Roosevelt Says U S Has Strongest Peacetime Defense
President Roosevelt told the nation that the United States possesses the most powerful peacetime military establishment in its history and urged calm, unity, and continued social gains while expanding readiness. He cited rising Navy and Army strength, planned 50 000 planes a year, and warned against isolationism and war profiteering.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Norway
Holland
Denmark
Congress
Navy
Europe
Air Corps
O Daniel Frames Nation as Patriotic in Sunday Broadcast
Gov Lee O Daniel used his Sabbath radio address in Austin to urge patriotism faith in democracy and prayer for divine guidance He avoided politics or his reelection bid and urged Americans to defend the country from external threats and internal evils He quoted Mother Shipton’s prophecy as part of his remarks.
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Austin
Lee O’daniel
O’daniel
America
Mother Shipton
Columbus
Europe
World traveler notes debt rule in Chinese New Year
A traveler remarks that Chinese people settle debts on New Year’s Day. The listener points out that Chinese do not celebrate Christmas the week before. The exchange highlights cultural timing around debt and holidays.
Texas law discrimination split praises equal duties for officers
Atty. Gen. Gerald Mann highlights a Texas legal split where police may arrest for drunkenness without a warrant, while other peace officers cannot. He cites the Court of Criminal Appeals ruling and urges Legislature to align arrest powers, noting no action yet and a related civil case awaiting Supreme Court review.
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Austin
Texas
Gerald Mann
Groveton
Trinity County
Mann
Court of Criminal Appeals
Fense
Court of Civil Appeals
Texas Supreme Court
Criminal Appeals Court
Sun Office Sells Adding Machine Paper
Local Sun office advertises adding machine paper for sale. Available in various sizes, priced competitively for small businesses and offices. Contact Sun Office for purchasing details and delivery options.
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Sun Office
Senate panel approves $500 million farm loan boost
A Senate banking subcommittee approved a $500 million increase in government loan funds for major crops to cushion price declines from the war. Commodity Credit Corp President Carl B. Robbins said loan money was reduced to about $19 million and urged the need for the extra credits for cotton wheat corn tobacco and other exports. Senator Byrnes reported no opposition and the full committee would act next. Buy your printing in Whitewright.
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Senate Banking
Carl B. Robbins
Commodity Credit Corporation
Robbins
Byrnes
South Carolina
Wallace
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