Outlawing the Communists in Arizona and Beyond
Arizona has denied the Communist party a ballot presence and barred Communists from public office, with New York and other states watching. The piece argues for outlawing the party nationwide, noting California talk and West Virginia injunctions as steps, while warning of legal challenges and urging swift federal or state action to purge treasonable elements.
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Arizona
West Virginia
Communist Party
California
American Legion
New York
United States
Prince Mike Romanoff and Case Society Under Scrutiny
An interview with Mr. Hymie Augen analyzes Prince Mike Romanoff’s social circle and how con artists and fake aristocrats mingle with a volatile New York club scene. The piece compares the spectacle to a phony general and questions whether the so called case society is genuine or swayed by luck and illusion.
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Hymie Augen
Mike Rumanol
Sylvan
Palm Springs
Hollywood
Augen
Prince Mike
Mr. Augen
Cman
Harry Gerguson
Mike Romanoff
Ike Gia
Case Society
Hester Street
Dam
Listen Worn by Elsie Robinson
A reflective essay on American fatigue amid war time, noting loss of keenness, routine drudgery, and pervasive waiting. The piece laments drifting motivation, questions time’s healing powers, and urges holding memory and humility through hardship. It emphasizes change as growth and the enduring ache of love and loss.
Odd Facts Puberculais Report On U S Honey Output
A scattered note claims Odd Facts Puberculais book 61164 notes that the U S runs all year producing an annual average of twenty inion pounds of honey from coal Obla sources.
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U. S
Do You Know The Knowledge Test Substrate Award
A fragmented text appears to discuss a knowledge test with scattered terms and phrases including rally defense program supplementary times and capitalized words. The readable parts mention campaigns strategy and various numeric hints, yielding a cryptic, non-narrative item.
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Ninas Metropolis
The Light Publishes Impartial 1940 Campaign Letters
The Light presents opposing views on 1940 campaign issues in its columns. Readers are invited to submit opinions, though space limits may prevent publishing all. Views expressed do not necessarily reflect The Light's own stance.
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The
Light
Why ll vote for willkie by marshall nsbridge
Marshall Eskridge argues against Franklin D Roosevelt and for Willkie, citing concerns about a third term, leadership style, and party loyalty. He condemns Roosevelt’s methods, fears perpetual office, and advocates tax-based growth, urging support for Willkie to defend free institutions and national unity.
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Roosevelt
Marshall Eskridge
Chicago
Philadelphia
A. Smith
James A. Reed
Douglas
Hanes
Garner
Farley
Democratic Party
United States
Congress
Dole
Willkie
I Will Vote for Roosevelt Says Senator Slattery
United States Senator James M. Slattery writes in support of Franklin D. Roosevelt for president, praising his New Deal and leadership through economic crisis and world tensions. He argues the Republican record, antiwar stance, and defense posture risk undermining progress and American unity.
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James M. Slattery
United States
Wwinda
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt
Europe
Latin America
Willkie Speech Tactics Foil Opponents Says Washington Desk
Washington observes that Wendell Willkie delivered a mostly self crafted acceptance speech avoiding party boilerplate. Roosevelt reportedly cautious, seeking no face to face debate, as campaign pros note Willkie’s German ancestry defused Nazi charges and framed liberty as a unifying theme.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Willkle
Landon
Hoover
Willkie
Power Trust
Secord
Colorado Springs
Jollig
Usten
Willkin
Wall Street
Hearing Tests for Children and Hearing Aids Discussed
The article notes early hearing checks for children to aid learning and speech. It cites Dr. Walter A. Wells on infancy hearing limits and the gradual development of hearing power in the first months of life. Modern hearing aids and devices are described as valuable when properly used.
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Tr Fy
Sid
Yale
Dre
Ynantha
Walter A. Wells
Washington, D. C
Hearing Tests In Infants And Children
Dr H N Bundesen describes infant hearing tests to detect any hearing power and assess its level in older children. He notes mothers may doubt deafness if infants respond to meaningless sounds and cites posture as a key warning sign when speech development lags.
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Amy
Jack
Absentee Balloting Rise and Texas Delegate Named
A report notes increased absentee ballots in the run-off primary with good interest in the governor and vacation season. Also mentions J L W Gonna from Cones Bidin leaving for Milwaukee to represent Texas at a national photographers convention.
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Boxer Coursy
JL W. Gonna
Milwaukee
Texas
National Convention of Photographers
Cones
Tie Southwestern Division
Utenie Onal Nasociation
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