Roosevelt May Step From Presidency in 1944 Race
Roosevelt may retire from public life at the end of his term signaling a potential shift in 1944 politics. Forecasters note Republican gains in Chicago and Baltimore suggest Democrats face stiff odds, while James Farley questions any New Deal ally’s success in Texas or North Carolina.
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I Am a Murderer Chapter XXI Witness to a Fortunate Find
In a Cascades cabin Washington Frye and Tinker form a partnership after a stunning discovery. Frye insists his wife and children join the expedition, clashing with Tinker’s caution. They return from a new outcrop extraordinarily rich, fueling elation and danger in equal measure.
Isolationist Reputation Affects Barkley and Labor Policy
The piece argues isolationist sentiment may deter men who otherwise support shelving the contentious topic. Barkley frets that F D R стиль anti labor stance could cost him his Senate seat. War Department explains deidentifying records hinder locating beneficiaries amid thousands of Smiths Browns and Jonses in official files.
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Angered Voices on Vice-President Wallace Mexico Trip Spur Trade Tensions
New York exporters returning from Buenos Aires warn that U S Argentina relations are deteriorating while Britain gains influence in the Pampas. The piece notes English ownership of rail, banking, and meat industries and hints at Axis influence aiding English businessmen. It also cites Churchill's demarche against Castillo and Ark of neutrality rumors.
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Nations, fronts, and shortages mold wartime tensions
The piece describes how navicerts and trading blocs complicate Allied supply lines, with the United Nations and the U S represented in blockade committees. It notes German propaganda strife between Buenos Aires and Washington, and shortages as plants shift from wartime to civilian output.
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College to Camp honors first local Negro artist in Hampton Art
Jose Lawrence Mack son of Herbert and Berlla Mack of 849 E Washington St earned a B S in General Studies with art and interior decorating at Hampton Institute on April 12 1943 He first Hampton School of Art graduate under Victor Lowenfeld also held a competitive art scholarship He painted four murals two at Fort Eustis and two at Hampton He enlisted in the U S Army last September and reported for active duty May 4 He is the first local Negro to win distinction in Art and Interior Decorating.
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Prom Night Reaches William Penn High in Dec Decor
The annual Junior-Senior Prom occurred Friday in the school gymnasium with nine o’clock gathering. Alphelia Poe, class president, welcomed guests as Lemon Smith gave the welcome. Mary James sang, Robert Simpson played My Buddy on sax. Students parents and teachers enjoyed the music and refreshments.
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Meeting Tonight At First Baptist And St Marks
The Pastor's Air Circle of the First Baptist Church meets tonight at 8 p m in the church Social Room with Mrs Daisy Cunningham as hostess. Brotherhood No 1 of St Marks Methodist Church gathers at 8 p m at Mrs Lacy Kim dall s home. William H Brower of Baltimore Md visits his parents on Mothers Day. street address given. A Norwegian town plans a nitrogen fixation plant. US sewing needles gain popularity in Mexico.
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Granny Walker Declines Paisley Women's Race At 92
The longtime winner Granny Jane Walker of Paisley withdraws from the last race claiming age and plans to reach 100.
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Chang Shan-tze Dies After Illness Post Return to Chungking
Shortly after returning to Chungking from New York, Chang Shan-tze who painted tigers and drew praise in the United States Europe and China became ill and died.
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