Global political pendulum sways in 1940 view
A syndicated analysis discusses the Roosevelt administration's middle-ground drift between conservative and liberal policies, potential cabinet moves, and bipartisan relief and curtailment plans. It notes Republican openness to joint relief boards, German advances in Europe, and U.S. strategies like Pan American cooperation and dollar diplomacy.
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Jackson
Farler
Boskins
Farley
Geil Bull
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Manning
Cromger
Sarsis
Oregon
Charles L. MicNary
Repubican
North
Caroline
Josiah W. Bailey
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
James Monroé
Seneral
South America
Eis
G. S
Holy Alliance
Amely
Germany
All
Japan
Pan America
Wade
U. S
U.S
Peru
Alfred M. London
Cordell Hull
Western Hemisphere
Hull
America
Montevideo
Profit sharing eyed as labor and capital reshapes
A survey notes about 2,500 U S firms share profits with employees through stock plans and management by multiple teams. It cites Proctor & Gable and McCor & Co as examples and discusses legislative interest, tax incentives, and labor union views in a growing debate.
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U.S
Proctor & Gable
McCor: & Co
Baltimore
Can Rolling Mil Company
Fount
Ohio
U. S
Washington
Senate
Michigan
Arthur Vandenberg
Town
Clyde Herring
Vandenberg
Herring
Walter D. Fuller
Curtis Publishing Company
Industriel
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Club of
Organized Labor
Trendy Propagation Education and 1920s Construction Notes
Dr Morris Meister advocates teachers becoming propagators for democracy urging education as vital to democracy. Home notes report 1924 forecast and 1929 trends with peak residential construction valued around 1 300 000. Sign of times shows average liquor spend, music forms highlighted. Swing vindicated links dance to physical education in Denver classes for grace and self esteem.
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Morris Meister
New York
Denver
Raytree
Roosevelt third term debate swirls in Washington politics
Senate and House members drift back to Washington as the Roosevelt third term question dominates chatter. Observers assess party unity, potential picks like Hull Garner Clark or Donahey, and public sentiment shifts since the 1936 election while a separate probe raises scope on utility tax returns tied to TVA negotiations.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court
Harry
Hopkins
Harry L. Hopkins
Congress
Democratic Party
Cordell Hull
John Nance Garner
Bennett Champ Clark
Vic Donahey
TVA
United States
Therafter
Francis Biddie
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Charles A. Wolverton
Coms
Bir. Biddle
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Ohio
Broad
Biddle
Hitler
Reich
Close to Disaster Says Uncle Phil on Promises and Goals
A Sun style sermon warns against relying on a single anchor or hope while stressing the need for steady ideals kept active. It notes that many men excuse broken promises, observes how pastimes fail as boredom is escaped, and urges sincerity and thoughtful daily choices.
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