Roosevelt Defends Cabinet Picks Amid Defense Debate
A controversial opinion piece argues President Roosevelt’s cabinet choices, Knox and Stimson, push toward intervention in Europe. It contends the picks reflect a broader national defense drive yet fear political backlash, labeling the move as a rubber stamp for intervention and warning of policy shifts under a coalition-like stance. The column contrasts editorials on alternative paths for defense and election strategy.
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Hye
Gro
Europe
Liliona
Roosevelt
Knudsen
Iecken
Prohibition Party
Roger Batson
Hitler
Washington
Congressional Tunnel
Willkie
Colorado Springs Gazette
U. S
Hugi
Johnse
Washington, D
Aly
Stimson
Lukson
Mtr
Montha
Asher
Cary Soso
Republicang Who Save Wat Niulneza
WAC
My. Stimson
Malter
Toree
Japan
Maneshuke
Cor East
Urese Gentimnen
Struem
Ticera
Knox
White House
Ove
Ste Tlrliy
Mgr. Stimson
Olieate Bint
Louis Johnann
McJoinson
Mike
Inne
Itrain
Johnsornamic
Lesdendin
Ilia
Wartime Austria of 1940s? Ambiguous in text
The fragmentary text outlines wartime concerns including U S reactions to supplying France, Nazi pressure on Dutch and Norwegian workers, Guatemala’s claims on Honduras, and anti-U S Nazi propaganda among American Indians. It mentions Morgenthau, British empire roles, and covert Nazi influence via Indian reservations and Latin American leaders.
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France
Guatemala
Honduras
Gop Flekety
Me Republicato
Wan Joly
Suoh
Eleaida
KML
Jlannthan
Joe Pow
Pennsylvania
AOL
Revue
Guatetnia
Samuel Hoare
Einatein
Einaicht
Anhurb
San Diego
Calif
Lerma
San Guenin
Folsom
Ulfer
Navy
Lnhilizence
Sedace Mets
Washington
Governienc
Gill
U. S
Indiana
Mexico
Moxicn
Ecundar
Bova
Peru
Guatemata
Coloiman
Venezuela
ENT
Mupich
Wheat crop ravaged by pests across county in 1921
In 1921 wheat crops suffered a severe outbreak affecting winter and spring wheat across West Pawnes Larsen area. County Agent M J Knapp and County Commissioner D C Straight toured West Fawned meeting, addressing farmers about the crisis and its impact on yields. Other items note social events and a Boy Scout master training program at Colorado State College.
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Wote
West Pawnes
Larsen
M. J. Knapp
D. CG. Straight
West Fawned
Peilay
Thirteenth Avenue
Ailsa Harolet Findley
Lafayette
Ind
Alica Badger
Mary Tateor
J. G. Graham
Seventh Avenue
Ccnraa
Colorado State
Fenchera Callags
Greeley
Viciaity
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across and Down Items
Puzzle text presents a scrambled list of across clues and down clues with many garbled phrases. It names numerous proper nouns and miscellaneous terms, including potential inventor names, places, and devices, but the readable content is fragmentary and inconsistent. The piece reads like a puzzle page with scattered hints and unrelated words.
Public Forum on Greeley City Status and Tax Burdens
Editor urges Greeley residents to weigh two paths to prevent First Class City costs. Proposals include delaying status until population reaches 25 000 or adopting a Home Rule City framework to retain current salaries and governance while avoiding elevated fiscal burdens. Public input sought.
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Tribune
Greeley
Acord
Colorado
Chas
Grealey
Clei
Meri
Crealey
Gilly
Gresley
Grecley
Glage
Time for Self Examinaton and Atomic Fear
A reflective warning on world conflict driven by American inventions such as links machines airplanes and submarines. The piece laments unleashed destructive power and the peril of hate envy greed, noting that defense programs amplify danger and threaten global harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toram
My Favorite Wife at Chief Theatre in Sunday showing
A comic treatment of Cary Grant and Irene Dunne in a revived film with a shipwrecked wife returning to claim her husband, creating a tangle of mistaken loyalties. The Fremd notes praise the lively dialogue, witty set pieces, and Garson Kanin’s script amplifying the Bachelor Father vibe.
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Osens
Chief Theatre
Gwens
Teenea Dunne
Tney Grant Neary
Iad Harrington
Ronald Bachirnte
Hush O'Connell
Johnasnidee
Grinvilig
Laton
Dr. Kehtear
Thy Suedl Jeture Herald
Cary Grant
Irene Dusyne
Jean
Anitoctor
Wite No. 1
Stanhood
Ploe
Muse
Martina
Alrowk
Mee Orin
Ipals
Garson Katin
Mather
Overthrow Likely If Leafers Turn Stritk En
The piece argues Reagan era policy could topple easily as leaders shift, urging restraint on spending and criticizing League of Nations style mandates. It warns of a world armed and warns against costly international commitments and a global police code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Cooldyadadnaes
Owe Oing
Ava Wa
United States
League of Wations
Sivrope
League of Balloos
Ns Tohal
America
Demands Rise as War Strategy Sparks Political Clash
Genetist Hugh S. Johnson faces criticism as Roosevelt's wartime policy and Stimson cabinet moves draw partisan reaction. The piece argues the plan risks a political shift, questions executive authority, highlights Johnson and Knox’s wartime roles, and notes opposition to interim military measures ahead of the Republican convention.
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