Roosevelt Aims for Unity Across Flows of Power
The piece chronicles Roosevelt leveraging cross party alliances with Huey Long remnants La Follette Progressives and Republican Joe Ball in Minnesota to shape 1944 strategy. It notes labor and farm wage cap tensions and hints at 1942 revenue bill reform to ease gasoline shortages via a cont ract tax substitute while rail and oil firms seek compensation.
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Mr. Roosevelt
United Nations
Rhumph
Walter George
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Russell
Georgia
Maloney
Connecticut
Jesse Jones
Henderson
R. F.C
George
Shortages and daredevils reshape wartime health and cavalry
A European medical delegation in New York reports tuberculosis epidemics abroad and hospital strains in Germany and Britain, with nurses and women called back to service amid air raids. Separately, Soviet Don Cossacks revive old cavalry lore, equipping field artillery and mortars, riding out with gas masks and self-provisioned horses to face tanks and planes.
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New York
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Great Britain
London
England
D.’s
Volga
Russia
Budyonny
Caucasus
Urals
Truth as Word in Christian Science Sunday Lesson
Christian Science services on Sunday July 26 centered on Truth as the divine Word. The Golden Text cited Hebrews 4 12 and John 1 1 14 17, with passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy on the Word becoming flesh and its effects on body and mind.
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Christian Science
God
Moses
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Winchell Praised by Lakeland Ledger for Warnings
The Lakeland Ledger editorial lauds Walter Winchell under the headline Winchell Was Right for his warnings about German Bunds in the U S. It credits his midnight ride as a patriotic effort to awaken the public and regrets that earlier responses were lacking.
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Lakeland
Fla
Winchell
Lakeland Ledger
Walter Winchell
New War Time Value Found for Salt Water Mussels
Raleigh July 27 Captain John A Nelson state fisheries commissioner said a new war time value has been found for salt water mussels once considered worthless The materials for which the mussels are a source are kept confidential by producers but the value evidently is considerable A plant for ougin and shucking mussels has been established in Morehead City near large supplies of the shellfish
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Raleigh
John A. Nelson
Nelson
Morehead City
RAF Receives Boost From Salvaged Aircraft Build
For every aircraft built from new materials, the Royal Air Force gains sixty more aircraft built from salvaged airframes. This policy aims to expand fleet numbers quickly by reusing existing components and materials.
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Royal Air Force
Hugh Davis Wins State Net Meet Singles Title
Hugh Davis of Greensboro seeded No. 1 won the North Carolina Open singles championship in Asheville defeating Maurice Colwan of Washington 6-3 6-3 6-4. Majorie Waite of Atlanta captured the women's crown by beating Betsy Harris of Arden 6-2 6-4.
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Hugh Davis
Asheville
Greensboro
Maurice Colwan
Washington
Womn
Majorie Waite
Atlanta
Betsy Harris
Arden
Snake hunter kills sixty four snakes in row
State reports rural area near Talmadge McDaniels farm sees a prominent local hunter claim he killed 64 snakes during a recent shoot to thin the pests from the countryside.
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Statesville
Talmadge McDaniels
McDaniels
Seed saving tips for vegetables and note on theft recovery
The article explains saving seed from tomato and bean crops easily, while corn cucumber and melon seed varies with cross pollination. It warns against saving seed from hybrids and details fermentation cleaning of tomato and melon seeds. A brief crime note reports a carnival company warehouse robbery with a steam calliope and pipe organ missing.
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Belleville
Carnival Company
Camp Lee Company I Names Three Privates Listed
Camp Lee Virginia quartermaster replacement training center lists Privates John Holyns Andrew Andrews Joseph Joseph Stephen Stephen and William Williamson in the I company roster. The instruction to spread them on a blotter for two or three days and store for mice-free next spring appears as part of a fragmented wartime supply note.
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Camp Lee, Va
13Th Regiment
Camp Lee
Quartermaster Replacement Training Center
John Holyns
Andrew Andrews
Joseph Joseph
Stephen Stephen
William Williamson
Ill chosen bid may trap partner in bridge hand
A bridge column warns that a trap bid can force partner into trouble. After an opening one spade, North raises to four and then to five spades over four, creating a scenario where South is obliged to bid but cannot confidently judge hand strength. The analysis notes five spades is a dangerous overcall.
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North
South
Police Judge Breaks Slot Machine with Hammer
In Arkansas City Kansas Police Judge George Stanley once known for track weights, used a hammer to smash a confiscated slot machine. The machine shattered and so did the hammer, but the machine produced enough metal to pay for the broken hammer.
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Arkansas City
Kas
George Stanley
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Albert N. Leman
Florida Journal Lands
Fisheries Head
James G. Weaver
McKenney
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Nonevale West North Pass
Watt's
Watt
National Research Council
Committee On Food and Nutrition
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