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- with the minjnn1m of repression; that the second is to ex, press and act proportionate values in the use of time and emphasis;: that such approach, of course, will encourage intellectual honesty, intellectual curios ity, kindness, clarity, and above all
- gradua tion there is a mock night air raid on Los Angeles photographed both from the ground, where the stabbing searchlights may remind Californians of a market opening, and the inside of a B-17 (Flying Fortress) bomber, where cinemaudiences can get
- Angeles, a representative of labor sees a manu facturer. labor. The manufacturer may appeal to Democracy or he may become a partner of Large scale production with time limits is bossed by the New York banking oligarchy. As long as democracy
- victorias. La revoluci6n del J.>Ueblo esta en ~archa, y el Demomo .Y todos los angeles del mal ya no _!a podran detener. No la detendran porque _del lado del pueblo esta Nuestro Senor. "El" fortalece a los debiles; A los que no tienen fuerzas les da VIgor
- a · vitality, a... tenacity, ·in the ·depths. After he lost the phy will be profitable to our lt I ._have n~ver ·: seen nomination in Los Angeles, nation in the days ahead. -- cc r ~ alilmr .Btportn-.ftlUIS BIG SPRING DAILY HERALD MARSHALL NEWS
- to order a s econd time by a member and .ordered to desi s t by the Chai r , with hear ty appl aus e f r om t he audience . At t h e Committ ee meeting I k ept t he Committ ee from providing for a preferential primary which would have had the effe ct
- on back hereof, which are hereby agreed lo To 1207-B HAROLD YOUNG ,/ ' CHECK ACCOUNTING INFORMATION . TIME RLED " -= A=P=RI=L=--=1=6- -- -- ~ 9 40 Street and No. GULF STATE S BUH.DING Place _ __~ D~A~I~,l~,A~8~T~-E~X ~A ~8
- In Firemen's Parade Sure, However 1 Voters As He Devotes At Time To Needs Of Port Vue Lost Night U. S. Meanwhile, Berlin Is Triumphantly Waiting Full Capitulation t. Confer uJJ011 the Pre!Sldent Cull wu·-time power Lo pt:·~par• ShoL while marching
Folder, "Pepper, Senator Claude - Speeches and Letters [1941]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 15
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- 1Jh1• time, but we hould cot the puitioa that Englu4 baa &lwaye helcl la return o thi• aeooad aupn• national etf'on•. Out d•• •ru• \ve 'llfA7 r el ono blm4Nd billion doll&n \ll'lle-1a w U.ft aaeeta Oom1ng in to iJ&7 tlw interen and 1.be p-lnoiple
- · of living v ersus slavery and a , lower stand a rd ot living fo all ex cept the Nazi g overning class." · · ".Time afte r Ll ""I" thr? Pr'!~[de .t v oiced th e broadest pcssib!e waru i n gs to the p ublic in an e•..ort to s ti r ou r peopl e -from the:i r
Folder, "Pepper, Claude (Senator) - Notes [1940-1943] [1 of 2]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 11
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- ~ : otherwi.10 the me511A¥e will be t.ranami t led :.a a leleiJ11m or ordinary cablegram. WESTERN UNION 1207-B CHECK ACCOUNTING INrORMATION TIME FILED R , B . WHI T E NEWCOMB CARLTON J.C . WI LLEVE R PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD FI RS T V I CE
- and I will :probably have to J.ive ,-:ith this ma.n for some little time. I told the President 2o out you and the r,w.tter seems to be c]..enred sa.t isfact arily at the White House. With best re~~rds, I am S1ncere :'..y :r:1J.rs LEAKE, HENRY, YOUNG
- minutes, you :rm.1st say some t hing that has not been said. and the sense are major. four have to be On A otherwise, why say anything? The timing The delivery and the voice are minor. But all plus. timing 1 would attempt to speak on assignment
- . tor an uninstructed. lh !lo place tor hem in the sand-dch't lh That is it. lh fflut.t about Fel!gusont !!•.- Fert,.tsor- h lie The tight will get too strong tor fence riders. a big factor. th 1.lhat ia his racket! Third term tor Ka., third
- standpoint . 6--Consider t e po ibility vf li qu idat i on of' News pe.pe rs, Inc., by ca lling in the 60 , 00 Newspapero ,Ino. preferre d at 6 6 and· pa y'ing for it with a bond i ssue on t he i ndividual pro perties. third co . ld , lO ldi ngs . ' i. s
- was bom in Los Angeles in 1900. When he waa 6 his family moved hack to the family home in Illinois 1,,p'! S5-63) .' He, went to Princeton lfn,versity (1922) and Ha,. vard and Northwestern law school8. Io 1933 he helped organize the New Deal farm prqgram
Folder, "Pepper, Claude (Senator) - Notes [1940-1943] [2 of 2]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 11
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- y 24, 1941 Memo t o Pepper : Notes for speeches In the days to come , we lal.ow not what our judgement should be . Facts come fast . Please .r emember that I want t o hear f r om any one of you at any time , if you feel t hat you may aid me i n
- - your letter of December 21st , I deeply thank you for. I am going to take off the time one of these days just for the record, to tell you how profoundly grateful I am to you for all the many t hings that you have done for me . Not only has your
- c· c· · • M e·d a1·f I orn1a ,ties ay 1 for National Convention WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 UPISan Francisco and Los Angeles appeared today as prospective bidders for the 1948 Democratic national . conve~b0 ?· . Indications that the cities would submit
- baa moved toward you. !he tortunate geogn.phioal tacn that he goes to Key lest natarallJ •d• you his official host a.Ad gave oolor to the frllaan-Pepper hypbeza . low ie the time for 1ou to rest . Iou alwa,ya will oe the iD&ll on tbe •h1 t• horse
- Kay 20. 1940 My dear Hopkinaz Boiling d011n to your indicated si&e took a little time. Hence the ' delay. Daar- »fi. Prodrl-enti tto hope 'that to tbooe th.are you uill f/16Y eomth1ng ae Fh'at eo.uts Chio~. brief u yow- £!rat in6ugural
- •• ' · · · : .' ' · in: th• '. ~l" of IA · or•• who, . proaidont in 1 l , lq ALL lllC ~ a, _ r ln om:1, "11 poMetla »4>lit1cel party oonsJ:d.» ti . • · · ·· s. n1o Ce~t~nly no pol 1 t~eld 1 .t ho or a. - Tho 01! · J1d O.hail"mjlft tt·n toal lo . no t ·v opre .nt
- to keep ,tho Yinoenne a movementa 1n I think that v-,hen over there 1 a ohnnge, when you think we nro with.in 30 daye of putting up money , that r ou sho, t a· ir.1 te r.ie, or phone , E1 nd, of oourae, on ·we eoet trorn time to tir.ie, e will aiacuao 1 t
- aiaple one • .At. Waeh.illgtoa a ua 1 who ueed to be a judge in Kann.a Ci\7 and 'lfho had a Iii.nor politiOll as a Captain 1n t.h• tac1ag lo• Stalin, an aged and di ■ u.aed tir■t rld War, battler agalnat. th• dupotiaa at a tol'lll.er Cea
- I would U.a fOI' JOll to ge, eonftl"IIA111oa on tbia u d pt 1-\ cloWA aa aoon a ■ you oan beoa\lae I want t o ll&k• &rrangeMllt • tor a aaw to •ut do-. aOllle oed&r wben I aa I plu lo tly d.o-. there a b0u1i Oeto'ber lObb. hca•. Low. l.1»Jlcm Ola
- INFMN. TIME FILED J. C . WILLKVS.R, P:Ut&T V JCll•PllllalDl:NT NEWCOMB CARLTON , P"HIDKNT Send thefollor,,ing meJ3Dge, 3ubjecl lo the terms on back hereof, which"a,e hereby agreed to · Kr. John U. Garner. 5:peak~r, House ot lieproacntat~voo, l I
- o.r ho,,, to :na.ke Labor Gtrong 7T!lo of ·opinion. ti Tho sh1.0~ro di,tision I think . t ho LWn in this hall v.re lZ!.Oro modorn" and t.10ra ofi'octiva, and more a.oourata in t hoir ool:1ooption than th~ men who have mot, or nro about to 11Wet
- Administration . TU YOUNG JEP?ERSON Renew b7 ienl7 .. Bower•' "-llaoe of Claude NBt react J•tfi l'IOD look lo 7011Dg man l1Yillc a hundrecl and aevent.7 79ar1 aao ..,.,.u1.y 110 . . eabodied in himNlt the na Uon aa 1 t, w.s to be ae di4 ta.. '-tta
- ' THIS ■ OARD CHECK ACCT'G INFMN. TIME FILED J. C, WILLl:VSII l'l.8T VICS'PIIS ■ IDSNT Send the follou,i"II muaa,e. ,uhjccl to Ilic lctm, on hac4: laenof. u,/iicli arc /icrchg ag,ccd lo ___________ 19___ Sender', add for ,efcrf/llcc THE QUICKEST
- ea, th•J lo•• 7ou but who atl.llk ot Wall S\reet-t.he TOllll1 Coroorau ur lbl Sidney l11llJaana--rwi the how. It ao you will t1Ad 7ouaalt ill 1902 •• lbe gu.7 who tho h\ h• r u ud who 1 ■ looking tor a law panaerahip tor the p \lrpoae of u,1.ac mink
- of the swindling . political liberty and an µ~d_aun ted financiers of the old 'regime with idealism and fait!i that 1t can be their pyramids ,of holding comwon. ·t .panies. In times of general prospen Y The graft was spread out over the faith is li\{ely lo languish
- \'fallao& 40 al d . d ,e;yle.r and 'P""',_n,_ lT don ' t p like a ,Q ri ing coward .. ~wwi• Y1•ld \ o i'l.orida ·• wt, lo • a eac,on'dtn • tt you. an the m>titOCJla t vow ould it e n stay- in Ntl ainst o to ch a don*t ~ time
- ., these major holdings : The Macon (Ca.) ./ sional elections. In December he entered Victor F., and Joseph E.- whose holdings Telegraph anq News, The Gadsden spread from The Journal of Commerce (Ala.) Times, The Cleveland (Tenn.) the Columbia-Presbyterian
- . It y,as thoughtful of you to take ti:ue off for the dictation and it was about the best valentine I could have received. :. · It may be several \'Jeeks before I get baclc thut v1ay but I a m going to cut the time as short as I can. It was good of you
- from a realist male grading her papers. times. Her father told me this. Of course, I have seen it many She simply runs away or hides her feelings, which, unexpressed, grow in the unexplored recesses of her mind. after long seed planting. Many
- a n d t ha t y ou had sugge ste d he ge t in touc h with me f or th e money . I c uld n o t regard it as g Jo d bus i ness t o transfer v l 0 , 000 t o Florida at this time , as it would h ave taken practic al l y all of Jur cash from several subsi
- as they are if we keep on lending and giTing. It is a new form ot America First. that their sons are going to be bumped off. This time it is not old ladies' fear It is young and middle aged people tearful that their right to function and live as families already
- •· You e t 0 .rruit ex.oept t h -:.o,t I c ~m • t ao.t 1t b ca. ty now ooncerntn 1n 1 . i ty.• most. eri ow, i n 1r of a uranoo 1n attar or ~-ben on l o • a e wi th h e pl y t 0 . 1 poker tl• ons 0 in'-' t ptDti on or p lo phy ,nd ob orv, hj l Cur
- a state put up to make the through :f'ine highways Texas now has. Lyndon Johnson has voted every time with Roosevelt :f'or better roads. Ot oourae Just beoause these Uncle Sam checks are not seen--these tens of mill~ons--by the man ~iving the road, he
- aurv1Te4 the war . Commeroial Attaobe at the Un1te4 b\atea " b indua\r7 and bua1.Jleaa are rev1v1Jlg. rooa with Sir How r d dlta'fille , a lo · Yet lt was Hoard tram o~r ••1 bow elowl.J Br1t1eh Lunoh in the lioua Ot Common.a din.in& time work r tor