South as an emotion not a region in Daniels essay
Jonathan Daniels argues that the South is a sentiment more than a geography, urging the nation to use the National Emergency Council report to address regional poverty. He critiques tariffs and postwar economic policies, calling for federal action to curb economic slavery and spur genuine regional integration.
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Jonathan Daniels
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National Emergency Council
South
Lowell Mellett
America
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Washington
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Waycross
Mr. Hull
William Lloyd Garston
Harriet Beecher Stowe
NEC
Could Germany Last 30 Years In War With Allies
John T. Flynn argues Germany faces metal and fuel shortages that could limit a prolonged war. He notes iron ore, especially from Lorraine and Sweden, oil from limited sources, and reliance on coal based synthetic fuels. He warns Britain and France could choke supplies, potentially curbing Hitler's expansion.
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
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Nuremberg
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Austria
Sweden
England
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Denton Student Clinard Nance Wins Trip to National Meet
Clinard Nance of Denton High School earned first place in District Four in a state wide supervised practice contest sponsored by the Chilean Nitrate Company. Clayton Tysinger took third, and Nance will receive a free trip to Kansas City for the National Future Farmers of America convention in November. Roy H. Thomas announced the award. Nance was state president of the Young Tar Heel Farmers chapter last year.
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C. E. Earnhardt
Agricultural Department
Kansas City
Kansas
Future Farmers of American
Nance
Young Tar Heel Farmers
Death By Own Action Reported In Greenville
The asphyxiation death of Carl V. Croom, 48, in Greenville was ruled death by own action by Deputy Coroner Ed S. Williams. The report also notes Pushkin as a direct descendant of a Negro slave.
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Greenville
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Carl V. Croom
Ed. S. Williams
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National Youth Administration Office to Open in Greensboro
Greensboro announces a district office of the National Youth Administration will open October 1. The note also mentions an unrelated fact about long life spans of swans, agies, and crows, reflecting miscellaneous observations in the source.
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Greensboro
National Youth Administration
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