Open letter defends Roosevelt against Lindbergh attacks
A reader rebukes Charles Lindbergh for antiwar rhetoric and Hitler appeasement. The letter praises Franklin D. Roosevelt for mobilizing the nation to face the threat of Hitler and underscores America's duty to defend democracy, urging Lindbergh's group to cease its treasonous stance. It contrasts Roosevelt with Lindbergh, pewing allies like Pershing and Willkie, and condemns calls for appeasement while promising steadfast patriotism.
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Ten year old James Hurt was rushed from school to city hospital after an earache and hearing loss. Doctors removed a pencil eraser a fragment of lead and a wad of paper from his right ear in a brief incident at the hospital.
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