New Deal Court Ruling Stir South Voices and Cancer Drive
A mixed era set of items notes a Supreme Court decision viewed as a New Deal overload against white supremacy in the South, with political rhetoric from senators and party actors. It also highlights April 1 cancer awareness actions by the American Cancer Society's Women's Field Army urging early detection to curb deaths. The piece blends political commentary with public health advocacy, naming figures and dates.
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South
Supreme Court
Texas
Alabama
Prorida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Hiewise
Tenny Democrats
United States Supreme Court
New Deal Court
Roosevelt
Leater Aillenot
Senator Hill
New Deal Party
Drasgie
Hiad
Bossier Hill
Deslers
Women's Field Army of
The
American Society For the Control] of Cancer
Lamentations Reflection on Pure Hands and Faith
A brief religious reflection notes that God judges by purity of hands rather than abundance of sins. The verse emphasizes divine perception of sincerity and cleanliness of deeds over outward error.
Willkie Faces Crucial Wisconsin Primary Test
Willkie's bid for the Republican nomination hinges on today's Wisconsin voting. He has mobilized heavily there, addressing numerous small-town audiences and signaling that winning a majority of the Wisconsin delegation is essential to avoid being sidelined in the race.
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Wendel
Willkie
Wisconsin
Endangered life tied to idle hours and postwar education
Governor Bricker laments dangers of idleness as a threat to life. Col Andrews warns education will face peak postwar demand, with youths who only finished high school unlikely to endure four more years of study. War notes reference rapid advances after Low Negros, and a European invasion plan using Italian‑style operations as German defenses shift to the Soviet front.
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Iadera
John N. Andrews
Roosevelt foes target Jim Farley for state chair
Washington dispatch outlines Farley’s political maneuvering as Roosevelt forces push to unseat him as New York Democratic State Committee chair. It notes Farley’s constant politicking, links to Woodring, Breeden and Baruch, plus questions about a possible cabinet post if he defeats Roosevelt. Also mentions Oklahoma GOP aftermath and new Pullman berth monopolies.
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Washngton
Img Jum Farrey
Jim
Coca Cola
Jims
New York
South America
Roosevelt Democrats
Chicago
Big Jim Ia
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Roosevalt
Harry
Politicoem
Jim Farley
Eugene Breteen
Ths Guaranty Trust Company
Farley
Georgia
Roosevelt
Woodring
Baruch
Bernie Baruch
No Administration
Tealin
Rankin
Mississipni
Foruch
Barveh
Bernie
Hugior
Oklahoma
Curtin
Seaater
Ed Moore
Ollman Moore
E. ©. Clark
Clark
Becduyne
Micro
Moore
Lloyd's
Frods
Capitol Hill
Companiea
Detroit
Los Angeles
Poll tax attack and alleged democracy abuse
An outspoken critic denounces poll tax ideas and links to Communist influence, arguing that “pure democracy” can enslave minorities. The piece critiques National Maritime Union and New Deal allies, accusing them of coercive dues and political manipulation, referencing Field and a New York journalist case.
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New York
Uer
Rankin
Mississip
National Maritime Union
Communist Party
Jana the New Deal
Marshall Field
New Deal
Chicago
Field
Joseph Curran
New York Kremlin
Sailor's Union
United States
Mississippi
Istote
National Maritims Union
Roosevelt
Heywood Broun
Trent
Mr Field
Morrow
Radio Programs WAGE WEDNESDAY Overview and Schedule
Radio listings show WAGE WEDNESDAY programs across the day including Wake up Hollywood, Devotional Poland vs Hitler, Bible Readers, Dance and Variedar segments, Camp Rucker events, church and town features, and evening lines such as Five minute News Ported and A Date With Judy. The schedule includes orchestras and serials, news briefs, and sponsor fund drives, reflecting a full day of radio variety.
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Hollywood
Poland
Hitler
AP News
Carlos Moline
Trade Winds Tavern
Rucker Rapons
Rucker
Church of Christ Farm
Charley Spival
Aunt Bunle
Modern Satan
Victor Petite Musicale
Red Cross War Fund
Sparta
John
Evenilda
Tufsbay
Warnes
Milton Earle
Dia
Lrwie, Jr
Shawn Foeig
Hon Colman
Nbe-Basic
Opare
Din
Ore
Arthur Balas
Fulton Oursler News
Jady—abe
Veriety
Abe
Pemsun
Hungary and Budapest in Wartime Strategy and Alliances
The piece analyzes Hungary under Nazi influence, Budapest’s strategic role as a Danube port, and plans for Allied invasion of the Balkans. It notes Hungarian sympathies for Germany, fear of Soviet advances, and calls for bombing or land invasion to nullify Hitler’s base, with potential Hungarian revolt if Allied pressure increases.
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Siete
Wyed Beegry
Atvice
Bor Tempata
Buedapest
Danubian
Belkan
Hus Wary
Chiat
Reich
Black Sea
Germany
Detusky Husgery
Woutabs
Sua
Balkans
Bela Kun
Fuehrer
Hungary
Munich
Bis
Omer
Ruasle
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Stalingrad
Moscow
Trudapeat
Rujmenia
Russia
Hitler
Hull
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Tate
Syru
Willkeie
John W Bricker
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Berlin
Col
Warren Clear
War Department General Staff
Europe
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GrRound
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Ed Tzac
California
Naval Affairs
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