Spangler urges Roosevelt stay out of race to win war
Republican Chair Harrison E. Spangler argues Roosevelt must drop the Fourth Term bid and resign the campaign persona to act as President only. He contends a candidate cannot enjoy presidential immunity while seeking office and urges the president to say no to the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison E. Spangler
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Spangler
Mr. Spangler
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
Dutchess County
New York
Politics and taxes in the Roosevelt era
The piece attacks the Roosevelt administration’s spending and tax policy stance, arguing pay-as-you-go tax plans seek to curb debt while criticizing political maneuvering. It cites The New York Times and voices like Walsh, Foster, Landis, Hopkins, and Clapper on governance, the 1944 election shadow, and Fourth Term ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Walsh
New Deal
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Warry Hopkins
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
Chicago
What 300 Billion Debt Means to Nation in Postwar Funds
Rep Albert J Engel Michigan Republican stunned the House by stating a postwar debt near 300 billion doubles the assessed value of all property in each state. He cited Alabama Illinois New York figures showing heavy per capita and total burdens compared with WWI debt levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J.engel
Michigan
House
Alabama
Illinois
New York
Roosevelt
Growth of Bureaucracy and Political Rhetoric in Wartime America
A study of Federal employment trends from World War I to 1942 shows peaks and declines, citing Ramspeck data. The piece critiques New Deal policies, jokes about a fourth or fifth term for Roosevelt, and laments government missteps. It also notes OPA reorganizations, farmer concerns, censorship, and farm pest control guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ramspeck
Georgia
Methods of Canning for Safe Home Preservation
Precautions for selecting sound fruits and tender vegetables, washing, trimming, and canning promptly. Describes steam pressure use for non acid foods, oven method for fruits, open kettle method for fruits and tomatoes, and sterilizing jars and lids. Provides contact for a concise directions leaflet from Christine R. Pensinger in Springfield Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine R. Pensinger
Room 403
Armory
Springfield
Tllinois
New Circular Aims to Help Stockmen Fight Disease
URBANA ILL June 7 To aid farmers and stockmen in preventing animal disease losses a new circular Fight Animal Disease has been prepared by the department of animal pathology and hygiene University of Illinois. The laboratory at Springfield and the College of Agriculture provide free diagnostic help to veterinarians farmers and stockmen. Copies of circular No 557 available from county farm adviser or by request to Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
Department of Animal Pathology and Hygiene
University of Tinois
Ilinois
State Veterinariana
Springfield
University of Illinois
State Department of Agricuulture
College of Agriculture
ALLRIGHT By Mrs. Lucy Chambers
Mrs. Lucy Chambers hosts visitors as Mr and Mrs Arnold Macke and sons visit Brick vicinity. Others include Mrs E A Serwise spending time with John and Oscar Carpenter and comic dinner with Harvey Carpenter and Frank France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allright
Mrs. Lucy Chambers
Arnold Macke
Brick Vicinity
David Spittler
E. A. Serwise
John Carpenter
Oscar
Harvey Carpenter
David Wilkey
Frank France
Harry Higginbotham
Doris
Norma
Lucy Chambers
Ben Miller
Hush White
Prayer deemed key weapon in Christian Science war stance
The Christian Science Board of Directors at The Mother Church in Boston placed prayer at the top of defenses against oppression. They urged a practical, understanding prayer approach to victory, citing miracles as natural outcomes of disciplined spiritual action and noting renewed church publishing activity and wartime adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Jume 7
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Mothers Church
Staal Seana
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Cassette D. S. McKenzie
Cambridge
Elizabeth F. Norwood
Brookline
McKenzie
Cleveland
Eddy
Christian Science
Christian Science Movement
Garden at Twilight Dedication by Paul Allen Landers
Poem dedicated to Mrs Della Hyatt recounts a gardener’s refuge at twilight a place where plants glow and earthly cares fade The narrator recalls his son Noah Landers navy death and reflects on sanctity and peace found in tending a quiet garden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Allen Landers
Noah Landers
Marshall
Navy
Great Lakes
Della Hyatt
Rabies Control Urged After Surge in Illinois Cases
Illinois officials warn rabies cases have risen 94.3 percent this year but can be controlled if the public cooperates with health authorities. The message notes dogs and other animals can spread the disease, urges elimination of ownerless dogs, and outlines diagnostic steps and laboratory facilities in Urbana Springfield and Chicago.
West Union notes and local family updates
Mrs. Horace Crumlin returned from Chicago where she visited her sisters. Miss Etta Hutchison is seriously ill. Eld. Harry G. Kaye returned to work. Mrs. Kaye stayed in Rutland for strawberry canning. Mrs. Mattle Denham went to Martinsville Indiana for a sanatorium visit. A heavy rain refreshed gardens. Byron Hittle and Edna Sheets from Evansville visited their grandparents. Vacation school at the Baptist Church begins Monday. Mrs. Maud Paddock returned home from Darwin. Do not mix new livestock with existing herds for two weeks. Check state tags on commercial feeds for guaranteed ingredients. Splice broken wires in fencer wires to stop further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Crumlin
Chicago
Etta Hutchison
Harry G. Kaye
Kaye
Rutland
Mattle Denham
Martinsville
Ind
Byron, Hittle
Edna Sheets
Evansville
Sam
Sheets
Wible
the Baptist
Maud’ Paddock
Darwin
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Minols
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall, Ilinois
Calvin Coolidge
Herald
James M. Landis
Ais
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Raymond Clapper
Scripps-Howerd
Joe Miller
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
News and Daily Sentinel
Irvin S. Cobb
Wallace
South America
Ciiief
State OF Illinois
Dwight “H. Green
Christ Scienist
A. Warren Norton
Christian Publishing Society
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Sentinel
Norton
Monitor
Columbia University
Maria Moors Cabot
F. Wayland Ayer
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Arthur W. Eckman
Delaware
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Underwood & Underwood
Dassetts
Moust
Unbana
Animal Pathology and Hygiene Laboratory
University of
West’ Union
Mae Plety
Marshall Loan CO
Behner Old Postoffice
Hunter Laundry
Bubeck
Gallagher
Indiana
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