New Political Groups Seek To Shape Parties Policies
Washington column outlines rising political groups ROF NC PAC and NCPAC across parties. It notes ROF forums led by Harold Stassen with bipartisan participation, CIO PAC and NC PAC campaigns, and a June 26 School of Political Action Techniques in Washington. It calls for higher congressional pay to attract capable leaders.
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Washington
SPCPA
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Hay
ROF
Republican Open Forums
Harold Stassen
Wayne Morse
Walter Judd
Raymond Baldwin
Connecticut
Stassen
Mr. Stassen
Ciopac
NCPAC
Poly
Frank Kingdon
Sydney Hillman
Eleanor Roose
Vel Henry Morgenthau Jr
Henry Wallace
Hugo Black
Boss Auide
The
National Citizen
Nenserpas
Truman
Franklin D Roosevelt
Nc-Pac
Congress
Argentina
Young Republicans
Aykest
James Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
PAC
Philip Broughton
Congressional
Broughton
Barbs and Blitzes on War Time Woes and World Tensions
A dated column riffs on wartime crises and inflation with quips about piano shortages, labor unrest, and geopolitical shocks. It notes six million out of tune pianos and predicts piano tuners needed for years while mocking “taking over” mines and railroads as a failure to end strikes. It contrasts American dislike of Gestapo and Siberia with Russia’s lack of strikes.
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Piano Manufacturers’ Association
Russia
Siberia
Alex Woollcott
Heywood Broun
Alex
Broun
Percy Hammond
South Dakota Treasures That Fill a Rich Storehouse
South Dakota is a storehouse of nature’s riches from sun and clean air to topsoil and minerals. The Black Hills and Mount Rushmore draw visitors, while vast plains sustain cattle, crops, and a strong dairy economy. Fossil beds, parks, and historic sites add to a portrait of abundant, open treasure for the nation.
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Win
South Dakota
Black Hills
Harney Peak
United States
Rockies
Mount Rushmore
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Gutzon Borglum
Quster State Park
Coolidge
White House
Big Badlands
Badlands
Big Stone Lake
Agricultural Treasure House of America
Plains
Hot Springs
Belle Fourche
Lead
Deadwood
Wild Bill
Wood Dick
Calamity Jane
Custer
Verendrye Brothers
Canada
Lewis and Clarke
Fort Teton
Fort Pierre
American Fur Company
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
South Dakota State College
Brookings
School of Mines
Rapid City
Editorials and Gag Lines From Wartime Pages
A collage of witty remarks and literary quotes amid wartime dispatches, including jests about Mrs. Roosevelt, Queen Wilhelmina at West Point, and editor discussions on the CPA. Notes on Booth Tarkington, Gandhi, Farrel and North feuds, Urey’s atom bomb forecast, OPA price talk, Funnies, and Will Rogers at a political dinner ending with a quip about fresh air.
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Booth Tarkington
Dorothy Thompson
Harold Urey
Will Rogers
Rogers
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