Washington Digests Open Party Reform Contest Shapes Policy
A Washington column surveys new political groups challenging party lines. The Republican Open Forum led by Stassen, CIO PAC, and NC PAC push for domestic and foreign policy paths with broad participation by Democrats. Republicans and liberal voices mix in advisory boards. The piece notes calls for higher congressional pay to attract capable candidates and reduce corruption, with emphasis on reform-minded groups influencing policy.
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WNU
Eye Street
NoWr
Washington, D. C
Jentoun
SPCPA
Society For the Prevention of
Lisard
Gelorigs
Cio-Pac
National Citizens)-Pac
Stassen
Hareold Stassen
Rof
Wayne Morse
Walter Judd
Reymond Baldwin
Mr. Stassen
CIO
Sidney Hillman
Magik Sullivan
Clo.pac
Iagt
Spain
Argentina
PAC
OPA
Nc-Pac
Sinompore
New Deal
Frank Kingéon
Sydney Hillmin
Miz
Eleanor Rousevelt
Henry Morembiian Jr
Henry Wallace
Hugo Bleck
Xc On
Fead
The
Rmtime
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tor
Aelidanor Hilis
Ax Keatlan
PRPC
Bohuul
Policiond
Action Tactnique
Washington
Bes Ning Dawe
Pampmigmigg
Velez
Wayne
Alludance
Tru
No-Pac
Needleas
Axy
Young Republicans
Ickes
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
James Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Philip Broughton
Congressional
Broughton
Whde
Abilly
South Dakota Treasures Described As Nation's Treasure House
Edward E. Whw highlights South Dakota as a vast treasure house with rich mineral deposits, precious metals, diverse landscapes, and living heritage. He notes Black Hills, Mount Rushmore, Badlands fossils, Missouri River, and cattle industries in a vivid portrait of the state's enduring wealth and open reserves.
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Edward Emerine
South Dakota
Black Hills
Harney Peak
United States
Rockies
Mount Rushmore
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Gutzon Borglum
Custer State Park
President Coolidge
White House
Big Badlands
Badlands
Big Stone Lake
Treasure House of America
Plains
Hot Springs
Belle Fourche
Treasure House
Deadwood
Wild Bill
Dead
Wood Dick
Calamity Jane
Custer
Verendrye Brothers
Casade
Lewis and Clarke
Fort Teton
Fort Pierre
American Fur Company
University of South Dakota
South Dakota State College
Brookings
School of Mines
Rapid City
The Town Wit and Wartime Warms at Sardi’s
A reminiscence of editors, columnists, and headlines from wartime culture. The piece notes Merry Mae McMichael quipping about Mrs. Roosevelt dwarfing others in a picture, Queen Wilhelmina’s West Point inspection, OPA debates, and satirical asides from The Times Berlin newsboy to Will Rogers’s dinner miscue.
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Picure
The
Times’ Berlin
Ray Daniels
America
Russia
Barbs and War Time Crises Reflections
Fragmented text references personal crisis during war. Mentions Somaya Mars and tremulous piano tuning issues. Alludes to labor unrest and imagined future fruitless strife with vague references to planes and workers. Overall, a collage of distorted war era musings without clear events.
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