Barkley Break Could Shape Roosevelt Fourth Term
President Roosevelt faces a fierce showdown with Democratic majorities over a Barkley incident as he weighs a possible fourth term. Observers foresee two paths: attack Congress or seek a political peace with leaders. Barkley’s resignation provoked party divides and could redefine Senate and House alignment, challenging Roosevelt’s renomination prospects.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Capitol Hill
Alben W. Barkley
Senator Barkley
Senate
Barkley
House
Robert L Doughton
BE. EB. Cox
Georgia
Capitol Hall
Blaie Frankfurter
Rosenman
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Samuel Rosenman
Navy transfer of Martin Rogers to Memphis Aviation School
Martin Rogers of this place, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers, is transferred from Sampson Naval Training Station to the Naval Aviation School in Memphis Tennessee. The event follows a Center Cambridge entertainment at Pleasant Valley Grange Hall.
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Pleasant Valley
Grange
Grange Hall
South Cambridge
Martin Rogers
Navy
Joseph Rogers
Sampson Naval Training Station
Naval Aviation School
Memphis
Tenn
Lenten church schedule announced for Mechanicville area
The Mechanicville Council of Churches outlines Lenten activities across local churches with Rev Freeman Kline Rev Earl D Wooddell Rev James K Stewart and Rev Lyman A Talman among speakers. Events span March 5 to Easter April 9 with Palm Sunday and Good Friday services noted. City Council meets today at 4 pm.
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Mechanicville Council of Churches
Fist Presbyterian Church
Freeman S Kline
First Methodist Church
Earl D Wooddell
Memoral Baptist
James K. Stewart
First Presbyterian Church
Earl D Waddell
Fast Methodist Church
Memorial Baptist Church
Freeman
Kane
Kline
Wendell P. Stanford
John C. Eliott
Lyman A. Talman
Stillwater
Methodist Church announces intercessor theme service
Robert Printer leads a church program titled And the Lord wondered that there was no intercessor with a long list of assisting members and several reverends. Brevities note a Selective Service Board 362 meeting and church events including a reading circle and a birthday for Alan Bailey with family gifts following a recent fall.
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Robert Printer
Methodist Church Leader
Printer
Purdy Abbey
Bertha Best
Earl Leighton
Elmer DeVoe
J. B Walker
Senatte Ostrander
J K. Woolsey
Joseph Pickard
Arthur E Smith
Fred Muir
Earl Wooddell
Frances Shriver
Beebe
Greenwich
South Cambridge
Home Bureau
Alan Bailey
Bailey
Williams on World War I absentee voting debate
Former Oklahoma governor and current circuit judge Robert L. Williams says service members voted heavily by absentee ballot during his WWI term. He supports voting rights for overseas and domestic soldiers but questions absentee methods and urges delaying Capitol building plans until the bombing threat subsides.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert L. Williams
Oklahoma
Williams
Circuit Court of Appeals
Labor Chiefs Back Roosevelt Veto Of Tax Bill
President Roosevelt won explicit backing from major labor unions against Congress over a $2.315 billion tax bill. Philip Murray of CIO and William Green of AF of L urged Congress to sustain the veto, calling the President's reasons unanswerable. Edward A. O Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged passage over the veto for the public interest.
Social notes from Shushan and Albany visits
Buskirk Miss Betty Boice of Shushan visits Mr and Mrs Harvey Bailey this week. Miss Mabel Lewis returns to Albany after visiting her mother Mrs EH Roby and others including Mrs Edward Goodrich Mrs Belle Nelling Mrs Eugene Con away and Mrs Fred Buckley.
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Betty Boice
Shushan
Harvey Bailey
Mabel Lewis
Albany
EH. Roby
Edward Goodrich
Belle Nelling
Eugene Conaway
Fred Buckley
Need of Paper Salvage Emphasized in Wartime Drive
Industrial Salvage Branch officials P S Anderson and Henry C Riefe visited Troy to urge full paper recovery in homes and plants. They toured Waterlvlet Arsenal and noted paper containers for shells. A citywide scrap drive is planned for Saturday March 4 with Troy and Lansingburg clubs loading trucks for delivery to Albis Box & Paper Co.
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Troy
War Production Board
Anderson
Henry C Riefe
Watervliet Arsenal
A. G. Gillesmoe
Industrial Salvage
Samuel W. McCochrane
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Paper shortage threatens war effort says industry urged to recycle
Industry urged to recycle waste paper to keep mills running in 1944. Two million tons of waste paper needed, or mills may shut or cut schedules. About 700000 items shipped to armed forces rely on paper or paper products, including waterproof shell containers. WPBE urged firms to collect old files and papers for reuse in war production. CLERGY TAXED. New York reports a 24 peso tax on professionals by the puppet Philippine assembly.
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Anderson
WPBE
New York
INS
Philippine Assembly
Clergy Tax Debate Reported by Tokyo Radio
Tokyo radio quoted the FCC urging a clergy tax as a way to give priests and ministers of the gospel an opportunity to contribute to state support. The report frames the tax as a public policy measure tied to national support.
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Tokyo
FCC
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