Cleared Through Sidney Targets Fourth Term Campaign
In a nationwide critique the piece denounces the Political Action Committee as a Republican and Democratic liability. It claims Maine voters rejected PAC backed candidates and that the Middle West shows intent to wash out the New Deal and its Communist tied PAC. Sidney Hillman is blamed for running the fourth term campaign with aggressive fundraising and control over candidate selection.
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Political Action Committee
Maine
Congress
Brownell
Republican National Committee
Middle West
Dewey-Bricker
Ilanyegan
Democratic National Committee
Hannegan
Sidney Hillman
Democratic Party
Ile
Sidney
NEW Deal
Secrecy Debate Urges Openness in Government
Governor Bricker urges tearing the veil from government operations arguing secrecy hurts the people and Congress. He cites the Hot Springs food conference and Teheran agreements as examples of decisions secretly made without public scrutiny, affecting food, taxes, and peace.
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Bricker
Ohio
Chapel Hill
N. C
Congress
United States
Hot Springs
Europe
Churchill
Roosevelt
Stalin
Teheran
Hall
Moscow
Germany
Russia
Taltern Wimelaell On Broadway and Public Figures News
A garbled 1940s wrap references Taltern Wimelaell on Broadway, notable names including Herbert Bayard Swope and Alfred E. Smith, and notes on a British court martial to be held in camera in New York. It mentions Willkie, a forthcoming Dewey biography, and wartime finance chatter plus betting odds and political maneuvering.
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New York
British War Office
London
Alfred EB. Smith
Parley
Bari
Willkie
Spine nerve and disc issues blamed for neck and shoulder pain
Dr Roy G Spurling of Louisville and Willa B Seoville of Hayetuvel discuss neck pain arising from nerve pressure or disc wear between vertebrae. Symptoms include stiffness, shoulder and arm pain, numbness, and possible electric shocks with movement. Rest and posture changes may help, but cases vary with age and arthritis signs.
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Alwost Ag
Roy G. Spurling
Louisville
Gud Ly
Willa B. Seoville
Hayetuvel
Goa
Panda
Hong
Pain Patterns Warn Against Immediate Surgery in Nerve Case
Dr H N Bundesen describes a nerve related pain pattern with numbness and blue tinged cold sensation in the arm and neck base. Rare weakness may develop without spinal cord pressure, and surgery is usually unnecessary unless pressure signs emerge. If pressure occurs, timely operation is advised.
Kansas frontier feud turns to sudden ambush
A fragment from a Kansas tale centers on McCluskie and Hatley clashing with Texas gambler Bill Bailey alias Willan Wilson. The Texas man, drunk and defiant, waits in ambush after a heated exchange. The incident foreshadows further conflict as the narrative continues tomorrow.
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McDinskie
Jim Riley
Hig
McChiskie
Hatley
Bailey
McCluskie
Local World War Veterans and Navy Leaders Highlight 1924 GA
From the Los Angeles light files a 1924 note chronicles 100 lb bucky Tshiop as chaser and commander of a San Antonio Disabled American Veterans chapter. It records Clark rising from junior to senior commands and Eben P. Gallagher elected junior condudor. A September 1, 1924 marker anchors the report. Additionally a date palm harvest scene notes 300 pounds of dates gathered this morning.
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Wcenvien Wy
Bucky” Tshiop
San Antonio
Too TY
Clark
Eben P. Gallagher
Mong
Palay
Io Chy Fa
Compulsory military training viewed as undemocratic opposition
Washington debate argues a year of compulsory training for 17-year-olds would not yield an efficient army. Critics say it delays education and work, wastes funds, and risks a rigid national draft. Proponents cite West Point expansion and better preparation, while critics warn of militarism and cliques.
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Washington
Inday
West Point
Annapolis
Ibey
Europe
Germany
France
Annapalis
Japan
Seral
Russia
Oakland
King Wenturia Syndicate, Inc
Striefly
Tom Dewey Speech Praised For Clarity And Candor
A publication lauds Tom Dewey for direct, precise language in a presidential speech tackling Jewish issues and national problems. The piece notes his past prosecutorial record and New York administration, while questioning his fitness for broad national challenges.
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Chicago
Tom Dewey
United States
New York
Bricker vs Roosevelt: American Way in 1940 election
Governor Bricker launches a sharp indictment of the Roosevelt New Deal as government overreach and state control, contrasting the American free enterprise path with a European style regime. He urges cuts in regulation, taxation, and federal power, promoting individual liberty and a revival of private initiative.
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Congress
Supreme Court
America
Bricker
Ohio
al French Lick
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Aventor Roosevelt
Brieker
Roosevelt
Iga
NRA
Communist Party
Sidney Hillman
Cig-Pac
Fricker
Wgcionitare Uni
Dewey and
Dewey
Dewey candidacy framed as faith in American dynamism
George E. Sokolsky argues in favor of Thomas E. Dewey, asserting his vision reflects a long-American tradition of constructive progress. He contrasts Dewey’s forward looking philosophy with alleged limits of past eras and stresses Dewey’s faith in American capacity, technological progress, and private enterprise efficiency.
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Dewey
Americaus
Tom Dewey
Earl
Tie
Human Reed
Syniticate, Inc
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Puplication Ories
Hilshin Amante
Hember Aesociated Press
Pe Associated Fress
Algo
AU Rebte
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Conyright
Bally Minti
Bie
Herbert Bayard Swope
Win
Jeffers
Green
Ferguson
Tom Girdler
Ife
o+ Saloon Society
Bank
Stork
Pitvens Grhs
Ecuador
White House
S Bloom
WPA
Vatican
U. S. Ince
Rome
Clipper
Dun & Brel
Truman Committee
Breakers
Palin Beach
Reany General Hospital
General Somervell
Ciusao
Washington and
Palm Beach
Roosevelt Hotel
Newsweek
Dewey Reuters
Ben
Laurel
Ind
Sinesuutelen Pius
Dr. H. N
Hirose Rexaums
James Farber
Bob Ley
Mars
Kansas
L. A. Light Files
Merchanteal Arts
Weibhy
Asten
Otis
Hab
Benjamin Docasseres
George E. Sokolsky
Bally and
Fonday
Dally
Banda
Bally
Burday
Satan Atlanio
Cartier
Texis
Auenta
Raomti
Dur Antonis
Ban Antonie
Texan
Act of Congreus
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