Politics as war time duty and democracy under fire
The piece argues politics should pause in war for unity and victory. It condemns partisan games and foreign propaganda while urging respect for liberty, order, and duty. It notes the dangers of internal division and praises disciplined civic effort during national crisis.
Too Much Politics in War Time Bias and Blame
The writer denounces self serving motives and political maneuvering from Washington to local officials as war begins. They urge unity, quick success, and duty over partisanship, noting home front accidents and casualties and calling for those in service to be the true focus of national effort.
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White House
Congress
America
China
Europe
Africa
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Pearl Harbor
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United Effort
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Politics as we call it slows up the day of victory
The writer reflects on democracy in drift, noting Congress as a clash with the President and Labor opposing Capital. He cites racial and local class tensions, citing ABC changes in Halifax County as an example, and argues politics remains an elusive yet pivotal force shaping life.
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Fool’s Paradise
Washington
Congress
Halifax County
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Rotary Assembly of District Three Held in Wilson
J Raymond Tiffany of New York will be principal speaker at the 189th District Rotary Assembly in Wilson on July 28 29. Edmund H Harding of Washington will join as humorist and song leader at the opening session with a fellowship banquet at the Cherry Hotel. District Governor R W Madry hails Tiffany's talk as a standout from the St Louis International Assembly.
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R. W. Madry
Tiffany
Edmund H. Harding
Washington
Cherry Hotel
Madry
St. Louis
Untimely excuse to skip payroll savings draws grim flags
A terse remark mocks delaying payroll savings by invoking infamous dictators, implying harsh political consequences for failing to increase contributions. The comment ties financial hesitation to oppressive regimes, signaling provocative, inflammatory rhetoric.
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