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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
1
A conservative view lauds the Dewey Bricker Republican ticket, arguing it embodies Americanism over foreign ideologies. It predicts strong cross party appeal while branding Roosevelt Browder as aligned with foreign outlooks.
The Baltimore Sun commented on a Europe photograph showing an American soldier's grave in Normandy marked by a wooden cross. The Chicago Tribune reflected on the meaning behind such images and the question of why soldiers die in war.
The Sun editor criticizes a Norman village’s epitaph Mort pour la France for an American fallen in World War I. He argues Americans die for their country, not France, and that praising European martyrdom risks misreading motive and eroding memory of the dead.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, credited with steering the 1940 Republican convention to nominate Wendell Willkie, again finds himself out of the loop as his influence wanes. The piece notes two factors behind Roosevelt’s diminished role and the shifting political landscape.
At the convention critics claim Willkie was snubbed as Republicans push a platform aligned with Americanism and international cooperation. They attack Roosevelt’s wartime promises and claim his policies favored intervention, promising a traditional, old-fashioned campaign.
Mrs Ruth Liniian and her daughter Mary Clare arrived Monday from Minneapolis to spend two weeks with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Luke Liniian extended hospitality during their stay in Maurice.
Betty Lou Setiut and others arrive by morning train while cadet nurse Carmen J. Lampert reaches home after two weeks of patent care. Mra Jos Lampert plans a visit as Schlesser hosts Friday prayers. Summer service duties assigned at American Reformed church quilt event aids stricken Sidux county residents.
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