Mistrial ruling shadows Dewey Hines case and GOP bid
In New York, a mistrial ruling in the Jimmy Hines racket case clouds Thomas E. Dewey as he faces a possible gubernatorial bid. The Pecora clash and trial developments tested Dewey's reputation for law enforcement while observers eyed political futures beyond the courtroom.
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Justice Pecora
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New Deal
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Supreme Court
Arthur
Dutch Schultz
Flegenheimer
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Grand Jury
Stryker
Attorecy
Frankn Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
Roosevelt Hull clash sparks debate on U S foreign policy
The piece recalls President Roosevelt defense of his foreign policy after Ambassador Bullitt drew conservative inquiry. It notes Hull and Roosevelt speeches guiding policy, and cites Hall on the world’s choice between anarchy and law. It also covers James Roosevelt’s hospital visit, a push to abolish poll taxes, and Atlantic City Miss America results with Claire James objections and Miss Europe in Copenhagen.
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Nuremberg
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Europe
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United States
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Cordell Hull
America
John
Hitler
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Hull
Hall
Claire James
Los Angeles
Muriel la von Goodspeed
Salt Lake City
Atlantic City
Claire
New York
Earl Carroll
Seversky’s daring rise to fame and a world record
In 1918 Maj. Alexander de Seversky escaped Bolshevik danger, reached America, built a $5,000,000 airplane factory, and set a 10 hour 3 minute east west record New York to Los Angeles. He designed amphibians, logged 100 plus dogfights, and survived a Baltic crash. Another inventor, 72, pursues submarine dreams amid bureaucratic setbacks.
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Alexander P. de Seversky
America
New York
Los Angeles
Imperial Russia
Baltic
Washington
Army Air Service
Imperial Naval Academy
Imon Lake
Atlantis
Jules Verne
Toms River
New Jersey
Argonaut, Jr
Chesapeake Bay
Liberalism Defined by Roosevelt Sparks Party Realignment
Brackart argues that Roosevelt’s push to redefine liberalism drives a looming realignment of Democrats and Republicans. He critiques liberal leaders, warns of perpetual reformers, and questions the longevity of new liberal movements amid party splits and power struggles.
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White House
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mr. Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
New Deal Co
Harold Ickes
Interior
Norris
Nebraska
Smart Fall Styles for Two-Piece Dresses and Jackets
Two fashionable fall designs feature slim waists and puffed sleeves to add height. The set includes two pieces with a jacket blouse, suitable in wool crepe or faille for street wear and satin or velvet for afternoon wear. Patterns show front panel midriff detail to flatter figures, with shoulder darts and waist gathers for a slimmer look. Pattern sizes range from 14 to 52, with yardage notes and ordering details for The Sewing Circle Fall and Winter Pattern Book.
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W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Denmark enforces painting duties to keep towns tidy
Citizens in Denmark and parts of the continent are legally required to paint and redecorate houses and shops at fixed periods. Fines are imposed on those who fail, resulting in cleaner, more attractive towns.
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Continent
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