Roosevelt Signals Expanded Economy After War
President Roosevelt dismissed talk of a fourth term as picayune and urged an expanded economy and anti war-forces after the war. He enumerated New Deal laws, debated critics, and deflected questions about scrapping the New Deal while hinting at policy continuity beyond victory.
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Roosevelt
Picayune
Obi
New Deal
Ame County
Pear Harbor
New York Herald-Tribune
Washington
Bert Andrews
Oval
Ehief
Harrison
Spangler
White House
Kili
Dias
Leadership Waste and New Deal Reevaluation in 1940s
Fragmentary remarks discuss Thaddeus Stevens like leadership then shift to questions about reviving old policies. The text links past political programs to needs of 1942-33 and hints at a new program emerging regardless of current government. It evidences debate over economic policy and political leadership.
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Thaddeus Stevens
House
Texas Cold Hanging On Despite Forecast Freeze
Weather across Texas showed clear skies and a sunny day in most areas Wednesday. A light freeze was forecast but did not occur in the Laredo region while Dalhart reported 4 degrees above zero and several cities logged single digit to mid 20s temperatures including Dallas 23 and Amarillo 11.
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Texas
Laredo
Dalhart
Dallas
Mamines
Bis Spring
Midland
Wink
Lubebeck
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Glarendon
Highland Club Brightens Brooke With Holiday Gifts
Readable fragments describe the Highland Park club delivering flowers and gifts to hospitals and the USO during Christmas. A worker fell down an elevator shaft at 110 Navarro Street, suffering leg injuries and shock, while Montgomery and others helped provide packages to the tubercular ward and Palms hotel.
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Crooge General Hospital
Highland Park Gaten
N. A. Montmistletoe
Gomery
Navarro Street
Nix
Montgomery
Palms Hotel
South Presa
USO
J Feet
Soldier Vote Brief Planned By Sellers
Attorney General Grover Sellers will prepare a brief on legal questions involved in facilitating soldier voting in 1944. Governor Coke R Stevenson said he may call a special session if needed. State Senator George Moffett urged a constitutional amendment and uniform absentee voting for servicemen across states.
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Noo
Grover Sellers
Coke R. Stevenson
Sellers
Gerald
Mann
Austin
Sulphur Springs
George Moffett
Chillicothe
Mof Heth
America
Congress
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FDR
Private Breger
Dave Breger
Rome
Browne Ville
Denton
Houston
Kaunas
Oklahoma
Nin
San Antonia
Highland Club
Brightens Brooke
Popie
Borden
San Antonio
Fieldston
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