Dissention in Washington as Congress presses back
The piece argues that conflict between President Roosevelt and Congress over war power threatens the nation. It praises Congress for asserting itself and hopes the President will realign with elected representatives, easing Capitol tensions and restoring democratic balance.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Senator Barkley
Senate
Washington
Capitol
Day Of Prayer Tomorrow at World Day of Prayer
The World Day of Prayer event is sponsored by the City-wide Council Women and will be held at the First Baptist Church from 1 to 3 PM. A printed prayer asks for guidance to live in harmony and serve others through daily acts of devotion.
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First Baptist Church
High Point
World of Prayer
Duke
Consolidated Hospital
Rankin
High Point Memorial Hospital
Duke Foundation
North Carolina
R. W. Shelley
Charlotte
Barkley
Evert
House of Prayer
H. W. McCain
Charles F. Carroll
Kesselring
Italy
Mount Cassino
Hitler
Cafe Society
Cholly Knickerbocker
Elsa Maxwell
Thoughts on Absenteeism and Church Resilience
A compilation of remarks from Dr. F L Conrad Louis Welborns and others on absenteeism in industry and the church. Local figures discuss wartime morale religious resilience politics and social behavior with emphasis on leadership and prayer.
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F. L. Conrad
Wallace Vision of Postwar World Conflicts with Democracy
Washington notes critique Vice President Wallace outlines a postwar world where Democracy and Marxian socialism mingle. He contrasts Soviet totalitarianism with American democracy and questions reaching an agreed “X” for global peace. Governor Bricker suggests a live and let live policy balanced by strong national defense.
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Washington
Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Hegel
Russia
Stalin
Tennessee Valley Authority
AAA
NYA
Social Security
Mr. Wallace
United States
Portrait of a Man Reading the Newspapers on Broadway
The Herald-Tribune cites the Dies report on Peace Now and notes questions about John Albert Collett born in Oslo and his 1940 Oslo Passport. The piece critiques editorial stances and political tempers surrounding Roosevelt era issues and wartime figures.
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Dies
John Albert Collett
Oslo
Emil and
Gudren von der Lippe Collett
United States
Hitler
Collett
Dies Committee
Roosevelt
Willkie
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