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Mr. Willkie's Challenge
Hutchison, Keith | June 24, 1944 issue
The article presents information on politician Wendell Willkie. Willkie plans for combating post war depression are less impressive. He recognizes that...

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Editorials
April 15, 1944 issue
The article focuses on some political issues related to the U.S. It focuses on politician Wendell Willkie, the spirit of his fight for the Republican nomination...

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The Negro Waits to See
White, Walter | October 21, 1944 issue
As November approaches, the Presidential race seems to be too close for partisans of either side to take comfort. For a variety of reasons, internal and...

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Editorials
Kirchwey, Freda | October 14, 1944 issue
The article focuses on the political condition of the U.S. Plenty of progressives were suspicious of political candidate Wendell Willkie's motives. They...

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The Shape of Things
October 31, 1942 issue
The article presents information related to politics in the U.S. The U.S. Senate displayed a shocking lack of regard for military necessities when it attached...

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He Will Run-He Won't Run
Malcolmson, Charles | July 13, 1940 issue
For the most part Washington is convinced that presidential candidate Wendell Willkie will get his wish. At the conclusion of the Philadelphia contest,...

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Memo to W. W
Coleman, McAlister | July 13, 1940 issue
One of the Wendell Willkie-for-President boys was setting around on the cracker boxes that have been put out on the landing dock of the yacht club up here...

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Contributors
July 13, 1940 issue
The article presents a list of contributors to this journal. Heinz Pol, a German journalist, has just arrived in the U.S. from France His analysis of the...

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In the Wind
September 14, 1940 issue
The article presents briefs related to various topics. While the post of NLRB chairman goes unfilled, the White House, Washington D.C. is continuing its...

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Editorials
September 21, 1940 issue
Politician Wendell Willkie's quick recovery from a severe attack of hoarseness was an unfortunate bit of luck for the Republican candidate. Nothing now...

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