Take Politics Out of War Split Over Roosevelt Fourth Term
Harrison E Spangler, chairman of the Republican National Committee, argues that if Franklin D Roosevelt runs for a fourth term he becomes two people one President and one candidate. He says a candidate has no immunities and would be obliged to act without fear or favor. The next move is up to the president.
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Harrison E. Spangler
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Spangler
Chairman Spangler
Mr. Spangler
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
Dutchess County
New York
A. G. Crane
Cheyenne
University
Washington
Europe
America
It's a Bad Hole the Retailer Faces in War Ration Rules
A retailer laments OPA price ceilings and enforcement failures in Detroit surveys showing 45 percent of chain units and 65 percent of independents violate orders. He argues overbearing regulations press margins to zero, forcing losses or black market dealings. Delays in relief worsen cash flow as wholesalers set price ceilings. Grocers and dry goods dealers endure long hours and heavy paperwork under strained rationing, calling the OPA unfair and damaging honest business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPA
Washington
Prentiss Brown
Detroit
OPA
Brown
Wickard
District of Columbia
Unclear fragment hints at political talk in White Sulphur Springs
A fragmented passage from White Sulphur Springs references Russians and dreamers discussing politics with phrases about eating and the Leaning Tower. The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment with no clear event or attribution.
Prayer in War and Home Front Observations
A reader letters column features an antiwar prayer urging God to provide fighting men and condemn barbarism in World War II. It recalls heroes like MacArthur and Rickenbacker, condemns Bataan deaths, and stresses democracy. The note echoes wartime sacrifice, then blends critiques of home front life with calls for thrift and patriotism.
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Ing
Colin Kelly
Gen. MacArthur
Gen. Eisenhower
Doolittle
Rickenbacker
Bataan Peninsulas
Jerome Crandall
Pocatello, Ida
Idaho City Police Crack Down On Jaywalkers
Idaho Falls authorities report a crackdown on jaywalking and pedestrian traffic violations with arrests forthcoming. Twin Falls Mayor proclaims June 23 Tribute to Russia Day marking Stalin alliance anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Bert A. Sweet
Twin Falls
Russia
Stalin
Pocatello Urges Forest Reserve for Water Sources
Citizens of Pocatello petition to create a forest reserve over Mink creek Gibson Jack creek headwaters and smaller streams supplying the city. Senator Dubois forwards the petition to interior secretary with support stating the land should be government reservation and will not harm rights. Memorial day activities, city council actions, and local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Gibson Jack Creek
Fred T. Dubois
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Navy Seeks More Enlistment Of Women For War Service
Navy recruiting officials in Idaho report a persistent shortfall in Waves and Spars enlistments as World War II strains grow. L. F. Parrish cites a 50 percent lag locally while urging women to join radio operators, clerks, yeomen, cooks, and aviation trades to replace men stationed offshore. He stresses this is total war and every woman must participate.
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America
Pocatello
South Idaho
L. F. Parrish
Navy
Naval
United States
Parrish
Navy calls women to Waves and Spars service in war effort
In England and America, women are urged to join Waves and Spars to serve during wartime and pursue skilled careers with good pay. College graduates from 1943 are encouraged to explore opportunities, with age limits 20 to 36 and dependents restrictions, at the Pocatello post office navy station or the Waves Spar recruiting office in the Chief theater building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Navy
Postoffice
Pocatello
New Waves-Spar
Spars
NEW Waves and Spars
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Pocatello Tribune
Idaho
the Tribune-Journal CO
G. Nicholas Ifft
William 8. Cady
Associated Press
Tere
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Gooding
Deaf and Blind School
William H. Watson
Bannock County
Albert G. Jones
Emmett
Idaho Grand Army of the Republic
Bertolfsen
Harold Howell
G.A.R
Idaho Falls
State
Tribune Files
Burton L. French
Congress
Idaho University
University of Chicago
Dr. Wright
George L. Hickey
Jack Burns
Charley Brooks
Will Spettigue
Dillon
Elks Club
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Company B
Idaho National Guard
Idaho Society of the Army of the Philippines
Mountainview Cemetery
Army of the Philippines
Samuel] Wallace
Grand Army Service
National Guard
Spring Creek
Portneuf
Snake
Montana Line
Pocatello Fair and Driving Association
George North
C. B. Johnson
Campbell
Albert Wilson
Denver
Colo
Katie E. Ball
Masonheimer
W. H. Cleare
George W. Flood
T. D. McDowell
Corbett Terrell
Gillilan
Pyper
Rowland
McHan
Kane
Dwyer
Sanders
Brooks
Ford
Ben Joseph
Ment
J. B. Joseph
Robert Forrest
J. E. McIntosh
Roy Goodwin
A. F. Roulette
Wyeth
C. E. M. Loux
Center Street
Hayes
Lincoln Avenues
Johnson Avenue
Center
Lewis Streets
Lee Beckstead
Ruby Merrill
Swan Lake
C. M. White
Ralph Potter
Mackay
Miss Myrtle Wilbur
City
J. B. Wilbur
Leon F. Molinelli
W. B. Chilton
Molinelli
Salt Lake City
C. H. Bassett
Bassett
W. F. Kasiska
George Kimpton
E. J. Norton
Department of Stenography and Typewriting
Academy of Idaho
East
Bea
Alt Heidelberg
East Idaho Brewing, Inc., Pocatello
Waves and Spars
U. S. Navy
Federal Building
the Navy
Cotant Truck Lines, Inc
Direcion
Pocatello Lumber Co
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