Westbrook Pegler on Press Freedom and gents-room Journalists
The piece discusses the New York Times Rome correspondent's reinstatement after expulsion and a trade clash with the Stork Club press ministry over visa revocation. It contrasts journalists' social power with proprietors risking publicity to attract patrons and notes Ross's stance on visa renewal.
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New York Times
Rome
Harold Ross
The
New Yorker
Stork Club
Ross
Gents’room
Harry Lehr
New York
Lehr
Copper shipments and Apache conflicts roam in the West
A Borderer item notes copper from Clifton arriving by ox train with a smoother bar quality and a 40 000 pound week total. It also recalls violent pioneer deaths in Arizona and Apache attacks in 1864. Territory gold claims stir Indians guard dangers and the potential for hostilities.
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New York Herald
Hayden
Colorado
San Juan
Arizona
Levinsky’s
Clifton
Borderer
Credit or Loan What Britain Really Wants In War Time
Washington dispatch explains British requests termed as credits may actually be goods, not money. Treasury officials say a true loan or long term credit is not what Britain seeks. The piece contrasts a cash backing plan for China with a foreign exchange arrangement to stabilize currencies, noting potential expansion to Latin America and Britain if approved by Congress.
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Saloon Beat
Gents’room Corps
Washington
Lord Lothian
Creaits
Treasury Department
Treasury
China
Morgenthau
Burma Road
United States
Britain
France
House Banking Committee
Congressional Committee
State
Messrs
Hull
Dec
Martin Dies
Roosevelt
Dies
FBI
Martin
League For Peace and Democracy
League
Reds
CIO
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Bob Jackson
White House
Pa” Watson
G. Henry Haye
Vichy
Versailles
Haye
Paris
Mussolini
Albania
U. S. State Department
State Department
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Holland
Belgium
Norway
Denmark
Henry Norweb
Peru
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Plain Dealer
Willkie
Irimescu
New York
Japan
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Corn By Elsie Robinson
Dorothy Giles authoritatively frames The Saga of Corn as a window into American history and life linking corn to democracy, pioneer grit, and cultural memory. The review praises the book as a healing, wide ranging Amer ican work that traces corn from Aztec and Mayan civilizations to European explorers and early American settlers.
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America
United States
Dorothy Giles
Random House, Publishers
Americas
Pulpit Press and Platform Defense of the First Amendment Unity
A critique of Ickes Rosenblatt and their allies argues the three pillars of civil liberty the pulpit the press and the platform must stand together. It warns that plans to control or reshape the free press threaten assembly and petition and thus endanger all three forums.
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Ickes-Rosenblatt
Garry
Chicago
Ickeses
Flynns
Rosenblatts
Rosenblatt
Ickes
A Vision of Minority Leadership in Democracy
The piece argues that minority action shapes democracy as much as majority rule. It praises Willkie as a potential wise minority leader who must balance silence and timing, asserting that leadership rests on merit beyond party position and precedents. It frames democracy as a struggle between majority power and minority spirit guiding liberty and order.
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Willkie
Rome
Remus
Romulus
Philadelphia
Tucson Police Monthly Report Shows Fewer Traffic Citations
The Tucson police monthly report shows November traffic citations at 424, under half of the prior four months, while criminal arrests rose from 254 to 286. The period coincides with council minority tensions and public support activities for Chief Don Hays who was on reserve duty with the U.S. Navy.
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Tucson
Police Monthly
Council
Don Hays
U. S. Navy
Dale Carnegie
Dinner Stories Neighbor Joke in Christian Advocate
A brief quip from the Christian Advocate notes a breakfast request exchange between neighbors. The neighbor asks what the husband wants for breakfast and the next door reply jokes that any item not already in the house suffices.
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Christian Advocate
Sas-masks Grow Heavier With Carrying Joke
In London a man returning home jokes to his wife about Sas-masks growing heavier as he carries them from the office. His wife replies in a light homey exchange noting they took the electric iron box with them. The brief item captures a humorous street-style remark.
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London
Jones
One Good Reason to Delay a Car Purchase
A farmer explains to an auto salesman that he cannot buy a new car now because he is still paying installments on the car he traded in as partial payment for the car he currently owns. The remark, attributed to Franklin News, highlights financial juggling in vehicle ownership.
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Franklin News
Minor Marries in Los Angeles. Works on Evening Express
C. L. Minor formerly of the Yuma Sentinel has wed in Los Angeles and now serves on the Evening Express. He appears happy and flourishing, which are pleasant conditions.
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C. L. Minor
The
Yuma Sentinel
Los Angeles
Evening Express
Editor Godey Grandpa Of Gramps Reflects On Letters From Readers
The passage recalls Godey who ran Go deys Lady Book and his sharp stance toward readers letters in 1868. It quotes readers comments and notes from 1920s to 1930s reflecting on past editorial attitudes and public notices about letters.
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America
Godey
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Paul Mallon
Printor
Mr. Smith
Cosmopolitan Hotel and Exchange Saloon
H. B. Smith
U.S
Wang Ching-wei
Francis Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Philippines
Sayre
Tokyo
Anita
U. S
Hongkong
Chiang Kaishek
Welles
Far East
United Feature Syndicate
By Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
Elsie Robinson
Tucsoniana
Arizona Citizen
Gramps
Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Miss N. D
Zephyr
H. M
Adam’s Express
D. R
Bugs Baek
Eddie
Bill Tate
Kid Norfolk
Adie
Elsie
Mattie
Earl of Harrington
Maria Foote
Colonel Berkely
Pea Green Hayne
Harrington
Ellie
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