FDR to address unions on radio during campaign bid
President Roosevelt prepared a address for the International Teamsters Union convention in Washington after acceptance speech remarks. Democratic leaders call it political while noting defense duties limit campaigning. Radio time on four networks planned. White House signals possible national coverage.
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FCC ruling triggers televised speeches from President
The committee balked at paying for four speakers. two may air for free, but all must donate equal air time to Willie under FCC rules. The President’s third term address would be his third formal speech since announcing the bid. Last week, speeches at Chickamauga Dam dedication and Great Smoky Mountains park were labeled non political by the White House and political by Republicans, leaving broadcasters between positions.
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Buckingham Hit By Bomb in London Palace Attack
Bombing at Buckingham Palace damaged windows and walls, with only light interior damage. A palace spokesman said some art objects had been removed earlier and debris was cleared by glaziers as gardeners tended St James Park. King George visited nearby areas after the blast.
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Roosevelt Scoreset in Roosevelts Ballot Drift?
The piece reports Democratic leaders failing to file electors in time, prompting write-in contests while Nazi Vandenberg leads Michigan renomination, Vermont unopposed Austin, and Long-influenced Louisiana incumbents falling. It notes Stassen leads Minnesota GOP field and Dickinson leads Michigan governor race, with NH tight between Blood and Palmer.
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Lawyers Favor Six Year Term For Presidency
The Resolutions committee of the American Bar Association in Philadelphia rejected an anti third term proposal and backed a single six year term for future presidents. The full convention of about 6000 delegates would see both the original and committee resolutions for later discussion. Original proposal backed a constitutional amendment for a single six year term.
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Nationality Code Would Bar Nazis From U S Citizenship
Washington report says a proposed nationality code would tighten naturalization rules to prevent Communists Nazis and Fascists from acquiring U S citizenship. Rees cites fights against Fifth Columnists and sod to resolve dubious citizenship cases. The measure would repeal existing laws and require natives and foreigners to prove non expatriation during six months in their birth country or that of their parents. War Dept support targets Japanese born Hawaii nationals who serve in Japan and return.
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Loans urged to avert Latin American dependence
Senator Wagner warned economic chaos in South America could push nations toward Nazi influence unless the United States boosts export import bank funding from 200 million to 700 million with priority for Western Hemisphere aid. Republicans pressed for loan limits while Wagner cited Havana pact mutual aid and Jesse Jones' oversight.
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Parole Granted for Simon Serkson in Rubber Scrap Case
A correction notes Simon Serkson was granted parole in this city after an 18 month term in the House of Correction for receiving stolen goods. The prior published charge of larceny was erroneous. the case involved scrap rubber from a local shoe company.
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Refused To Pay Suits Threatened In Maryland
Baltimore on September 11 reports the State Law Department considering legal action against about 10 Marylanders who allegedly refused to pay the state income tax. Deputy Attorney General William Henderson said attachment actions might begin as the comptroller seeks enforcement.
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Class fled Section offers waiting opportunities
A brief notice urges readers to explore opportunities in the class field section. It highlights upcoming chances and encourages engagement with available programs or postings. The message emphasizes readiness to seize the opportunities presented in the section.
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