Democrats Adverse To Straw Vote Polls And Here Is Why
Stewart argues that organized straw polls are criticized by Democrats as biased against Roosevelt, while Republicans welcome them if favorable. The piece cites Gallup polls predicting smaller margins for the New Deal, discusses voting laws, and contrasts straw polls with compulsory voting in Argentina as a broader political point.
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Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Gallup
Argentine
Argentina
Vous
United States
Roosevelt and the Reds in the New Deal Era
A critical column attacks the Roosevelt administration accusing it of employing Communists, aiding Russia, halting aviation gasoline sales to England, and using Mrs. Roosevelt to bolster a Communist guild. It cites Westbrook Pegler and the Charleston Gazette, and notes a West Virginia campaign context urging the Republican party to regain power.
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Willkie
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Charleston
Roosevelt
REDS
New Deal Administration
New Deal
England
Russia
U. S
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Miss Perkins
Rosevelt
Newspaper Guild
Pegler
Wheeling Intelligencer
Rest
Virginia
Switzer land a steady rock amid totalitarian flood
A Morgantown Post piece praises Switzer land as a firm, immovable presence in a time described as a flood of totalitarianism. The editorial frames Switzer land as a beacon of resilience and stability against sweeping change.
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Morgantown Post
Switzerland
Switzerland Remains Free Amid War and Threats
Switzerland, a democracy surrounded by totalitarian regimes, maintains freedom and unity among German French Italian cultures. Despite 70 percent German speakers, the nation thrives on export and import trade, with a small, capable army and resilient spirit. The piece notes wartime peace, patriotism, and social progress as Britain reports German air raids and losses in the Battle of Britain era.
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Switzerland
Europe
Ndéw
Sweitzer
Passing of John Kenny Marks Longtime Grafton Figure
The history notes John Kenny died at his West Main Street home on December 6 1911, recalling his Irish birth in 1843 and a life with Baltimore and Ohio railroad and Grafton yards. He helped lay tracks, married Mary Darmody in a historic Catholic ceremony, watched churches and homes rise and fall, and ended supervising water mains and early sewer work before the 1898 church razing for St Augustine school.
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John Kenny
West Main Street
Grafton
Ireland
United States
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Baltimore and Ohio
North West Virginia Railroad
John M. Thayer
Arch C. Love
Fetterman
Baltimore
Denver
Colorado
Grafton and Greenbriar Railroad
Grafton and
Greenbriar
Old Round House
Kenny
Mary Darmody
Newburgh
New York
St. Augustine Catholic School
Patrick Connolly
Latrobe Street
Luke Cain
Main and
McGrawalley
Mary Darmody Kenny
Murder at Bagley Models Ends in Tragic Death
Linda discovers Clarabell Ackerman shot dead at the Bagley Models agency and, amid alarm, aides the police as they search for a killer. Elevator boy Joe and night watchman help keep Linda safe while detectives collect evidence, question witnesses, and fingerprint suspects. The investigation probes possible motives and threats toward Linda.
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Linda
Bagley Models’ Agency
Clarabell Ackerman
Clarabell
Panhe
Caroline
Mina Nevina
Joe
Night Watchman
Mr. Parrish
Mr. Bagley
Miss Acker
Miss Avery
Miss Ackerman
Commissioner of Police
Met
Mina Avery
Ronnie
Bos
German Bomb Raids Expand As RAF Fights Back
Mass air raids over southeastern towns leave at least 10 dead as German pilots press as mobs of 50 to over 100 dive across the channel. Spitfires and Hurricanes clash above the clouds while civilians and soldiers endure bombing from Portsmouth to Dover in a grim air war.
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Messerschmitts
Hector C. Bywater
News Chronicle
Bywater
Calais
Dover
English
Laborite Daily Herald
Hitler
Portmouth
Southampton
Army Head Continued From Page One
Army Head notes that goals remain unrealized as ministers pledged to fill vacancies after wartime service. Jenzies said temporary appointees would replace the departed ministers, while Parliament would adjourn immediately after the session tomorrow.
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Army Head
Jenzies
Birthdays Are Important and Gifts are Constant Reminders
A prompt about the significance of birthdays and thoughtful gifts prompts readers to reflect on a birthday occurring this month in their home, highlighting affection and forethought as the core message.
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Finley Barber
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