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- , Jacluonville Chamber of Commerce, Gator Bowl Board, Jacksonville Advertiaing Club, Jacksonville Safety Council, Lion'• Club, Elka, Mooae, Florida Presa Auociation and othen. Former member of the Jacksonville City Democratic Esecutive Committee, and Duval County
Folder, "Pepper, Senator Claude - Speeches and Letters [1941]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 15
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- probl emo . 'he vr s pres i dent of t ~ \'ior.ien ', :National ~moo ratio Club. !i.aoh preai• dent hu gone out l eavill4!; the orr;a.nlzation 1n e-tront;i,r financial poe1t1on. She a&id her honor a.a at atake 1.C sh.e did not et ) 1,500.00. Thie wa.1
- 1·hil- - -- -- -- Operating Cord Joint lo st year. The awu rd for lhe lurges1 1 Htnwricoi gain wen t to t he Howarc! · dn•n 1f ln:Nl. Banquet, Dance At Country Club Climaxes The Three men wen, rele•sed 011 • I.- W . Kohler pos t of Wlll iamspon
- ~ with ,-J'h~ l,ar in 'the Penn .•f:btat ihe te~~m~_t:ah· daltwhays~kbe a torinttiQn/'11!. Japanese flghters Club, where the ·sJEC. . ,; r1:mger ii w,e .....e· a:n · e p....ce -. .m··oved in a month of .· the attack than· -the defenders and 'daina,ged cne
- Congressional elections
- million unemployed. Full employment costs money; but it costs less than unemplmyment. Fiscal policy for full employment is one of first and most important Congressional post-war duties.) rn 60 Million Votes. (The appeal to pplitical action.) BOif
- to the defense of .Amerioa--Amerioen Liberty--and the Ameriowi way or life. Billions must be spent for a strong arm to protect n free mind. As your Conr.;ressmrm, nnd na ~ mrur.ber of the Congressional Naval Affairs Committee, l promise you l shall support our
- a very direct bearing upon what I am doing legislatively . I have promised a speech for Senator Wagner at the National Democratic Club . in New York on the 27th, upon which Senator Wagner very strongly insisted, and a speech . on February 22nd
- He beoame the tront man tor the big mone7 gangsters. He took a second seat as a butler ot big business. Toda:, Dan Moody, aging and prosperoUB, is at work 1A the tenth Congressional d1atr1ot. He ia running h1.8 candidate tor Congress. . . I wish I
- offered by it■ rival." --------Police Ma ■ona to,Hold Memorial The Square Club, Masonic organlzation of the Police Department, will hold memorial services this afternoon in the Rlvel'llide Church. Four thousand policemen will parade to the c:hurch from
- . President Truman stopped me in tre receiving line at the Women I s Press Club Reception last Thursday evening to compliment the fight I made with oth3 r Senators against the Republicans violating the spirit of the new Reorganizaticn of Congress Act
- Federal blue-prints on the Congressional level for health and security and education of the individual through government.) 2--Work for all that man has as a tool in material prosperity. money can stop work. It is false that Work makes wealth and wealth
- phase of suggestion ahead of a real fi ght. I -2- It is: we took some bf. his marbles but not enough. He is now mad and is standing watching us with a pile of rocks and a club. To hell with him. Let us fight and get more marbles. Skinny, you say I
- that nothing can be done: Now, therefore, I hereby annoint and welcome him to the venerable and JQ"stic order or the I. c. D. I. c. by and in virtue ot SECTION 17 of the ancient fraternity ot I Can' t Do It Club. By which appointment , provi41ng he pursues
- Congressional elections
- :• a drink and plq poker and join t.h• Rota?T Club. • But aoaetill.N 1• it not aater and probul7 mor e accn1.n.te when one haa to "fish or cut bait• to ha.Ye a plaia ill gv.-r in th• boaa •e chair? ot us uy read th• Tl"'\IIIU aiad. . He 1!apl7 aaid
- itself to one's husband new problems that perhaps I, and the people or wife or children, to the friends of one's inner associated with me, for instance in a club or a circle, to business contacts and club contacts. chamber of commerce, can help to solve
- NIGHT CLUBS: Mme. Rumor, the p retty tr ick, is spread int talk about a flock of new n ight spots due to op en t h i3 fo!L . , , B ut it' su~ U, at one r,ew p lacF: w ith , . _n ,.;a _.,. _ .,.\... ,.. •• • ,n n .~i ,... -;-,-. n~ r:.Tr 2 HJ step
- destroy his nightmare as he looks unseeing into the dark by knowing that he had but to await the light with courage. ***** Back to the picture of this today. The cave, the club, the daily battle for life itself when on in countless conflicts unorganized
- nny of yours , so . . hnve Joined the Loquacity Club . Siuoor_ol~,r , P. s . I hopo tha t your is.other hn o ohoun 1opro VG!'lont. nonomber me · to Urn. Pull1tim u n r. l et he r l:now -thut Loonn nnd I nre uor.ry th~t a.he c: i d not gc t 'l1own
- are gone . Thi s ended with the pani c of 1929 and high income taxes. We entered the great publi c room filled with energetic middl e aged sales men- - the National Convention of the ¥dll ion Dollar Club of insuranc e s alesmen. Just back of the ~~~M
- , obstinate, selfish men. In these times capital , labor and the farmer must not make war among themselves . They must resort to conferenoes--not tear gas and clubs. They tried fighting in France . England. France is in chains . They tried it in England