Alabama Democrats and the New Deal obligation debate
A 1930s era letter argues Alabama and the South owe nothing to the New Deal and calls out perceived inequities. It accuses national Democrats of neglecting Southern needs, cites Roosevelt’s stance, and urges independence from federal party pressures while defending local Democratic loyalty.
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Baliunel
New Deal
South
Moster
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
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Eden Visit in Washington Shapes Postwar Peace Efforts
A wartime article discusses Sir Anthony Eden's Washington visit to present Britain's postwar plans and urge Anglo American unity. It notes Eden's prior talks with Stalin, his influence in shaping Western strategy, and the hope a broader Allied front could hasten victory and stabilize peace.
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Artron Eden
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Joseph Stalin
Sir Anthony
Russia
Chamberlain
Hitler
United Nations
Moscow
Russ Aiu
Altea
Labor dinner with Congress spurs mixed reviews
CIO President Phil Murray met 30 House members at Washington Hotel Statler for an off the record dinner to discuss labor wartime cooperation. LaFollette and Sadowski delivered sharp critiques while several congressmen praised Murray, urging broader attendance. Murray pledged to curb absenteeism and push labor support for the war effort.
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New Deal
Ray McKeough
Ilinois
Inesa
Geoffa H. Bender
Ohio
New Dent
Bey
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Cherles
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WPB
Alekdy
Tureau
Walscar
Wits Walsen
Duma Nelson
Komimels Afrika Corp
Tuyalsia
Axia Shipping
Sicily
Tunisia
Why Must We Do All The Placating
CHICAGO. The piece argues Washington's leniency toward communists harms national unity and security. It cites Browder's 1940 case, wartime alliances with Stalin, and alleged Communist influence in U S unions and government, urging firmer resistance to communism despite wartime alliances. It portrays communists as treacherous and compares them to Nazis, urging clear separation to avoid postwar danger.
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New Deal
Wendell Willkie
Earl Browder
Roosevelt
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Yonkers
New York
Americana
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Britain
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Morgan Dies at 83 After Long Banker Career
The banker J P Morgan Jr. died at 83 at a resort near Bora Grande after a long career, with his sons and daughter by his side. Funeral services planned for Tuesday at St. George's Church in New York, with burial likely beside his wife Jane Norton Grew Morgan in Hartford.
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Paul G. Pennoyer
Junius Spencer Morgan
George Nichols
Bora Grande
H. 8. Patterson
New York
St. George's Episcopal Church
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F Corporation
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Morgan Family heir to Wall Street empire
Wealth and Yale connection mark the life of J. P. Morgan heir and senior partner heir apparent to the family fortune. Born in Irmagion Wyoming on September 7 18 7, he followed the elder Morgans into finance. He led the London House and helped secure U S rights to the Panama Canal. His career peaked with leadership at Morgan & Co and a controversial Senate investigation noting 20 partners holding 167 directorships. He survived a 1913 shooting by Erich Muenter and once posed with a circus midget during a Senate hearing.
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Louree Tracy
Grotom Preparatory School
Harvard University
Morgan
England
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London
Works Financial Center
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Cambridge
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Make It Last Bed Linen Care From War Effort
Gladys Degnee AP Features Writer explains that preserving bed linens starts with bedstead care. Repair rough wood and springs to prevent tears. avoid yanking sheets and loosen tucked edges gently before removal to extend linen life.
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