Political Column Weighs 1940 Election Turmoil Across Parties
The piece reviews accusations of voter intimidation in Chavez forces, Dempsey’s suspicions with 30 FBI agents checking ballots, and crossfire between Roosevelt supporters and opponents. It notes Garner and Farley skipping stumps, three‑power pact uncertainty, rising defense spending, and Ed Flynn guiding the DNC with state anxieties.
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Ed Flynn
Jim Farley
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Deep South
Willkie
Sequel to Jap Axis ties seen three-fifths complete
The article foresees a multi-nation Axis bond with Paris and Madrid joining Berlin Rome Tokyo and Madrid as part of a broader pact. Huntziger’s rise signals a pro German French alignment with Laval viewed as opportunist while Petain gains cautious support.
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Tokyo
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France
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Huntziger
Compiegne
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Laval
Pierre Laval
von Papen
Petain
Hindenburg
Japan crisis looms as Americas unite on embargo impact
The piece analyzes possible U S moves to expand to distant shores and Japan’s likely reactions. It warns of a potential trap in Washington’s gamble and details security dealers fears of renewed reprisals, frozen Nippon holdings, and a broader Latin American response to a global embargo.
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Washington
Stimson
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Australia
Great Britain
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Japan
Canada
Mexico
Chile
Brazil
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Americas
Rudyard Kipling and modern militarism echoed
The author imagines Kipling alive to comment on today’s protests and military zeal. He warns that current militarism risks drying up when poetic defense fails, contrasting past and present attitudes in a sharp, satirical tone.
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John de Meyver
Rudyard Kipling
Rudyard
Eager Readers Promote Cooking School in Paramount Shows
Enthusiastic residents plan to attend The Enterprise Cooking School at Paramount Theatre October 8 to 11. Miss Mary Ann Kidd leads demonstrations in a modern kitchen, with hands on lessons, free recipe sheets, and lucky audience giveaways.
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Enterprise Cooking School
Enterprise
Paramount Theatre
Mary Ann Kidd
Amazing health tonic promises big gains and savings
An advertisement touts a health tonic claiming to boost strength and stamina. It urges readers to buy at drug stores in two sizes, promising convenience and savings on the purchase price. The copy notes thousands know of its benefits and cites scientists supporting the product.
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U. S
Defense Commission
Leighton
Tonto Crafts Fire For Freshwater Catch
The narrative follows Tonto by a stream who fashions a net from tall grasses and uses a forked stick. He pulls a squirming forearm long fish from the water and rises to the challenge of cooking raw fish without a fire. He discovers cedar bark tinder and basswood to make a crude ax.
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Tonto
Tonto Survives First Vigil in Forest Test
In a Lone Ranger tale, Tonto endures seven days and nights alone in a dark forest to prove his fitness as a hunter. He fights fear, learns water sustenance, and builds fire and shelter, finding courage as he envisions future adventures.
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