Isolationists Seek Third Party Venture Amid Wartime Debate
The piece weighs the possibility of an American third party formed by isolationist advocates led by Carolinan Smith and supporters of his magazine The Cross and the Fiat. It weighs opinions of Senators Wheeler Nye and Reynolds, public sentiment, and historical third party impacts, noting domestic discontent and wartime foreign policy questions.
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Zzpow
Gerald L. K
Robnert Rice Reynolds
Carolna Smith
Nort
Reyno
Smith
Cross
Fiat
Senate
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Gerald P. Nye
Worth Dakota
Wheeler
Reynolds
America
Pearl Harbor
America First
Washington
Chicago
Theation
Hetver
Court of Appeals Confirms Mascari Death Sentence
Joseph C. Mascari a Watervliet resident is scheduled for execution in Sing Sing during the week of Jan 3 after the Court of Appeals unanimously affirmed a first degree murder conviction for the killing of his second wife Rose Mascari near Canastota in 1942. An eyewitness, Mrs Anna Lenway, testified to Mascari beating the woman with a hammer on a country road before burying the body in a ditch. The governor is the only remaining avenue for commutation.
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Joseph CG. Mascari
Petane
Watervliet
Sing Sing
Rose O'Connell Mascari
Court of Appeals
Wampsville
Madison County
Canastota
Mascari
Iit
Menands Market
Mra
Anna Gelina Lenway
Troy
Senway
Lenway
Mascara
Third party talk and the forgotten voters in postwar plans
The piece argues 15 million nonunion and pensioned workers lack spokesmen for 15 percent pay rises under Little Steel and for overtime. It questions whether a unified bloc could sway elections, appealing to Democrats wary of the New Deal or Republicans uneasy with postwar cooperation, and asks if the idea is mere political palaver.
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Thanksgiving Service Postponed at Poestenvill Church
The Thanksgiving service at the Church of Christ Disciples Poestenvill is postponed to Sunday at 7 30 p m. Rev Lauren H Grandy of the Lutheran Church at Poesten kill will preach and a male chorus of 16 voices will provide music.
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Church of Christ, Disciples
Poestenvill
Lauren H. Grandy
Lutheran Church
Poestenkill
Turkey Rush Brings Out Police Reserves
New York reports a special police detail as about 300 Bronx housewives swarmed a market to buy turkeys. Officers lined them up two by two to enter, while other boroughs saw no turkey signs and long queues at counters for Thanksgiving birds.
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New York
Bronx
Grand Canyon May Be Seen by Plane
Two individuals seek Civil Aeronautics Board approval to run Grand Canyon sight seeing flights from Grand Canyon National Park Arizona to Rainbow Bridge Utah and Canyon de Chelly Arizona and back One plan includes hourly elevator service to the canyon bottom noting government spending on the sites warrants better transport The applicants are a Michigan WWI veteran and an Arizona naval aviator on active duty.
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Washington
INS
Grand Canyon
Civil Aeronautics Board
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona
National Park
Rainbow Bridge
Michigan
Carol Says Rumanians Wait to Aid Allies
Former Romanian king Carol argues Romania will aid the Allies once the Atlantic Charter is in place while censorship delays broadcast publication and official text is approved, signaling shifting wartime positions.
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Carol
New York
Office of Censorship
Carol of
Rumania
Williams and Pelton Updates Stir Round Lake
Round Lake reports Mrs Martha BE Williams recovering at home while Mrs Williams H Pelton remains hospitalized in Leonard Hospital Troy. Malta Grange cancels tonight for installation of officers. Mrs Lewis Waldo returns home to Mount Vernon after visiting her mother Mrs Eliza Duffield.
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Martha BE. Williams
William H. Pelton
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Malta Grange
Lewis Waldo
Mount Vernon
Mia
Eliza Duffield
Fragmentary comments on world politics and tyranny
The self exiled ruler spoke of a world of tomorrow and his people awaiting aid to join democracies through the United Nations. He warned of a split between the nation and its leader Ion Antonescu, calling his government a tyrant’s ally and asserting continued struggle against tyrants.
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United Nations
Ion) Antonescu
Antonescue
Atlantic
Romania's path to peace democracy urged
A public speaker urged that Romania should regain its natural rights and secure a place among nations enjoying peace, tranquility, and democracy, asserting that the country belongs among free states and deserves a stable future.
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Romania
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