Roosevelt Charted as Willing Candidate by Dies Panel
The Dies Committee alleges that prior to the Democratic convention at least seventy two New Deal officials aligned with the CIO Political Action Committee engaged in politics favoring Roosevelt. It cites thirteen White House calls from December to May to aides including Niles and Daniels and accuses Roosevelt of acting as the CIO’s political arm and “commander in chief.”
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Man of Broken Promises Election Offer Sparks Debate
The Neigh bor on Best End Street reports a controversial $5000 reward offer linked to President Roose velt prom ises. The piece cites a Boston speech from October 30, 240, and lists numerous promises with critical questions about whether Roosevelt kept them.
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Mie Daily News
Roosevelt
Boston
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These Days By George Fr. Sokolosky
Editor letters condemn the rise of a one party line in New York precincts. The writer argues Republicans and Democrats should unite to back a single anti Communist candidate, noting the influence of the Communist American Labor party and urging petition-based ballot access and matched funding to defeat them. The piece targets Marenantonio Powell Browder and Hillman, urging broad national mobilization to counter Communist influence.
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New York
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Vato Marenntonto
Adam Clayton Powell
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American Labor Party
Vita Mareantarte
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J. Renney
United States
Sidney Hillman
America
Fire in life the fires must be kept alive in 1944
The speaker laments fading zeal and aging, urging sustained mental vigor and curiosity. She contrasts youthful excitement with 1944 gloom, urging action, beauty, and sympathy to keep life vibrant despite retirement from active desire.
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Stefan
Sige
Return of Father Lanin to Lead Central Catholic High
The Rev Father Wiltate Lanin, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest J Lamat, who graduated St Marys College in 1937, will return to the institution now Central Catholic High as principal for the next school year. A 12 year old named Gordon Alexander reported to detectives that someone stole his cottee from under the Fourth Street bridge, describing it as a hard crafted item named tisayer.
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Ernest J. Lamat
Lubbock
St. Mary's College
Central Catholic High School
Gordon Alexander
Ruck Ud Avenue
Tisayer
Foorth Street
Gordon
Education by Reasoning and Discipline in a Modern Age
A reader essays that progress in education hinges on mental discipline, not instinct or intuition. He cites youth delinquency and calls for disciplined schooling and home life, stressing teaching through reasoning, arithmetic, spelling, and the three R’s to curb social decay.
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Hitler
Magle
James
Mair Lacquers By H N Bundesen
Article discusses lacquer cosmetics and health risks from shellac and substitutes like Manila gum. Notes allergic reactions and dermatitis from lacquers used on hair and skin, with testing methods and emphasis on caution. Mentions wartime shellac shortages and chemical alternatives affecting safety. Includes stray notes on radium melting point and winter-straw market detail.
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King
Bethe
Those Texans By James Farber
A fragmentary reminiscence on cattle driving life by James Farber notes the rigors of guiding herds across marshy terrain and market routes. It highlights weather as a constant burden, the need for vigilance, and a cowboy’s coping methods including coffee to lift spirits during long nights.
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