Roosevelt and 1940 Nominee Fates in Washington Rumors
Washington sees talk that Roosevelt may withdraw from the 1940 presidential camp and seek a liberal consolidation, with associates debating whether he could back a rival candidate or urge his followers to vote for a new nominee. If Republicans pick LaGuardia and Democrats favor Garner, Roosevelt might lean to LaGuardia, though outcomes remain uncertain and caution urged about distant political flashpoints.
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New York
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Missouri
LaGuardia
Dont Spit Sign in State Department Elevators
A humorous note from a historical State Department setting notes wooden baseboard signs near department elevators warning Dont Spit in stark contrast to the refined foreign service image. The excerpt highlights the awkward clash between official decorum and blunt public health messaging.
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State Department
Everybody Loves a Winner in Texas Politics
Article notes W Lee O Daniel the biscuit passing candidate to be Texas governor amid mixed reaction from New Dealers and Anti New Dealers. Headlines Garner, big business rumors, and a claimed $500000 campaign fund. Georgia wives in politics praised for insight aiding governors and candidates. Olin Johnston of South Carolina wed Gladys Atkinson, Atlanta, with two babies, but Johnston not active in latest senate race. Copsright 1932 NEA Service Inc.
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O’daniel
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Ger
Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Gladys Atkinson
Atlanta
Bu Johnston
Cottonee Smith
Copsright
NEA Service, Inc
Two Runaway Youths Picked Up Near Frederick Sun
Two Washington youths missing three days were found while trying to catch a ride out of Frederick. Corporal May of the State Police held them until parents arrived. A third youth, unnamed, remained in local custody for investigation. Names given include Bertram Scott Jr and Albert Triplett, both 15, and Jack Talent, 16, from Brooklyn, New York. Talent said his parents had died, he lived with a sister, and he had funds to go to California but never arrived, then wandered the country. The case was being investigated by Mrs. Michael E. Pue, Biobation officen.
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Frederick
Com. W. Kk. Mar
Capitol City
Bertram Scott, Jr
Albert Triplett
Jack Talent
Brooklyn
W. YW
Martinsburg
W. Va
Laumbing
Corp. May
Talent
California
Michael E. Pue
Biobation Oficen
Harmony Grove Women pace club meetings and notices
Harmony Grove Women's Club resumed Friday with Miss Ruth Whis ner as hostess. Seventeen members and three visitors attended. Reports and readings followed including book reports on A Song of the Tumbling Stars and The Sign of the Falcon. Flower arrangement demonstration and prize-winning recreations noted. Next meeting September 25 at Mrs. J G Stevens.
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Harmony Grove Women's Club
Ruth Whisner
Edward Mantz
Hugh Dean
Tors
Miss Whisner
Claude Clemson
Wilfred Whisner
Myra Thomas
J .G. Stevens
Creacerstown
Mildred Brooks
Sunny
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Eddie Powell
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Martha Crutchley
Mary Baker
Genevieve Young
Helen Steinhaus
Ruth Powell
Louise Dorsey
Fern Keeney
Naomi Huffer
Frances Sulcer
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