Memoir extracts reveal Roosevelt era policy debates and isolationist backlash
Corruption of a Tennessee-born diplomat chronicles a half century in U.S. foreign policy. It covers S. Roosevelt era arguments for rearmament, isolationist resistance, and internal clashes with Hopkins Moley and Hull. The volume details tensions with Welles, Morgenthau, and other aides, and critiques attempts to bypass the secretary of state.
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Ashington
Haly
Germany
Roosevelt
Nso
Tennessee
Hull
Siste Dement
Tull
Naval Hospital
Harry Hopkins
Raymond Moley
Gosevelt
Ashiré
London’ Economibaference
Moley
Jere
Inher Welles
Eér
Dictary
Presls
Henry~ Mora
Congress to Continued Frou Fage One Congress to Continued
Unclear text outlines stalled action on industry regulation and labor policy. Mentions hearings on union welfare funds, NLRB backlog, and efforts to curb strikes tied to contract enforcement. Notes proposed peacetime draft, reciprocal trade debate, atomic tenure, and long range farm bill progress amid looming adjournment pressures.
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NLRB
House
Senate
Med Services
Heusen
Flan
David EL Lilienthal Qour
Ato
Ey Commission
Mat
Uesainen
Senate Judiciary Committee
GOP
Sena
House Agriculture
Tidelands Bill Advances With Housing Provisions
Sheer Comfort agrees on amounts as to tidelands. A bill outlines title to tidelands with reserves, some rich in resources. A Senate bill heads to the Judiciary Committee. housing measures pass the Senate with sponsors Tall, Feller, and Win-Mo. House leaders oppose the initiative and clearance provisions amid broader political deadlock.
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Tidelands
Senate
Ted
Tall
Uso
Favors Strong Presidential Nomination Face Challenges
Fragmented convention scene with MacArthur supporters backing Charles Walt and others, as Republican sources discuss potential paths to the nomination. The piece mentions concerns about November viability and the shifting balance of delegates amid scattered support.
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Gore
MacArthur
Hing
Wisconin
Twineis
Walt
Naled
Market Report Poultry and Produce Chicago May 24
Market notes for Chicago show live poultry prices and receipts two days two figures for butter, figs, and various meat cuts. Prices listed include carload and percent standards, with live poultry firm and a range of fowl, rooster, duck, and turkey values. receipts totaling around 911,889 and other commodities with fluctuating prices and grades.
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Chicago
Carlos
HE Carlo
Ever & Astm
Deghar TV
Rooster
Flyers
Wroin
Old Rooster
Hope Star publication details and stock market brief
The Hope Star from Hope Arkansas lists staff, rates, and publication details, including editor Alex H Washburn and managing editor Paul H Jones. It notes stock trading activity with a slow session, around 1,700,000 shares changing hands, with selective demand lifting some rails and industrials in morning dealings and prices holding later.
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Alex. H. Weshburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hostner
Jess M. Davis
Hope
Arkansas
Inust
Atantic Coastine
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Telephone
General Motors
J. 1 Case
American Smelling
Anaconda Copfel
Jlolais-Manville
American Wittles
Teternational Paper
St Louis Stockyards Hog and Cattle Market Report May 24
Market activity varied as hogs and cattle showed uneven price moves. Hogs 240 lb within 1.98 higher than average. 250-280 lb up 2.00 to 3.00. heavier weights 2.50 to 4.00 higher. sows 1.95 higher. Good and choice 170-250 lb hogs 25.50-26.00. Cattle and calves mixed with steers and cows unevenly higher, top steers around 84.25. heifers to 29.00. cows 21.00-24.00. canners 6.00-6.50. vealers 20.90-22.50. Sheep light, lambs 300-408 lb appearing scarce. New York Stocks moved with Acosta report delayed.
Deweyites, Stassen Clash Signal GOP Convention Forecast
The piece notes Dewey backers cheer as Stassen’s Ohio raid channels discontent toward Taft, risking a split at Philadelphia. Vandenberg forces claim their man is safely in after Ohio, while friction among Dewey Taft and Stassen supporters hints at a brokered convention outcomes.
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Dewey
Ohio
Mr. Stassen
Taft
Minnesota
Vandenberg
Michigan
Grain and provisions slip on weather, futures fall
Grains opened lower with weather worries and weekend rains in the southwest wheat belt. Wheat ends 3/4 to 1 cent lower as July futures dip to 2.34 to 2.32. Corn falls about 1 1/2 cents, oats mixed, soybeans down about 2 1/6 cents. Cash wheat tracks futures. receipts include 10 cars for soybeans and 57 cars for oats. corn bookings total 2,000 bushels with 11,009 sold.
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Chicago
Southwest
Wheat Belt
Mid-West
Midwest
Rec.eipia
New Orleans Cotton Prices Slip Then Rebound
New Orleans May 24 heavy long liquidation at opening shaved 3.20 off prices to 7.50 per bale. Later market recovered most losses on trade briskness and short covering. Closing prices steady with 25 to 2.95 per bale declines.
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New Orleans
Mehish
New York Cotton Futures Fall Amid ECA Plan Delay
Cotton futures slumped after the ECA plan to halt purchases by foreign buyers raised doubts about export stimulus. July futures swung to a loss near 36.40 cents a pound before recovering as traders covered shorts. Other contract levels showed declines and late quotes reflected further weakness across the board.
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New York
ECA
Overripe Green Valencia Oranges and Freshening Headlight Tips
The item explains that green Valencia oranges can become overripe after ripening on the tree and may regain a green hue. It also advises cleaning headlight reflectors with dry jewelry polish, and if tarnished, using a small amount of alcohol and applying rouge with a cloth.
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Valencia
First Apples from Acadia to Nova Scotia Plantings
The earliest cultivated apples in the New World began in Nova Scotia with stock from Acadia via Normandy. Indigenous peoples used wild crab-apples, but the domesticated orchard trade started with early plantings linked to Acadian routes.
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New World
Nova Scotia
Acadia
Normandy
Sprayed by Plans Spraying of California Trust
A report notes spraying by planes over California orchards, with aircraft flying at low altitudes to release gas in attempts to exterminate orchard pests. The item describes aerial application practices and aims of pest control.
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California Trust
Greenwood Continues Fast Pace In South League Play
The Cotton States league leaders posted their 25th win, beating El Dorado 9-6 in a tense Oil Town contest. Hot Springs swept Helena 9-4 at Hot Springs, Natchez edged Greenville 6-5 at Natchez, Clarksdale beat Pine Bluff 16-20 at Pine Bluff’s field, while Greenwood led El Dorado late before a rally. Rays and rallies highlighted by Norbert Hale’s relief effort and Kim Gilbert with Joe Rullo homers for Natchez. Today's games feature Hot Springs at Clarksdale, Pine Bluff at Helena, El Dorado at Greenville, Natchez at Greenwood.
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Associated Press
Greenwood
Cotton States
el Dorada
Oiltown Grounds
Hot Springs
Helena
Seaporters
Nattchez
Greenville Bucks
Natchez
Clarksdale
Pine Blutt
Cardinals
el Dorado
Oilers
Xyuns
Dodgers
Norbert Hale
Greenville
Natchez Indians
Kim Gilbert
Joe Rullo
Ray Rapacis
Gathers
Pine Bluff
Clarksdale Gafter
Wildcat Oil Well Drilling Planned Near Here
May 24 Here and There in Arkansas reports two miles west of here a Wildcat oil well test will begin. I H iCarpenter of Sour Lake Texas is operator under contract with Taylor Kirby Drilling Company of Kilgore Texas. The test is to reach 33 500 feet and will be named the A C McGregor No.
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Sheevill
te—Wildcat
Here
Tomorraw
I. H. iCarpenter
Sour Lake
Texas
Taylor Kirby Drilling Co
Kilgore
Tex
A. C. McGregor
Accessories of Sewing Make Nice Gifts
Lorraine Blackwood, home demonstration agent, suggests sewing club gifts. A cigar or keepsake box, covered in satin or fabric, becomes a sewing kit with thimbles, tape measures, chalks, and needles. Additional gift ideas include a cloth tape measure, crewel embroidery needles, milliner needles, wrist pincushion, tailor chalks, basting brick, short ruler, and a small thread spool set. Some items can be made at home. others bought in stores or shops.
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Lorraine Blackwood
Hemnpsien County
Wernem
Ping
Wales
Beauty Aids Through History Insect Hunting Arrows
Scientists study ancient beauty chemistries and tools. The text mentions synthetic leather shoes lace powder artificial teeth and lip dyes. It also describes insects hunted with bow and arrow, feathers on arrows, and elaborate lacquered shafts used to trap or control swarms of small steel-like insects.
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Tuduetrial
Amily
Uwe
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