Morrison and Hoey in a North Carolina Senate clash debate
The piece weighs the 74 year old former governor Morrison against 66 year old ex governor Hoey for a US Senate bid. It argues Morrison faces long odds due to age, recent political quiet, and Hoey’s deeper state connections while noting Morrison’s past service and potential bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gover Morrison
United States Senate
Clyde Hoey
Cam Morrison
Carolina
Reynolds
Morrison
Ralph McDonald
Gover Hoey
Hoey
Congress
Mecklenburg
Frozen Circulation at The En With Newsprint Shortage
The Enterprise announces a frozen circulation due to a newsprint shortage. Only renewals and renewals will be accepted while the paper struggles to meet quota reductions. The staff regrets the action and asks readers for patience as deliveries halt for new subscriptions. C est la guerre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Life Blood
War Draft Talks and Global Setbacks Highlight Editorial
The piece discusses Congress revisiting conscription for fathers amid wartime needs, examines setbacks from Leros Kiev and Italy, and argues morale and resolve must press on. It notes media focus on losses, cautions against overestimating gains, and reflects on speeches by Hitler and postwar service ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leros
Kiev
Italy
United Nations
H’ Ie
Policy Debate Over Pre Pearl Harbor Fathers
The speaker laments that a definite policy could not be decided before drafting pre Pearl Harbor fathers, arguing it would have spared issues after the first of them had passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor
Congress
High Point
Lexington
Con
Voices Behind War Time Trade and Policy Questions
A collection of quotes covering liquor shortages and prices, scrap metal drives, waste paper shortages, British views on WWII allies, legal history, prohibition debates, and postwar price controls. Notable participants include Donald M. Nelson, J. B. Estley, Harold L. Ickes, Mildred H. McAfee, Stanley Baar, George H. Preston, C. A. York, and Gen. Mark W. Clark, reflecting public sentiment on material shortages, wartime governance, and economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
News of America
Wartion Board
Donald M. Nelson
United Scrap Metal Drive
Roosevelt may seek fourth term as party factions realign
The piece weighs potential successors and the likelihood of Franklin D. Roosevelt seeking a fourth term. It surveys Leo Crowley and other figures, questions from Southern editors about Byrd, Marshall and Wallace, and analyzes Dewey Willkie Bricker dynamics shaping the 1940 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Walker
Leo Crowley
Crowley
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Senate
Wallace
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrd
Midwest
South
V. P
Marshall
New Deal
Mr. Roosevelt
Britain
Russia
Willkie
Dewey
Ohio
Bricker
Taft
Portrait of a Man with a Hammer on Broadway
A broad survey of political figures and public life as the 1940s campaign looms. The piece critiques trial candidates like Bricker and Landon, praises Churchill, and lampoons political theatrics, diplomacy at Moscow, and domestic enforcement issues including price controls and black market activity.
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White House
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Wm. Gibbs McAdoo
Demos
W. J. Bryan
Landon
Kansas
Gov
Bricker
Ohio
Willkie
Churchill
Hitler
Winnie
Britain
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Robert Thompson
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Oousen Gee
National Ate
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Oklahoma
Germany
North Carolina
J. B.estley
Geo. Norris
Nebraska
J. David R. Stinson
Wacss
Algiers
Seston
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Mildred H. McAfee
Stanley Baar
Allied Liquor Industries, Inc
George H. Preston
Maryland Commission 2 of Mental Hygiene
C. A. York
F. E. Harllee
OPA
Mark W. Clark
Paul Mallon
Ing
Stalin
Private
Breger Abroad
Lt Dave Brea Batann
Fdr
George Washington
Buster Keaton
Tance
The
United Sates
Hull
Moscow
U. S
Soviet Union
Great Britain
China
House Insular Affairs Committee
Robert Moris Lovett
Virgin Islands
Sec’y Hull
Dr. Lovett
New York City
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