F D R recounts liberalism fight against powerful interests
President Roosevelt describes the 1933 1938 struggle to safeguard New Deal gains against wealthy and influential foes. He cites opposition in Congress and courts, the 1937 38 recession, and steps taken to advance farm law, minimum wages, hours limits, and public works to preserve liberal reforms.
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Midnight Beat Feud Sparks War Over France Fate
In Hollywood the feud between Chas Boyer and Jean Gabin heats up over France. Gov Lehman hints support for O Dwyer against May or LaGuardia. British gov asks Duke of Windsor to avoid club parades amid New York trip. Life ad hosiery features Evelyn Carmel. Books and magazines tease future crossovers and releases.
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Minnesota Favored To Lead Coming Football Season
The column highlights Minnesota as the team to watch this year under coach Bernie Bierman. It notes past Big Nine success, key backs like Bruce Smith, and mentions strong players at Indiana, Iowa, Northwestern, Notre Dame, and other schools. It also surveys the East, Ivy, Stanford, and Southern teams, with caution about early-season expectations and the role of luck and unknowns in predicting outcomes.
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Don Clawson
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Steve Juzwik
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Frank Leahy
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Tuffy Chambers
Ike Kepford
Jim Furlong
George Benson
Don Kruger
Dick Erdlitz
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Swede Larson
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Jim Blumenstock
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Pete Kmetovic
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Merle Hapes
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Notable presidential articles published with no bias
The president writes a series of articles considered a notable contribution to history and journalism. This newspaper presents the pieces without bias toward their opinions or conclusions.
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Round Table Highlights Rural Social Problems in Williamstown
A Round Table report from the Williamstown Institute of Human Relations urges rural churches and women’s clubs to tackle community conditions and improve intergroup relations. Under Dr. Benson Landis, the group warns small towns deny problems and calls attention to strengthening rural families as a foundational unit.
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Attractive pattern No 8018 requires yardage
Pattern No. 8018 offers a size range from 11 to 19 with a size 18 jumper needing 344 yards of 35 inch material or 254 yards of 54 inch material. A blouse with short sleeves requires 136 yards of 35 inch material. Order your supply by mail.
Dress jumper tops college wardrobe in era style
The piece highlights a practical jumper dress as a college entrance staple, noting a slim waist with a wide belt and cross-back straps. It mentions pattern No 8018 and how blouses or sweaters create interchangeable looks for a complete school wardrobe. It also includes a brief aside on cigarette brands Camel and Prince Albert as gifts for men in the service and related post exchange sales.
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Bravery Echoes for Neighbors in Everyday Acts
Quote framed for readers noting that bravery spans many forms, yet often overlooks the courage shown for close neighbors and community.
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