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- for Governor. Since that time 3 have announced and two will not run. One is ready to pitch his hat into the Ring. Those mentioned that have announced are Former Speaker, World War 2 Veteran, Cattleman and Citrus Grower, DAN McCARTY of Ft. Pierce, Former
- opportunity than I have ever had to help our State. One of the things I am trying to get done is to get the Department of Agriculture to announce what parity payments on agric 11l ture products will amount to before · tre fann.er plants, rather than having
- , is going to mean that no substantial number of now hoascs for veterans or for tho civilian population a.re going to be built in the noar futur e . Unless you got materials you can ' t build a house and if you do not provide govornmor.tal aid to increase
- - _-._ n11T , ~ \ J\ ·. •· I - - -· •· •· 0 1 1 - 'U '~_. y,·:~_,:'E-.· ~--' T:, it'1 tl OF l HE ~E TUR ,i I NG VETERAN AS wE LL AS LESS DIE HAVE FAILED THE M. GIVE . - ./ - -. •._· ·, - - 8 ·r HEM LE. SS '. ~N O THEY. HAVE r1 0l 60'T
- be appo · i.·:1 ;J sistant solicitor ot th, Department •• , Job,~ is. being boomed: to • Bob O'Brien a& dirf SEC's Public Utilit vision ••• Burton Pal.i resign as executive ~ J basic cause of the .disaster, merely tervene. _Th;it, .no doub
- the Eastport officials, - first brought the proposition to· their attention · mtroversies by "calling" t.hem to Washington ions as the for a meeting with Mr. Cohen. He itive of the has circularized appropriate Fed eral departments about the plan, lty. . true
- said this week, "I would never have let the United States Government go into debt." But, Governor, you can't pass a tax bill and collect money while a robber is at your f'ront door. You oan 1 t organize and equip a fire department while your house
- of Representatives of the State of Texas, ever mindful or the important role played by distinguished sons of Texas in the affairs of our Nation since Sam Houston, make this expression of our gratitude to Vice President Henry A. Wallace f or selecting a worthy
- or rear Poland. The barbed wire is still up at their borders, and since Germany is back and beyond Versailles-why not Russia's turn. I /' j First Demonracies in America at Plymouth and Jamestown consisted in counting ~ aas, es or no in l oc ~l affairs
- exoellont ooncerning the affairs ot the Tenth Di•triot. Sinoeroly, ·, . •.?.. ·, ·":".-~·-:.-z• :· -• ·· ~ ,-"!C~·. ,~ , ,_ ..:• c.. ·~-•~_... ~-··;.: ." -• . -.,_,, , · -;'~ "?: Bi - ™'" .,:rt.~
- that these institutions should not be exclusively .American-British affairs. Adherence by the governments in exile, by the South .American nations, by China, dependi.ng on the particular purpose of each institution, was felt to be highly advantageous to the growth
- Be aid he hopecl to ■ ee Johnso affair• . 1D 1n T••• ii dlately &tter ••nd tor h1a • lOUl4 the Th• telegram tollow1 te) Por a919n.l dqa oa.ndi tea had ben or1 ioia~ Johnson and C ton at thi ■ tba, •• Die ■ tor 'being ab ent f'J'OII. HousTo
- affairs of the United flghti accord b~tween the President and States- to a sick world, they fought 11true1 Secretary Hull on this issue when him at home as Hitler !ought him . doub! most Americans were not aware abroad. aplen of the terrible storm cloud
- on Foreign Policy to American -~Veterans in Pari~ PARIS, April 23 UP>-T11e test of Henry A. Wallace's a4dreaa to the Americu Veterana Committee: , I want to thank the finest group of young Americana that I kn(!W of-the American Veteran• Com mittee-for thl• 1
- of the first world war, at Yale in 1907, and practiced only a newspaper chains mushroomed across yea:-. In 1908, he joined The Tribune and the land. William Randolph Hearst, worked in all departments against the alone, acquired 23 dailies (many since day he
- in Washington and with the Military Affairs and Naval Affairs Committees of the Senate. The position of the War Department is embodied in a letter which I have just received from the Chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee. Because it 'deals
Folder, "Pepper, Claude (Senator) - Notes [1940-1943] [1 of 2]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 11
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- , if t he combined bureaucrats of the r Department who nt to sit on t heir planes, and t he combined bureaucrat s of the State De. rtz;ient keep blocking. Suggest Jones, R. F. c. ,. loves to be a fixer-uper. Ir t he President asks him to et up among
- of pLlulio affairs in this state. ~is op _> onent of mine, who has oeen • veteran in puolio of!ica for 30 ye.rs, c-.mpaign d up until the first pri ry witho~t finding out ho- he stood with reference to the endorsement which the lil.oor ooss•s ~d given him
- or it. Illy 31, lKT SOM£ , · liOTES POL t'JlUIEJh 1- An 1mmediat. l•tt•r.....-11Jing depart at oomb!Md with outa14- ot Ok.l aho• •peaking dat•• MC.teruag aro1.1Dd .fi-H. I-A. ~- too rapid JIIIMt1ng (Ti ■ iting wiclel.J) with the ACMNr eouth•m i>aoor&tio
- 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
- visit to Moscow, his talk with Stalin. Of course the man went to . Moscow and talked with Stalin. We think a man charged with the responsibility of being a member of the Sel1kte Foreign Affairs Committee should have made this trip, man
- . The time had not yet come tor Jehovah to move in world affairs in such a way as to build the Kingdom of Heaven here on earth. It seems as though God must have designed a particUla.r destiny far America; as though the Lord might have said during the growth
- by maki ng it an appendage of the State Depar t ment. If you find that all this stuff is being r outed to Department Z of the State Depart ment , you will find the matter in ohar g·e of some mangey derelict who could be given a secret ary or be r epl
- Chir~tmao. Let thoro be peace bei'ore Chriutir.a.s in 'the spirit 0£ Cnrist himself--~ Christ threatened by cm auti-Ch:i:•itit of !'oroe o.nd i'el'lr end w.urdo:r. November 5, 1940 The Department of Information, which has been changed to another
- : The Soviet Table, or The rise of civilization in Cleveland Publisher: Public Affairs Committee of Cuyahoga County Title of Series/Chapter/Article: Edition: Volume Number: Issue Number: Date of Publication: 1935 Page Numbers: 45 numbered pages
- to be used by us t'.J ta~e up any i ndebtedness of the General :iews_oaner s, Inc . vhich have n Jt been taken care of at moturity . " e w Juld als'.J li ce details Jf the affairs Jf the c ompanies wh )Se st )c ks are wned by Newspap ers Inc Jrp )r a ted
- NATIONAL DEFENSE I I THE PRE S IDfNT FRANKLIN D, IO DHV H T I I I I DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR PITROl.(11< COOROIUTOI FOR NATI ONA L DEFENSE ., ... WAR DEPAR TM ENT 1. . iTuso•. UC:llhltl EXECUl I VE Of fl CE OF lHE COUNC IL
Folder, "Pepper, Claude (Senator) - Notes [1940-1943] [2 of 2]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 11
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- . • .I • But She ppard's He fou ght, seei ng fa r ahead a s Chairman of the Military Affairs Committee of your Senate. I pledge Senator She ppard, whom I believe may hear me, t hat some day, some hovr, ages as t he soul who f ought t his f i ght
Folder, "Pepper, Senator Claude - Speeches and Letters [1941]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 15
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- , law, public relations and presentation experts. ( X. J. Include in its governing board representatives of all major government departments; and should be responsible to the Chief Executive. K. Should utilize existing facilities, institutions
- , knowing you and knowing foreign affairs, speaking with no reservations to you, and speaking with authority to twenty small men. Borah is dead, but Johnson is alive. seantors starts. Already, today, the conspiracy of little All Europe waits to see
- COMMITTEES: ,_·,.y.~pcN B. JOHNSON NAVAL AFFAIRS I OT>, .T EXAS D1sTRlc:r SELECT CoMMITTH OH PoST-WAR MILITARY Pol.tc:T ctongress of t{Je llniteb ~tates . J,ouse of l\epresentatibes Ulasbington, ;9.
- of their territories; liberation of the enslaved nations and the restora tion of their sovereign ri ghts; the right of every nation to manage its affairs in its ovm way; economic aid to nations that have suffered and assistance in establishing their mat erial welfare
- the President's arbiter in the Jones affair. The date was approximately July the seventh, 1943. own opinion is that Johnson ha.d no such directive but wa.s pulling a 11 My manic show-off." But certainly the size of the Jones affair ha.d everybody emotionally
- LYNDON B . JOHNSON COMMITTEE ON 10TH DISTRICT TEXAS NAVAL AFFAIRS CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES~ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES • ;1.-::t;;L WASHINGTON, D. C. 21 February 1942 Dear Mary Louise: I don't know where I ·will be when this letter
- be a'bteopto 100%. The trouble is that for the lnst four· "1eeka l huvc hnd to work almost ont1rely outside -0:f the newspaper buainess nnd not pertninin,:r d1roo~ly to fJ13 otm affairs. He hnve o,U' own Caldwell & ' conipaey oituut1on 1n Texa s , and I have