Argentina and United States clash over fascism and tariffs
The article discusses recall of ambassadors between Argentina and the United States, sanctions on Argentine firms and ports, and Secretary Hull's order to halt American ships at Argentine ports. It critiques U.S. laissez faire policy and invokes the Monroe Doctrine while noting英 America’s commercial war with Argentina amid European trade with Argentina.
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Argentina
United States
U. S. Maritime Commission
Hull
Tes
Sumner Welles
Secetary of State
Western Hemisphere
America
Stalinist Russia and Hoover view of communism and capitalism
Dr. Calvin Hoover of Duke weighs Stalinist Russia as a dynamic national state still bound to collectivist roots and not retreating to capitalism. He argues Marxist stages show current Russia in phase one, with authoritarian governance justified by communist ideology. The piece links Russia’s postwar dealings with capitalist nations to its ongoing collectivist system.
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Calvin Hoover
Duke
Graduate School
Soviet
Russia
New York Times
Moscow
Hoover
Duke University
Stalin
Local leaders press civic virtues and aviation hopes
W. T. Piper urges reality over promises of airplanes in every backyard. Dr. J. Henry Highsmith argues physical education must teach self control and sportsmanship. John A. Lowdermilk, High Point’s new police chief, says the town feels welcoming and residents are friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Highsmith
High Point
John A. Lowdermilk
High Point voices warn drivers as war length looms
City officials and residents urge safer driving amid rising road wear and an anticipated 18 month war extension. Quotes from J. F. Jones and Roy Braden reflect confidence in police leadership and caution against political pressure.
44 Year-Old Swift & Company Manager Starts University
Jas O. Nicholson of Salisbury, ex-manager at Swift & Company, resigns and enrolls as a special undergraduate at the University of North Carolina. He takes public health and sanitation courses, aims for medicine, and cites education as a means to fulfill lifelong dreams.
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Jas O. Nicholson
Salisbury
Rowan Capital Swift & Company
University of North Krolina
Sanitan
Nicholson
North
Rolina
Swift & Coury
Isofar
Silas C. Nicholson
Dewey momentum and apathy fade in campaign notes
Washington reports Dewey draws large crowds on a western swing with 15 000 in San Francisco and 93 427 in Los Angeles while Roosevelt’s opening speech draws little enthusiasm. The writer cautions crowd figures as vote indicators and notes Democratic organizing, potential undercurrents, and regional voting peculiarities.
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Washington
Dewey
West Territory
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Blican
al Smith
Roosevelt
Teamsters
Capitol Square Absent as Blythe Faces Health Setback
State Senator Joe Blythe missed Democratic headquarters on Monday as illness kept him at home. He previously battled pneumonia this spring and may be away for days, delaying a $65,000 fundraising drive led by Senator Byrthe to support the national Democratic campaign in North Carolina. If Blythe cannot lead, National Committeeman Wilkins Horton will take on more duties, aiming to keep the state’s fundraising on track. In other news, Cleveland plans about $40,000 in bingo license revenue for charity, with bonds up to 100,000 for large prizes and prohibitions on poker and card games.
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Mr. Roosevelt
al Smith
Hoover
South Carolina
Joe Blythe
Byrthe
North Carolina
Mecklenburg
Wilkins Horton
Raleigh
Blythe
Horton
Cleveland
Ohio
International City Managers Association
Dewey
Roosevelt
New York
Mr. R
Mr. Truman
Campaign shifts show Republicans and Roosevelt liberals rethinking
Paul Mallon notes a wary electorate amid changing views on Dewey and Roosevelt. Roosevelt liberals praise his foreign policy while doubting relief plans. Democrats temper the "indispensable man" rhetoric after overstatement about Truman's health.
Cleveland bingo setup mirrors entertainment charity pattern
Lynn Nisbet notes prize based licenses for bingo from two dollars daily to ten dollars by floor space. April May receipts totaled 364324 with 79.2 percent for prizes, 15.8 percent for expenses and five percent for charity. Ralph Scott reports Stokes county expected Democratic majorities and awaits October Danbury event and district rally plans.
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Cleveland
Ralph Scott
Democratic Committee
Stokes County
Raleigh
Stokes
Scott
Broughton
Danbury
Fifth District
Winchell On Broadway and Local Gossip Mix
Capt J Patterson and his double reportedly visited the Times publisher last week. Georgia Carroll Kyser’s parents, divorced in 12, remarried recently. Mort Downey and Molly Vanderbilt stand as town romance leaders. Luise Rainer’s new interest is V Bendix. Allen Dulles returns from Switzerland to speak at CFR with Hoover present. Carl Byoir and Steve Hannagan aid Dewey publicity. War correspondents grow more doubtful about ending the war this year. Freddie Lonsdale hosted a hurricane night dinner at the Colony with pants shed and guests absent.
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J. Patterson
Times
Kay Kyser
Georgia Carroll
Morton Downey
Molly Vanderbilt
Luise Rainer
V. Bendix
Allan Dulles
Dewey
Switzerland
Council On Foreign Relations
Herbert Hoover
Carl Byoir
Steve Hannagan
Society notes and Hollywood hints from a busy week
Playwright Ben Hecht plans to sue over misattribution as Dewey backer. Dan Michel will wed Isabella Miller. A girl is born to the Arthur Flynns. Publicist Jean Dalrymple’s mother is ex-secretary Helen Ruth Matthews. Geo Dalrymple is 66, bride 30. A fashionable Negro Fox Hunting Club rumored in Baltimore. Life photographed at the Stork Club, a big exec missing, a photo killed. Viscount Gerald Lascelles wooed Trissy Henderson of the London stage before capture by Nazis. Conover’s Nelle Bennett, half Indian Croatan, the model. Dutch secret service agents seen near the Waldorf. Chase Bank to make postwar foreign loan of 300 million over 3 years. Premiere Bonomi to be beamed to the U.S. on Columbus Day. Carl Wertler and Marilyn Mattlin honeymooning in Maine. Lee Shubert took option on Light of the Moon after Life note. Hopkins again Roosevelt’s top White House aide. General H Miller likely to retire after war. Mrs Arthur Murray begins teen-focused lessons October 4. West coast barred from Henry Wallace speech due to sponsor time. British Radar Office WREN secretary Noreen McBride coloratura. Florence Lustig’s West 58th dress shop window shows actress in lingerie.
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Ben Hecht
Dewey
Dan Michel
Isabella Miller
The
Mag
Arthur Flynns
Sporting News
Jean Dalrymple
Sec'y
Helen Ruth Matthews
Jean
Geo. Dalrymple
Baltimore Society
Stork Club
Gerald Lascelles
England
Trissy Henderson
Henderson Twins
London
Conover
Nelle Bennett
North Carolina
Waldorf
Chase
Bonomi
Italy
U. S
Carl Wertler
OWL
Marilyn Mattlin
Maine
Lee Shubert
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
H. Miller
Eisenhower
Arthur Murray
Anthony
West Coasters
Henry Wallace
Wren Sec’y
Noreen McBride
Florence Lustig
West 58Th
Entertainer Gossip and War Era Celebrity Notes
A mosaic of 1940s celebrity skits and political hints. Dinah Shore gifts groom a fleece-lined jacket from a dead Nazi. Oct 3 marks Alan Young's return to radio with a 4 figure salary. Armistice plans unfold and cabaret permits loom as New York social life buzzes amid theatre talk and public figure buzz.
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Piscasso
Gestapo
Paris
Hitler
Dinah Shore
Alan Young
Blue
War Dept
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