Democratic factions seek middle ground to save party
The passage argues for avoiding radical or overly conservative legislation and urges Democrats to meet in a generous liberal spirit to keep the party united and prevent a fatal split. It calls for tolerance toward dissenters as a starting point for unity.
Democrats Differ Over Smith renomination in 1938 South Carolina
A public letter reflects on Senator Cotton Ed Smith's renomination by South Carolina Democrats, warning of President Roosevelt's purge attempts and urging party unity. It weighs national crisis, war fears, and the arms race as Europe drags toward potential conflict.
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Cotton Ed” Smith
United States
South Carolina
Democrats
Johnston
Washington
Smith
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
George
Georgia
Smiths
Georges
Roanoke Rapids
Halifax County
Europe
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Republic
France
England
Germany
Russia
Japan
Italy
Ethiopia
China
Austria
Auditing Firm Corrects Claims On County Shortage
The editor acknowledges errors about the auditing firm’s schedule and findings. The firm states it audits only in July and does not perform January checkups, and that shortages date only from 1935, with pre 1935 checks uncashed but not losses. It asserts its work includes testing sheriff settlements and land sale certificates per contract.
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Scotland Neck
Halifax
Mrs Rosa Tyler Buried Today In Northampton County
Rosa L Tyler 71 died yesterday at her Margaretts ville home. Funeral services were held there with interment in the family cemetery in Northampton County. She was the widow of Euphrates Tyler and is survived by children George P C W R G B Tyler Mrs R F Garris Mrs O A Woodard and Mrs G B Barnes.
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Rosa L. Tyler
Margarettsville
Northampton County
Euphrates Tyler
George
G. B. Tyler
R. F. Garris
O. A. Woodard
G. B. Barnes
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