Roosevelt and His Party Prospects Under Roosevelts Nomination
Political experts argue Roosevelt remains the Democratic nominee with a potential election path but warn long term harm to the party if he seeks another term. They note waning popularity for both Roosevelt and the Democrats, while questioning the wartime need for his continued leadership and suggesting a fresh, capable candidate could benefit the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Exr
Roosell
Repulican
White House
Roosevelt
New York
Becaue
All Things Work Together for Good in Hard Times
An exhortation on Romans 8 28 analyzing adversity and history to affirm that love for God sustains believers. It cites Pauls teachings about creation groaning and Gods aid, urging steadfast faith and courageous witness amid persecution and turmoil.
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God
Nero
Rome
Paul
Apostle
Damascan
Moffatt
Ada Burgess
Public council meeting echoes and opinions voiced
City officials and residents comment on meeting turnout and community programs. Dr J G Gircome notes fear kept people away. Ossie Davis praises the Negro youth center and rising attendance. M W Nash cites courtroom manpower concerns and mentions women. Archie Batalas hopes for Allied invasion timing.
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J. G. Gircome
Ossie Davis
Negro Boys
Reflections and Reactions After War News and Postwar Concerns
Citizens share varied views on Knox’s death and wartime leadership while reflecting on social shifts. People discuss morale in the Navy, marriage strains from wartime service, and concerns about youth education as postwar changes loom.
Cow Disputes and Nine Month Reports Highlight Council Meeting
In High Point the Thursday council session drew a small crowd as hog and cow distance rules sparked debate. City Manager Braden presented nine month department reports bound in 108 pages, read aloud by officials, with mixed praise from the mayor and concerns over recodifying city ordinances.
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Roy S. Braden
Council
Braden
R. A. Herring
Fire Department
W. G. Friddle
Parks and Recreation Division
D. C. MacRae
Mr. Stoker
Alice Wicker May
T.€. Kirkman
Broadway Gossip and Patton Rumor Sparks Headlines
A spread of Hollywood and wartime notes reports Gen Patton being rumored to lead an invasion tribute before his London speech. The item lists publishers, film projects, showgirls, Dewahey troop deployments, and upcoming Broadway and radio plans, with names like Knopf Selznick and Gypsy Rose Lee amid entertainment and public notices.
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Gen. Patton
London
McNaught Syndicate
John Gunsther
Coluum
Gunther
Gindy Simms
Frank Loesser
Ace Songsmith
Mary Brown
Wacs
A. A. Knopf
Mencken
Martin
Will Rogers
Dewey
David Ova Selznick
Russell Swann
Wedgwood Room
Gypsy Rose Lee
Hollywood
Arthur William Brown
Society of Illustrators
Phil Baker
Irmgaard Erik
Beverly Hills
Constance Moore
Paul Lukas
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Lexington
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
His
Old Dobbin
North Carolina
M. W. Nash
Specia
Balkan Countries
Archie Batalas
Frank Knox
Navy
Frank Sizemore
Knox
Roden Avery
Montgomery Ward
RK. N. Potts
Monroe Bowden
Fellowes
Roy
Lor High Parent- Teacher Association
Martha Warner
Joneses
Doc
Doran
H. Allen Smith
Webster
King Features
Wm. Crawford
Southwest Pacific
Gypsy Markoff
Lisbon
Greenwich Village
Marva Louis
Champ
Grace Moore
RCA Wiestor
la Conga
Simon and Schuster
Peter Arno
Ralph Ober
Associated Press- Wide World Photo
Carnegie Hall
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Hotel
Wilma Galbraith McGady
Air-Wac
George O. Welles
Dick Himber
Dick Todd
Mexico City
Miami Beach
Freedom Never Dies
Fredric March
Shirley Booth
Florence Eldridge
Louis Cajhern
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War Department
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South Pacific
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