Roosevelt frames nation as on mental migration frontier
President Roosevelt declares the country is in a mental migration seeking new social and economic security. He urges cooperative government and cites Northwest Territory history to justify ongoing reforms. The Marietta address launches a cross country tour to push liberal measures and aid for frontiersmen.
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Marietta
Roosevelt
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Washington
Covington
Kentucky
Barkley
FHA
H.O.L.C
Northwest
Bulkley
George White
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Alleghenies
Seaboard
San Diego
Calif
White House
Hull
Morenthau
Cummings
D. Basil O’connor
L. W. Robert, Jr
the Treasury
Charles West
Man
Interior
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Tex
Louisville
Bowling Green
Pubelo
Colo
Grace Hoffer pranks river search ends in life rescue
San Antonio deputies dragged the river for Grace Hoffer, 14, believing she drowned. She lured authorities by leaving clothes and horse, then fled as neighbors watched, confirming she remains safe and well in a hidden spot, after weeks of planning to run away.
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San Antonio
Grace Hoffer
Grace
H. M. Hoffer
Farewell Party for Mrs Nelson at Summit Baptist Church
Mrs. M N Nelson, bound for Colorado, was honored at a Wednesday farewell at Summit Baptist Church with devotional, piano solo, readings, violin duet and solos. Handkerchiefs were presented, choir sang a farewell hymn, and a reception line and guest list followed.
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J. L. Lovvorn
Mesdames Lee Wilson
L. A. Hart
W. J. Reed
Mesdames
A. A. Holland
W. G. Prince
Charlie Reed
C. T. Burke
G. M. Percell
Freda Killion, Barley
H. C Bennett
Gun Roulette Claims Youth After 2 Years
In Houston on July 8 a 20 year old, Paul Grasso, died after a Russian roulette demonstration went wrong. He aimed the single bullet pistol at his head in a car with two friends, a nearby bystander, and the weapon fired. An inquest verdict returned accidental death.
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Houston
U.P
Paul Grasso
Grasso
George Tilotta
Joe Ramone
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Ragan
Successor to FDR Sought
Washington reports the New Deal entering a new phase as planners seek a long term program to reshape the Democratic party and nominate a 1940 successor. The search began early, with interest in Robert H. Jackson for governor and a push to unite liberal forces behind a candidate amid party weaknesses.
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McNaught Syndicate
Washington
Democratic Party
Robert H. Jackson
New York
Hopkinses
Corcorans
Cohens
Jacksons
Courthouse Records and Transfers and Marriages
A compilation of property deeds and transfers listing grantors and grantees with parcel references and fees, followed by two marriage license notices for Theodore BE Molesworth with Lydia Mae Black and Melvin Milligan with Verle Moore. The deeds show varied sums from $1 to $4,200 and multiple L and B designations indicating lots in local plats.
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Texas
Bidg & L
J. & Walker
Tarter
Blanche Wilson
Mary L. Hall Part
Plemons
Robert Capel
Jesse Dillmer
Bivins No
Hughes
Mary H. Turner
J. A. Ludlam
G&s
Goldie Anstley
W. T Leachman, Jr
Ford
Mervon Ford Tr
Fox
Mary L. Hall
Retail Trade Rises in Heat Yet Lags Yearly Figures
New York July 6 Retail trade in major distribution centers rose 4 to 10 percent from last week driven by hot weather. Despite gains some merchants neared year ago levels while the countywide figure remained 1 percent below the 1937 period. Wholesale volume rose to 13 percent.
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New York
Bradstreet
Feud Over Road Delays Tucson Traffic
A Pima County feud is blocking public access to a road from Twin Buttes, causing widespread motorist disruption. Feudists have used crude methods including punctured tires, creating hazardous travel conditions and ongoing tension in the area.
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Tucson
Pima County
Twin Buttes
Feudiata
White House robs and roars in party power struggle
The piece argues current advisers are real New Dealers while the President relies on allies with limited influence. It predicts a split within the Democratic Party toward a middle of the road candidate in 1940, with Farley Morgenthau and others resisting White House pressure. The article anticipates a tough battle at the 1940 convention despite the President’s broad following.
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Aad
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Bob Jackson
New York
Congress
James A. Farley
Big Jim
Harold Ickes
Tom Corcoran
Democratic Party
The
Organiza
Tion
Jim Farley
Mugwump
Henry Morgenthau
White House
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Bach
Sunkist
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HYPRO
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Kellogg's
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Kellogg's Rice Krispies
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Harris Food Stores
Brookfield
California
Burbanks
SWIFT
Armour
Great West
Armour's
Chase
Sanborn
BLISS
Huskies
JUSTO
Banner of Premium
Med. c
Delicatessen
East 10Th Street
P&gsoap
FA Ua Pera Ay Wk
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On Gur
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Melros
Armour’s
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B. 10Th St
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