Daladier scapegoat in French leadership critique
The piece argues France may scapegoat Edouard Daladier as blame shifts to Petain Laval. It recalls Daladier's 1930s actions from urging work to resisting war, Munich humiliation, and the call for a symbolic sacrifice to appease national guilt amid a Lamont-like government reshaping.
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Laval
France
Edouard Deladier
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Hiie
Ater
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Petzitt-Leval
Aluminum workers avert strike over wage rise amid Communist criticism
In New Kensington defense industry tensions, CIO workers won a ten cent an hour raise after a threatened strike. The National Defense Committee urged settlement as aluminum production supported airplanes. Communists circulated pamphlets, but Local 2 AWA reaffirmed loyalty to American labor within constitutional bounds and rejected disruptive outside interference.
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New Kensington
Aluminum Company
National Defense Committee
Cio-Organized
Local 2
AWA
Sneeze study links allergy to intelligence
A University of Michigan researcher Dr. Buenaventura Jiminez suggests a link between hay fever and intelligence. He notes a historical observation of unusually high honors among allergy patients and considers allergy may relate to cognitive traits.
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Buenaventura Jiminez
University of Michigan
Fragmented Hay Fever Advice Quip From OCR Clipping
A damaged OCR segment hints at a humorous aside about hay fever victims. The fragmented text mentions sneezes, pity, and a quip about being “rocked” and console thoughts including a line about Dr Jimmer. The passage remains unclearly attributed and incomplete.
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Ins
Dr. Jimmer
Water dangers and water prank woes plague summer recreation
A 1940s style civic note warns of drownings during warm weather and the risks from pranks in the water. It cites a Cleveland girl saved by resuscitation crews after hoodlums ducked her repeatedly, urges vigilance by beachgoers, and comments on wartime news and political耐 topics of the era.
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Cleveland
Woman's Viewpoint: Ruth Millett Urges Resolve Against Gloom
Ruth Millett argues Americans drift toward pessimism about the future, with war talk coloring everything. She urges a strong, silent stance, dismissing Nazi gloom and stressing self-reliance to reassure the nation.
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Ruth Millett
America
Ghosts and pensions dominate wartime debate across scenes
A collage of quotes touches on a spectral divorce claim by Dr. William E. Boyes, a western American identity, and a Oregon Trail event with Gov. Bottolson. A senator discusses wealth drafting while Japan’s official speaks on global power. An old-age pensioner objects to a jump from 13 to 26.60 dollars as Europe faces hunger and famine across millions.
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Japan
Germany
Italy
Wasui
Senate Denounces Third Term Precedent in 1928 Vote
The 1928 Senate adopted a resolution denouncing a third term for the president, calling it unwise and perilous to republican government. It names Alben Barkley, Robert Wagner, Key Pittman, Pat Harrison, Henry Ashhurst, and other Democratic senators as supporters of the denunciation.
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New York Times
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United States
Senate
Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Chicago
Robert F. Wagner
Key Pittman
Pat Harrison
Henry F. Ashhurst
Gerry
Glass
Hayden
King
McKellar
Neely
Sheppard Smith
Thomas
Oklahoma
Tydings
Wheeler
Willkie Captures South Dakota Audience With Rags to Riches Tale
Aberdeen audience sees Wendell Willkie as a relatable figure who rose from cafe dishwasher to presidential candidate. Observers note his background resonates with working Americans, boosting confidence that someone who labored with hands as well as head can reach the highest office. Willkie’s life story is used to fuel campaign momentum and address public aspiration.
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Willele
Aberdeen American News
Wendell Willkie
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Otder Cook
Willkie
Havana conference shows US delusions amid Latin fears
Washington observers note Argentina seeks self sufficiency and neutrality while craving US finance for industrialization. The Havana talks reveal a US reliance on power for hemisphere security, with businessmen favoring a firmer Latin policy and possible forceful responses to Mexican and Cuban issues, despite diplomatic posturing.
Lindberghs Radio Message On War Isolation Policy
Col Charles A Lindbergh's Sunday MBS broadcast titled Keep America Out of War For American Reasons will be aired at 6 p.m. The program is recorded by WOR New York for a 9 14 p.m. repeat. Listings show a dense schedule of NBC CBS and WABC shows across multiple stations with varied music drama and news programs through the evening.
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CBS
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WEAF
Abbott & Castello
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Kay Kyser
Lewisohn
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This Our America
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Ray Shield
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Sheep and Goats Club
Winquipeg Summer Symphony
Jack Armstrong
Hollywood
Blue West
the O'Neills
J_ Hynd
Paul Sullivan
Paul Douglas
Rocky Gordon
Lowell Thomas
Aes Bram
Amos
Andy
Mr. Keen
Ross
Faul Sullivan
Elmer Davis
Bie Crosby
Major Bowes
Amateurs
Gabriel Heatier
Domestic Fowl Horizontal Puzzle List Debris
A fragmented OCR style page lists terms and clues related to domestic fowl and puzzles. It includes scattered numbers, partial phrases, and misread entries such as opalescent portrait statues and various dictionary style clues across vertical and horizontal prompts.
Roosevelt Leads Willkie In California Poll
The Gallup poll finds Democrats defection in California, with Roosevelt leading Willkie 54 to 45 and undecided at 14 percent. California's 22 electoral votes are pivotal, and the survey notes a decline in Roosevelt's margin since 1936 and June. The national poll is to be released next week.
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Princeton
N. J
Wendell Willkie
California
Hoosevelt
Willkie
Institute
Roosevelt
Willie
Afta
Pennsylvania
Gallup
Huronite
War Era Radio Schedule Notes and Talks
Broadcast listing shows 4:00 Ruddy Vallee program and 3:15 Public Affairs Talks. Includes Raymond G. Swing discussion and a Grant Park segment with war news and music. schedule indicates CBS and aralis network mentions, reflecting era radio programming.
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Ruddy Vallee
Raymond G. Swing
Three Piece Pinafore Apron Pattern No. 8789
A simple three piece pinafore apron design with over the head style and cross buttoning back. Offers quick sewing in hours with options in polka dot percale calico gingham and chambray, and lists sizes 14 to 46 with yardage details and price 15 cents pattern.
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