Nine Midwest leaders set June conference for Republican grass roots
Chicago dispatch reports nine Midwest state leaders calling a June 10 and 11 conference at Springfield to energize the GOP against the Roosevelt New Deal. They urge an unselfish, principled meeting to craft a national revival plan and a constructive 1936 campaign program, denouncing Roosevelt policies as harmful and chaotic. The call vows no candidacy or demagogue presence and targets a broad Republican revival.
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Chicago
Springfield
America
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Democratic Party
Lie Detector Tests Shape Hauptmann Innocence Debate
The polygraph gains legal traction as potential proof in Hauptmann’s Lindbergh case and other crimes. Northwestern University researcher Professor Keeler notes the instrument offers corroboration when read by experts, with courts first admitting lie detector evidence in select trials.
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Hauptmann
Marquette
Michigan
Joseph Blazenzuts
Leonardo Keeler
Northwestern University
Keeler
Northwestern University Law School
Bruno Hauptmann
Fight Militarism In French Ballot
Paris reports show that during national municipal elections France voted against militarism in 38 014 towns. About 11.5 million people cast ballots for 450 000 municipal council men, with councils serving as senatorial electors and reflecting views on the armaments crisis.
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Paris
U.P
France
Three Hall County Men Unbonded in Counterfeit Case
Three Hall County men, held in Potter County jail, face counterfeit $10 bill charges and had not posted bonds after arrest Saturday at Parnell. Fred G. Nivens bonds at 1500 dollars, Melvin Meads at 1000, Willie H. Hale at 1000. Arrests were by DOJ Agent R. K. Oates of Amarillo. The article notes the Philippines import over 4 million dollars in embroidery annually.
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Hall County
Potter County
Parnell
Fred G. Nivens
Melvin Meads
Willie H. Hale
United States
Federal
Department of Justice
R. K. Oates
Amarillo
All Steel Body Cars Emphasize Safety and Brakes
The ad urges buyers to choose cars with an all steel body for safety and strong braking. It highlights Plymouth as a safe option with reinforced frame and body. The message stresses careful inspection when buying a new car and prioritizing stopping power.
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Burt
Plymouth
Ibowe
Chrysler
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler Motors
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Stantly
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Acme
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