Republican Rep Taber Questions Roosevelt Trust And Leadership
Rep Taber of New York called President Roosevelt untrustworthy and said he will be seen historically as the most incompetent administrator. He issued the remark after Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt expressed astonishment at Republican members not applauding the president’s address. Taber defended their silence as owed to distrust and claimed the president betrayed him after following him twice.
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Rep. Taber
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House Appropriations Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Trains Halted by Caterpillar Swarm on Tracks
Trains stop when trains encounter large numbers of caterpillars crossing the rails. The crushed bodies create grease on the rails, causing loss of traction and halting service.
After a Cold Stay in Bed and S.S.S. Tonic Claim
The piece urges rest after a cold and promotes S.S.S. Tonic as a quick way to rebuild strength. It claims relief within ten days and that millions rely on the product, suggesting it makes people feel and look like themselves again.
Governor Broughton outlines 1939 education and road plans
North Carolina Governor outlines a broad program including vocational education reform, a nine month school term, a 12th grade, and a strengthened state board of education. He calls for library aid, a eastern tuberculosis sanatorium, revamped primary roads, and strict highway system governance. Roosevelt named as inspiration.
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State Fair Grounds
Board of Education
North Carolina
Reich Installed as Woodmen Commander in Winston-Salem
F L Reich was installed as consul commander at a Woodmen of the World meeting in Winston-Salem. Members attended from Greensboro Charlotte High Point Burlington and Martinsville Va.
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Winston-Salem
F. L. Reich
Woodmen of the World
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Charlotte
High Point
Burlington
Martinsvile
SOS for Carpenters Ashboro
From Fort Bragg an emergency call for 900 laborers and 150 finished carpenters prompted the local employment office to issue an SOS. Unemployed workers may contact the office to be put to work at once with an attractive wage scale. German machinery will be used in reconstructing Romanian highways.
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Asheboro
Fort Bragg
Reynolds Big Loan Questioned By Senate Panel
A Senate investigative committee seeks full details on a $100,000 loan reportedly used to cover costs of Roosevelt and Norris campaign broadcasts. R J Reynolds and Oliver Quayle faced subpoenas, with Charles Quinn testifying that Quayle asked New Jersey Democrats to fund three broadcasts and Reynolds would advance the loan.
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Charles Quinn
New Jersey State Democratic Committee
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Flag designer dispute linked to Hopkinson
The claim that Francis Hopkinson designed the Stars and Stripes is contrasted with the notion that Berd Ross did not create the flag. The article centers on Hopkinson as a signer of the Declaration and his alleged role in flag design.
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Stars and Stripes
Francis Hopkinson
Berd Ross
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