Washington Roundup on Anti-Lynching Bill and GOP Strategy
The piece details Vice President Garner's stance shift toward allowing a Senate vote on the House passed anti-lynching bill amid Southern opposition and filibuster risk. It notes Senate prospects, Connally’s re election calculus, and broader political maneuvering, including Republican Midwest bloc plans and high profile Jackson Day attendees Doris Duke Cromwell Fidel duPont Roosevelt daughter in law of the President and Mrs Jock Whitney.
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Many Elyria Teachers Pursue Extra Training in Survey
Elyria school staff continue professional study with 38 earning college degrees and a total of 1151 semester hours logged across summer, extension, and correspondence courses 1937 to 1939. Maston notes rising participation aims to keep schools aligned with modern teaching methods and professional thought. Shanghai, China reports a war on hoarding essential commodities.
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