Whose Ox Rides The Roosevelts Politics In North Carolina
The column discusses REA chief Harry Slattery accusing Jonathan Daniels of pressuring for Roosevelt's fourth term, noting Daniels is tied to Raleigh News and Observer lineage and a White House aide. It compares past state political meddling by officials and Daniels’ current Washington role, ending with a reflection on perspective and tolerance.
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Ape Electrification
Harry Slattery
Senate
Roosevelt
REA
Slattery
Jonathan Daniels
Josephus
Raleigh News and Observer
News Out
Washington
Daniels
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Clyde Hoey
Raleigh
M. Slattery
Gardner
Ehringhaus
Maxwell
Hoey
School Commission
Lloyd Griffin
State
Dudley Bagley
Graham
McDonald
Broughton
Cherry
Mr. Daniels
North Carolina
Rome
Capitol
Congress
O'Callaghan
San Francisco
Fallen idols and a nation’s ambivalence over Chaplin
In a discussion on Charlie Chaplin indictions and public sentiment, The Wilmington Star argues the case should not be a public concern yet notes growing discontent with Chaplin’s personal life. The piece recalls Dewey and Lindbergh as icons, contemplates American morals, and concludes Chaplin should stay, possibly producing his best work.
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Wilmington Star
Charlie Chaplin
The
Star
Chaplin
George Dewey
Manila Bay
New York
Congress
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Lindbergh
Munich
le Bourget Airfield
David
Charlie
W.A.B
Candidate declares independence for 1944 presidency
A Knoxville Tennessee man Richard G Harris declares himself Independent Progressive Republican candidate for the 1944 U S presidency. He pledges to bring home armed forces and belongings, fortify the nation and cut taxes by at least sixty percent. He attacks sin and supports Southern womanhood while noting Wisconsin silver foxes migrating to Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Harris
Knoxville
Tenn
United States of America
America
United States
War talk and thrift echo at postwar meeting
Veterans and civilians discuss military readiness and postwar finance. Chief Petty Officer F. Ball notes Wave enlistments foreseen and possible drafts. J F Jones recalls WWI fears while civic leader Loren Hendrix critiques thrift and wartime spending. R K Stewart reports a large YWCA luncheon focused on character building.
Postwar peace must be democratic and Christian, says columnist
The piece argues the only lasting peace comes from democracy and Christianity, rejects League proposals and world police, and warns against imperialism or a world state. It advocates a United States style Europe, self sufficiency, a strong armed force, and vigilant defense policies.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Russia
Britain
United States
China
Stalin
Churchill
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
Europe
Army
White House
France
Hitler
Japan
South Pacific
League of Nations
On Broadway and Washington Salvos in Sedition Cases
Long column reports Judge Eicher in Washington granting Rogge's motion to strike a defense motion as scurrilous and sustaining a jail hold on Stewart amid inquiries into a $36,000 cash source. It notes lists from Wheeler Holt Fish Lindbergh and 40,000 names, plus coverage of press crews, editorial feuds, and the Peace Now controversy with John Collett and George Hartmann.
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Eicher
Washington
O. John Rogge
Col. Sanctuary
Lake Geneva
Senator Wheeler
Holt and Fish
America First
C. A. Lindbergh
George W. Hartmann
Helen Fuller
John Collett
New Republic
T Quisling
Japan
Miss Fuller
Collett
Cincinnati
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Getves
Associated Press
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High Point
Nationai Ae
Joan Budd Co
Lesington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Mr. Slattery
Wisconsin
Broadway
Navy
Agenae
Oficer F. Ball
Germany
J. F. Jones
Mr. Hendrix
Eit
Willkie
Y.W.C.A
C. E. Borzelle
R. K. Stewart
Winchell
House of Representaties
Joe Martin
Heslop Vance Johnson
Tom Stokes
Nathan Robertson
Smithereens
Miami Beach
N. Y
Marshalls
Lincoln
Abe
Yarrop
Goebbels
Berlin
Cong. Rankin
House of Rep
Washington, D. C
Hamburg
Cologne
Private
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