No. 2 Candidate Key to Roosevelt Reelect Debate
The piece argues Roosevelt is strong for a fourth term amid war and Republican splits. It suggests the vice presidency matters more than ever, prefers a Southern Democrat with real democratic ideals, and warns against Wallace or a pro wealth backed VP.
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Roosevelt
Gallup
United States
Enterprise
Democratic Party
South
Huey Longs
Bob Reynolds
Wallace
Mr. Roosevelt
False prophets warned in a scripture laden sermon
A reflective sermon traces Jesus and biblical figures confronting false prophets across history. It cites Isaiah John the Evangelist Milton and Hitler as examples, urging vigilance against deceit, urging faith, moral courage, and the triumph of true prophecy over corruption.
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Caesarea Philippi
Herod
Isaiah
God
John Milton
Hitler
Soldier and civic voices weigh in on Roosevelt and daily life
Pvt H S Nock says soldiers likely back Roosevelt if he runs, while Barbara N remarks on apartment hunting in Point. R M Bloom faces an OPA violation summons, and Sgt H F Richardson comments on Shrine initiation. County Commissioner Joe Hoffman Sr explains a county survey, doctors praised, Red Cross praised, and local tax and ration issues noted. Public transport, tax deadlines, and radio news also referenced, with insights from Lieut Albert W Suggs and Miss Iris Moffitt.
S.O.8 and the vast supply chain of World War I missions
The article details Services of Supply S.O.8 as the backbone delivering food clothing weapons and transport to soldiers overseas. It recalls World War I logistics including bread for the A.E.F. nearly 2,000,000 pounds daily and 71,000,000 pounds of candy shipments plus cigars and cigarettes. It notes daily wartime costs and the wide range of items bought from helmets to aspirin as production and shipments rise to meet global war demands.
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S.O.8
Services of Supply
United States
Edward Stettinius, Junior
Napoleon
Strate
Gist
A.E.F
Uncle Sam
France
St. Mihiel
John S. Hayes
Max K. Gilstrap
United States Army
Winchell On Broadway The Love Letters Of A Columnist
A collection of reader letters and clippings praising or criticizing Walter Winchell. Soldiers, Legion posts, and newspapers echo support and attack as he exposes subversive groups and McNazis. The item preserves a period voice on wartime media figures and political tension.
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Columist
Winchell
Tnie
Ncoln
Robert H. J
New York
Walter
James L. Young
American Legion
King’s
We of the
B. L
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N. C. City
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John the Evangel
United Nations
W.A.B
Pvt. H. Snock
R. M. Bloom
U. S. District Court
H. F. Richardson
Joe Hoffman
Knox Wilson
Red Cross
Leigh Harper
Troy R. Short
Lieut
Albert W. Suggs
Foreign Service
Iris Moffitt
Mary Sue Briggs
OPA
Kate S. Chittenden
New York Board of Education
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Ross
Cutie
National Safety
Counch
Christopher Crittenden
Ellen M. Rollins
Broadway
Washington
W. W
National Republican Revivalist Committee
Chicago
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Lizzie Dilling
Marshall Field
Dorothy Thompson
Sparks
Hopkins
Hoffman
Mr. Winchell
Pvt. B. B. P.S
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
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W. Winchell
MacDill Field
Fla
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Florida
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Congress
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