Democracy Unconquerable and the American Spirit
A presidential address defends democracy as enduring and inviolable, outlining the three-way structure of government, the Bill of Rights, and the spirit of America. It emphasizes national resilience, unity, and the responsibility to sustain freedom through enlightened will and collective enterprise. The speech traces America's origins from Mayflower, Declaration of Independence, and immigrant roots, urging vigilance to preserve the national spirit.
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America
Tion
Hemisphere
The Spirit of Liberty Speech From Washington 1941
A speech recalling the 1789 inaugural pledge to preserve liberty. It urges Americans to uphold the sacred fire of liberty and defend the nation, warning against doubt and fear while calling for unity, sacrifice, and national defense.
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Washington
America
Americs
Ong
Amer
Bermuda No Taxes on Real Estate Incomes or Inheritance
Bermuda has no taxes on real estate, income, or inheritance. The statement clarifies there are no duties on property, earnings, or heirs in Bermuda.
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Bermuda
J. B.C
Local Markets Note on Daily Corrections
The Star reports markets are corrected daily and disclaims responsibility for typos. A Q&A shows average adult food intake: men about four pounds per day, women about three pounds.
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The
Star
Evolution of Indiana’s State Capital History
The text notes Vincennes served as territorial seat 1800 to 1813 then Vincennes again 1813 to 1816, before Corydon became capital of the new state and the government moved to Indianapolis at a site chosen in the state’s early period.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Vincennes
Corydon Con Manet
Indianapol
Wide Powers For President Debated
The piece notes Congress debates broad presidential powers as the nation mobilizes for total defense. It recalls Roosevelt's first term and the current effort to unite social economic and labor aims toward defeating the Axis powers while history focuses on the present.
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Roosevelt
Inaugural Gala Honors Democracy and New Vice President
The event featured Mrs. Roosevelt and Sara Delano Roosevelt among guests as Henry A Wallace took the oath as Vice President. The ceremony opened with Wallace's swearing by Chief Justice Hughes, followed by the inauguration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt on a solemn March day in 1933.
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Electoral College
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
John N. Garner
Des Moines
Wallace
John Garner
Roosevelt
Capitol
Hughes
Creomulsion Promises Relief From Coughs After Flu
An advertorial note promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs that linger after the flu may lead to bronchitis. It claims the medicine helps expel germ laden phlegm and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes, urging readers to buy a bottle.
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