Vorys Attacks President Over War Powers Speech
Columbus Ohio September 18 Representative John M Vorys R Ohio spoke to the Buckeye Republican club on the constitution anniversary arguing the president has usurped Congress war powers. He warned the internal threat to government from within and urged adherence to the constitutional process for wartime decisions. He contrasted Roosevelt era actions with Congress authorization.
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Advertising leaders warn of fascist and communist influence
Don E. Belding of the Pacific Advertising association told the Advertising club luncheon that fascist and communist elements threaten government and advertising. He argued the government should serve the people, noted the price administration’s anticonsumer rhetoric, and urged better consumer discussion by manufacturers. He urged educators to teach true advertising facts and outlined new programs for schools and consumer groups to study advertising.
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Woodruff Says War Declared On Germany And Italy
Special to The Tight from Washington on September 18 Representative Roy Woodruff of Michigan warned that President Roosevelt’s order to the Navy to shoot on sight German planes ships or submarines is a declaration of war. He urged the public to demand the president stop and listen while arguing the action lacks constitutional power but asserts war exists. He said war is not true until overt acts of shooting occur and called for public action to reverse the policy.
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