Byrd for President Candidacy Reflected as Democratic Shortage
The piece argues F D R backing lists Byrd as a last hope outside the fourth term, while Dewey looms as a rival. It claims Roosevelt’s power limits rivals, Hull is too old for the job, and most agency heads lack practical appeal. It notes Republicans hold key governorships and doubt exists any viable Democratic successor.
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Ray Tucker
Mr. Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Byrd Farley Ticket Seen As Electable Doubtful
Admiration for Harry F. Byrd as a potential president contrasts with strong doubt about his electability. The article notes the Byrd Farley ticket drawing cautious reaction as campaigns unfold.
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Appalled by Democrats If Roosevelt Breaks With Party
The piece argues the Democrats face a bleak prospects in a Roosevelt split ticket with Farley or Alfred E. Smith. It notes the Virginian’s caution and trade experience but questions appeal to independents labor and black voters. It warns New Deal factions may prefer Roosevelt remains in command.
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Alfred E. Smith
F.D.R
New York State
Roosevelt
One-Minute Test Pack on Democracy Phrase and Choices
Questions ask who coined "To make the world safe for democracy" and define Hobson's choice. It also inquires which U.S. president ardently backed spelling reform. The hints warn that rude insincerity erodes regard, and a quote from Parke Godwin extols independence as essential.
Horoscope for April 12 outlook and promises
You are cautious and deliberate in decisions and accept full responsibility. You value home life and strive to improve it. A year of activity ahead includes surprises from loved ones, possible successful legal or property deals, and a promotion. A born today child may show prophecy, philosophy, generosity, diplomacy, and fortune, with much travel indicated.
Stable keeper forces horse choice in doorway tale
The tale centers on Tobias Hobson, an English stable keeper, who made each customer take the horse closest to the door as the story’s central incident. The prompt references Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt as unrelated elements in the quiz.
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Woodrow Wilson
Tobias Hobson
Theodore Roosevelt
Tito's Troops Repulse German Attacks in Yugoslavia
Free Yugoslav radio reported Tito's partisans dispersed German attempts to recapture Mrkonjigrad in the Jajce area on the Sarajevo to Italian frontier road. The same bulletin noted ongoing battles along the Ihac Knin sector and fighting near Studenica in Serbia.
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Mrkonjigrad
Jajce
Sarajevo
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Sawtooth
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Ihac
Costa Rican student gains dairy insight at Penn State
Forced diet in State College follows Odette Hector, a Costa Rican dairy manufacturing student at Pennsylvania State College, as she learns English and exchanges meals while absorbing first-hand knowledge of dairy products during her initial week on campus.
Independent Unions Seek Place On War Labor Board
Washington reports a quiet but growing push by independent labor unions to gain representation on the National War Labor Board. Leaders like Matthew Smith of the Mechanics Educational Society of America argue independents defend democracy in labor, despite fears some independents act as company unions. The effort, backed by the Confederated Unions of America, aims to widen representation amid large employer influence and ongoing wage disputes.
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Washington
National War Labor Board
Hook Or Crook
International Typographical Union
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International Union of Brewery
War Labor Board
The
Lovers
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AFL
Matthew Smith
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Roosevelt
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America
Underwriters to Hold Four Sessions in State
North Carolina State Association of Life Underwriters organizes its annual sales congress with four area sessions in Balti more Greensboro Charlotte and Asheville. Secretary J S Babb of Durham chairs the congress with President Eric L Tilley expected to attend all sessions. A separate office wreck in London yielded 160000 in cash.
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North Carolina State Association of Life Underwriters
Bal
Greensboro
Charlotte
Asheville
J. S. Babb
Eric L. Tilley
Cherry asserts veterans' readjustment top NC issue
R Gregg Cherry of Gastonia, candidate for governor, told veterans of two world wars that the immediate future's chief problem is the civilian reentry of about 300,000 North Carolinians in uniform. He urged reemployment and self respect for these returning servicemen and women.
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