China War Turmoil Surges with Mass Destruction Reported
The article details brutal fighting in China highlighting casualties, refugees, and widespread devastation around Shanghai and the Whangpoo area. It notes Japanese naval bombardment, Chinese resistance, and international responses as tensions rise. It also covers U.S. political actions including Supreme Court nomination debates and pending defense legislation.
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Ife
Whangpoo
Fagshin
Ammericens
Roosevelt
Denveer Jepen
China
Jepan
Foreign Office
Chine
Maneh
Japan
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
House Appropriations Committee
San Francisco
White House
Sezere Eat
Di Maggio Faces Ruth Era Challenge In Baseball View
A columnist weighs Joe DiMaggio's slim chances to surpass Babe Ruth's single season home run mark. He notes Ruth’s September power in 1927 and discusses contemporary pitchers, Dodger management, and notable players, predicting a tough climb amid strong history and stubborn expectations.
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Joe di Maggio
Babe Ruth
Wilsons
Gehrigs
Hornsbrs
Joes
Ruth
Jon
Hornsbys
Joe
Burleigh Grimes
Dodgers
Battyhoo
Mungo
Stengel
Burleigh
Grimes
Manash
English
Yam
Giants
Blondy Ryan
Yankees
Terry
Yanks
Blondy
3Th
Yaukee
Kansas City
Jf Joe Stripp
Giant
Timmy Ripple
Babe Hamberger
John Gorman
Cleo Locatelli
Italy
Tr Duce
A’s
Connie Mack
Wes Ferrell
Jimmy DeLnong
Washington
Tip
Newark
White Sox
Zeke Bonura
the Garden
Sne Medwick
Dizzy Dean
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Dizay
Senate Debates Roe on Court Reform and Packing
William Bruckart reflects on Senate leaders Moses and Curtis, Vice President Garner’s handling of the judiciary reform bill, and the six hour path to passage. He notes the bill’s changes aim to speed adjudication, deny adding six Supreme Court justices, and uphold separation of powers amid political shifts and summer strain.
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Senate
Euge L. Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
Edward R. Burke
Royal
Cape Hand
Ku Klux ‘Klan
High Tribune
W E. Borah
Idaho
Albert Levitt
Homer & Caremings
Bleck
Sumners
Congress
Justice van Devanter
Washington
New England
George H. Moses
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Curtis
Moses
Jack
Garner
Jesse
Sene
House
White House
Department of Justice
Ted Tape
Yvon
New York Politics Split Between Tammany and New Deal Factions
A reader notes national politics influence New York City factions with Tammany Hall versus the Roosevelt New Deal. The piece discusses the 1940 election, Copeland’s challenge, and the rumored party alignments shaping New York primary battles and broader conservative versus radical divides. The text frames the city as a state power battleground affecting national outcomes.
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New York
New York City
New York State
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Gihers
Tammany
New Deal
Emaliy
Roosevelt
Willy
Copelend
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Cone
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Copell
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Tammanay
Copeland
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Imerfer
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George Magerkurth
King Woras
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United States
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Sonja Henrie
Jeff Dickson
Little Jane Stanton
California
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Richmond Stokes
Ralph B. Strassburger
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Great Britain
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America
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Monty Stratton
Billy Webb
Stester
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Termmy Farr
Gene Tunney
Lydon
Ryan
Blondy Kyan
Doe
William Bruckart
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