Third Inauguration Seen as Era of Change and Resolve
The writer recalls witnessing President Roosevelt's third inauguration in Washington. They warn of looming global conflict, urge preparedness and sacrifice, and note mobilization of U S forces and programs like WPA CCC NYA. The piece emphasizes free speech, shifting geopolitics, and a call to defend national values.
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Call to action on national security and support for Congress
In a solemn third inauguration era plea Americans are urged to act with resolve to strengthen national defense. The text calls for public pressure on Congress, urging letters and telegrams to lawmakers from various states to bolster anti tyranny measures during wartime.
Roanoke Rapids Hosts First Golden Gloves Event
Roanoke Rapids prepares for the inaugural Golden Gloves tournament at the High School gym this Friday and Saturday. Organizers emphasize amateur status and caution about rough edges while urging strong local patronage to gauge future boxing plans.
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Roanoke Rapids Urges Support for Allied Aid Bill
Community asks Roanoke Rapids Chapter to forward telegrams letters and cards to Congress showing strong public backing for the president's aid bill despite isolationist signals. Urges prompt action to ensure local sentiment is represented in national discussions.
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No Time to Chisel Warns Labor in Wartime
In Washington a warning is issued that organized labor risks turning public sentiment against itself if strikes for higher wages arise during wartime. The piece argues Roosevelt era gains should be preserved but urges restraint in defense industries, army camps, and shipyards to avoid harming national defense.
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