Newsweek Magazine, July 11, 1938 - Gettysburg 75th Anniversary
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First edition
Dayton, Ohio, USA: Weekly Publications, Inc.. Good. 1938. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 40 pages. Contents: Roosevelt on Tour of West Fights Foes in His Own Party: Candidates Prepare to Grab His Coattails as He Warms Up for Risky Primary Fights; WPA (Work Projects Administration) and Votes: Keep Friends in Power , (Harry) Hopkins Aide (Aubrey Williams) Tells Workers; Jimmy s Got It : Alva Johnston Tells Tales on the President s Son; Gettysburg Farewell: The Blue and the Gray Light an Eternal Flame; G-Men and Publicity: Spy-Story Dispute Provokes Agent to Attack (J. Edgar) Hoover; Republicans: Bruce Barton Sounds Keynote for Liberal Wing; Far East - One Year of War: Million Fall, Decision Far Off - Army Viewed as Making Last Bid in Yangtze Campaign to Isolate Hankow; British Rights: (Winston) Churchill and (Duncan) Sandys Stir Row over Secrets Act; Drive for Valencia: (Francisco) Franco Masses Troops; Respite for British Ships; Martyr in Palestine: Execution Aggravates Jews Anger Over Partition; Devil s Island: France, Stung by Censure, Abolishes Penal Colony; Austrian Debts: Offer Useless to U.S., Though Reich Pays British; Nation s Educators Endorse Federal Aid, Oppose Political Control of Schools; The Church and State: Issue Raised by Quezon Veto of Philippines Bill; Thirst Without Hunger: Heavy Drinking, Light Eating Called Cause of Cirrhosis; Tax Experts Hunt 20 Billions to Meet Recovery-Relief Debt: New Spending Portends a 3-Billion Deficit for 39 Against Low 38
- Publisher: Weekly Publications, Inc.
- Year: 1938
- Edition: First Edition
- Binding: unknown
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