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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1943

Page

2

Patriotism Claim Cited In Jones Letter To Glass

The Roosevelt era letter from Secretary Jesse Jones to Senator Carter Glass defends BEW actions in wartime procurement. Jones rebukes Wallace's charges as a tirade and asserts BEW aims at efficient production and cost savings, admitting taxpayers' money safeguards. A Texas Democrat urges focus on wartime needs over postwar ideologies.

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Browder Urges Roosevelt Fourth Term Voices in Bridgeport

Earl Browder, general secretary of the Communist Party, tells Bridgeport crowds that voters should demand Roosevelt run again in 1944. He says the Tehran Declaration will be the campaign's key issue, though voters may focus on other matters.

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Republican Party Faith Defines Its Core Beliefs

Harrison B. Spangler presents a Republican National Committee address outlining party ideals. He emphasizes government by law over men, constitutional rights, fiscal restraint, and power retained at state and local levels to advance economic educational and moral well being.

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Republican Party Emerges as Voice of America in Elections

A speech asserts the Republican Party now represents farmers factory workers and managers across industry and the sea, claiming renewed leadership for the history and faith of America. It emphasizes unity and forward movement against cynics and defeatists.

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Senator Byrd Reaffirms Staffing Amid Waste Talk

Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia renews claim of 300000 as payroll figure amid debate on wartime economic waste. The discussion centers on efficiency and allocation of government funds.

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Debate on OPA funding and New Deal politics

The piece questions the 55 million dollar annual cost to sustain the OPA, cites past labor problems, and critiques Washington bureaucracy. It argues the New Deal is framed as a one man party with Roosevelt absent from campaigns, blamed by Republicans for electoral wins.

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Americans urged to teach sanitation to Japanese workers

A 1943 Midwest Frontiers New Deal publication funded by the WRA urged interned Japanese to “teach” sanitation to Ohio and Michigan farmers by taking jobs on midwestern farms. The piece amid WRA criticism notes wartime mismanagement and shifting policies, including relocations and farm labor usage, amid debates on internees’ treatment.

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Notice of Claim Date in Estate and Probate Hearing

Notice to all persons that February 7, 1944 is the claim date for the estate of Frank Bohn deceased in Clark County Illinois and claims may be filed without summons. Frances Bohn Administratrix notices and John M Hollenbeck attorney. Also a petition to admit Mae Spraker’s will to probate set for January 17, 1944 at 9 a.m. in Marshall probate court with heirs named as Jesse Spraker Edna Crumlin and John S Wells.

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Notice of Probate Will for Mae Spraker Deceased

The Probate Court of Clark County Illinois announces a petition to probate Mae Spraker’s last will filed December 17, 1948. All persons with a legitimate interest are notified to appear and show cause if they should object.

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