Political campaign activity shifts into final weeks
Nations represent camp rival machines push toward November election as Roosevelt plans AFL Teamsters event in Washington. Governors Green Warren Baldwin attack Dems and Hillman while Brownell criticizes CIO PAC. Hannegan leads regional party conferences to boost organization and turnout. Bricker defends black pencil voting stance as dispute simmers in Ohio.
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Associated Press
Presidentelt
Thomas Keys
Roosevelt
AFL Teamsters Union
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Earl Warren
California
Dwight H.green
Ilinois
Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Dewey
Sidney Hillman
Big City
Green
New Deal
Kelly
Hague
Flynn
Hannegan
Warren
Republican Party
Hillman
Congressional Campaign Funds
CIO
Na[nor
Herbert Brownell
Chicago
Brownell
Cio-Pac
Wallace
White House
Robert L. Hannegan
New England
Middle Atlantic
Lere
Campaign Money and Postwar Reflections by W A Bivins
W A Bivins surveys campaign finance history from Bryan to FDR, noting legal reforms, labor influence, and political funding. He cites Sid Cook and 1920s campaigns, then shifts to postwar calm after war’s end and the need for patient veteran readjustment and statesmanship.
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William Jennings Bryan
Congress
Bryan
Wilson
Harding
Cook
Herbert Hoover
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Denmark
Sid
America
International camp brings 16 nations to Cayuga Lake
OVID N Y Aug 30 Camp Sheldrake on Cayuga Lake is a junior international house now in its 10th year. Residents from 16 nations range in age from six to 12 with counselors, forming a big American family in the country. Sisters Ellen Dunwoody Nester and Esther Dunwoody Jacobs started the project to teach basic understanding that all people are one family, with campers from Germany to China learning tolerance through daily life and a morning round table, half the campers American to foster international mindedness.
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Ovid
N. Y
Sheldrake
Cayuga Lake
Ellen Dunwoody Nester
New York City
Esther Dunwoody Jacobs
Montclair
N. J
Nester
Jan
Ivan
Ganesh
Manfred
Kwei
Hua
Washington
Italy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Poland
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Greece
France
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
England
Scotland
China
De Gaulle Plans New Cabinet After Paris Move
Gen Charles De Gaulle is expected to form a new cabinet in Paris soon retaining some National Liberation Committee members and adding French resistance leaders. Most of the committee should reach Paris shortly with no fixed election date. Some leaders want delays until 2,500,000 prisoners and laborers return from Germany.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Committee of National Liberation
France
de Gaulle
Resistance
Germany
Reconstruction of Cassino Planned
The Allied Control Commission for Italy announced plans to reconstruct Cassino with 125 one family houses. Italian requests for modern plumbing and lighting were rejected. The wreckage of Cassino itself will not be disturbed for now.
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Rome
Cassino Theater
Allied Control Commission For Italy
Cassino
Babylonian Trade Flourished In Its Golden Era
A study notes that 4 000 years ago Babylonian civilization thrived as a commercial and mercantile society with strong market activity and widespread exchange.
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23Rd Infantry
Silver
W. A. Bivins
Don Whitehead
Wordsworth
London Bridge
Savant
Piedmont
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U. S. Marine Corps
J. S. Loflin
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Central Pacific
International House
New York
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Aokind
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