing on an NBC network program. The text also contains a controversial claim about Swedish “Teutonic blood” and a remark on Hollywood satire and minstrel routines.
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DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Seven test questions ask about Slovakia recognition, US volcanoes, US flag stars and stripes, largest US steel center, sun moon tidal effects, who gave a 1940 Republican convention speech, Basel as a city, scoring in baseball, state bounded by Massachusetts Connecticut and Atlantic, and Francis Xavier as a Jesuit missionary.
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Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer
Daily quiz warns that about 1000 Pennsylvanians die yearly from appendicitis due to rupture. Deaths from uncomplicated cases are rare. ruptured appendix carries about a 60 percent death rate. Delays, ignorance, and fear of surgery contribute. purgatives and laxatives often cause rupture. Public education urged. seek medical advice for abdominal pain or fever.
Postal Pointers And Odd Facts From the Era
A collection of quirky notes covers postal guidance on local addressing and fuel oil to coal conversions. It cites a Roman Coliseum capacity figure and traces the origin of the term baseball fan from a 19th century origin story.
Warren County Man Returns With Oxen
Warren County farmer Hugh aa son Pollette Run left Warren June 7 to drive a yoke of oxen to the New York World's Fair and returned safely August 1. He followed U S Route 17 east and Route 6 back, saying the trip took 32 walking days east and slightly longer home due to stops. The oxen withstood the journey and are heavier than when he left.
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