Roosevelt Emotions Declare War Risk During Radio Address
The piece criticizes Franklin D. Roosevelt for using radio as if commanding a military force, arguing his words could push the nation toward bloodshed. It likens his rhetoric to wartime powers, cites Mussolini and Hitler, and warns of economic and political harms if emotions drive policy, urging a measured approach and focus on democracy.
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Reservoir scare corrected after irrigation break near Greeley
A report of the Algeratda reservoir break near Greeley proved false. Workers from the Weld County area fought to seal a 60 foot gap in a pipeline, restoring power and water to Kersey and surrounding communities. Names of workers include Storey, Howard, Vanford, Jones, Walldeverd, Osborne, and Lofgren. The state teachers college celebrates its 30th anniversary next month.
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Rights to Sell Arms to Allies Isat by FDR Pressure
Washington report details battles over War Department policy on surplus U S rifles and Allied aid. Roosevelt pressed Morgenthau and Marshall to rescind a restrictive order, enabling sales to allies while limiting direct U S to third parties. Labor leaders maneuver amid intra union tension as CIO debates denouncing aggressors and backing defense aid.
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Alumni Banquet Hosts Honor Former State Normal Graduate
The Wednesday alumni association of the institution hosted a banquet at the Baker home with Elmer Baker and Mrs Evickson as hosts. Guests included W Reynolds and Roy Satley, Bar Morgan, Fred Cameron, and Harald Ezaterda among others, noting ties to the Coto rago State Normal School now State Teachers College.
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Johnny Apollo Opens At Sterling Wednesday
The show at Sterling features a large cast including Tyrona Munaris Kolere Casa Siward Mickey and Charley Grapewin with a plot about a racketeer using false identity to hide a crime. The drama traces a year of crime and its moral reckoning ending with a prison release at the court.
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Hugh S Johnson Opposes Abdication in War Speech
In a wartime address, Hugh S. Johnson argues against dictatorship and urges steady leadership. He contends the nation does not seek one man rule and emphasizes unity, warning against overreach while the country remains at war.
Democracy in danger as Congress balks on key measures
Amid a heated debate, critics charge the president with steering policy while Congress stalls on essential democratic measures. The Hatch bill is urged to limit public spending for defense and social aid, and national resolve is framed as a test of democracy. Citizens express broad defense support but fear a drift toward executive overreach as Congress debates war powers and industrial strategy.
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