Roosevelt Youth Policy Sparks Debate Across Parties
A long critique traces a seven year arc from Hiller and Stalin youth programs to a proposed Roosevelt youth scheme for ages 18 to 21. It questions disciplines, political motives, and potential voting impacts while warning Congress against broad social policy and calling for careful cabinet selections and leadership from party nominees.
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Hiller
Mitler
Mussolini
Sirlin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Labora
Stalin
Sons of the Wolf
Roosevelt
Congress
Traffic and bridge reopenings near Greeley June 1920
In the county drought reports the main road between Greeley and Denverwich reopened at 9 40 am after construction over the Platte River channel. Bridges allow all vehicles except traction engines. New staff at Colorado suites colleges and universities recommended by presidents includes Ms Cinva Banetzer Mrs Helen Davis and Mina Dorothy Tucker with David Le Zrvo and Poa Jenu leading departments.
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Greeley
Stoneham
Liepinto
Clwb
Guartes Wind
X Tip
Pawner
Wihiter
Greelay
Denverwich
Platte
la la Sella
Colorado
Misa Cinva Banetzer
Firat Gerade
Mias Helen 0. Davis
Janior High School
Mina Dorothy Tucker
David le Zrvo
Poo, Jenu
Bead
Blalagy
Washington Merry Go Round interview on Hitler and Roosevelts cabinet
A fragmentary Washington Merry Go Round column discusses Hitler's interview, US diplomatic posture, and Roosevelt’s cabinet reshuffle prospects. It mentions Willkie, Perkins, Woodring, and the labor department, with debates over policy timing and defense production impacts.
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Torsevel
Roosevelts
Mars
Wead-eis
Perkins
Remiblicaus
Tim
Dave Woodring
Miller
Leon
Bato
Ayokson
Appel Sulioy Lilusue
Walder
Toosevelt
Misa Perkins
Nate
Eirele
Rossevert
Woodring
Bottleneck in U S arms program slows rearmament effort
AP feature outlines four key bottlenecks: machine tools and skilled labor shortages, rail and port transportation limits, raw material and industrial capacity constraints, and lagging production facilities. It notes plants closed or mothballed after peace and the need to repurpose idle workers and equipment to supply ammunition and artillery parts.
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Beatty
Washington
Cour
Machine Toola
Sater
Saw Materi
Airhead
Hue
Gsulget
Machtre Tool
Heneck
Botteneck
Chicago
Borton
Baltimore
Chicago Boleauck Ton
Smullon
Generals
St.Lake
Ordi Ary
Nore
Bartered Bride at Central City July 19
Central City presents the opera Bartered Bride on July 19 with an ensemble cast including Kruscidnan De peasant, Lewis D'Atwseto Ladinila and Hele Olbert. The production, directed by Frank Striger, features a chorus, ballet, circus performers, and a Greenley group bus delegation.
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Sihelaan
Tyle
Frank Striger
Polis Trentate
Greeley Grouns
Greeley Delelpationg
Kruscidnan
Lewis D'Atwseto Ladinila
Hele Olbert
Mavia
Antoine Vehing Micha
Tita
Anek
George Ruselyfenik
Micha
Dohn Carter Reaal
Soringer
Halton
Louise D'Angelo
Denunciation of a Plot to Stop Willkie in 1940 Politics
Readers in Philadelphia report Republican leaders plotting to derail Willkie and promote Dewey Taft and Vandenberg as a rival ticket. The piece warns such maneuvers could repudiate the party, threaten peace and liberty, and risks a slide toward dictatorship unless Willkie is given fair treatment.
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Willkie
Tere
Herbert Hoover
Robert Taft
Vandenberg
Senate
Washierton
Herl von Wleegwil
Hearst
Hitler
Ant
Himzelf
Germany
Hitkey
Pawmer Resoual
Will D
Mses
Atlles. . S
Amerigin
Hidtes Iytho
United States
S Street
Hurbert Yuover
Wodorew Wilson
Wavay
Berlin
Masaseansetts Ave
Washington
Philadelphe
Republisn
Wilkie
Dewey
Taft
Caesar
Cuncanson Pompey
Kiysterino
Jan
Nat Philarelphin
Winkie
His Majesty's
Toyal Ppp
Reese- Velt
Ghast- Weiler
Weckissy
Tam Dewey
Senator Vandenwerg
Tony Galealo
Willide
Lincoln
Convicted Woman and Flight Angel at Chint
Theatre guide reviews a double feature with Convicted Woman and Flight Angel, noting dramatic plots and performances by a large cast including June Lang Glenn Ford Iris Meremith Esther Dale and others. The piece critiques political satire and recent public figures while discussing public reception and potential impact on democracy.
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Flight Angele
Chint
Weis
Cangluaiy
Virgie Urure
Dana Wayne Slow
Ratyly Mamy
Jane Wyma
John Ley
Marget Storenson
Auretiea Kent
May Thief
Rachele Urdsan
Milett Bivsecart
June Lang
Lote Siate
Glenn Ford
Iris Meremith
Lena Gray
Esther Dale Wll Wittkoa Karimi
Hibtates
Egrafg
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