States Name New Solons in November
Staffing the nation for the November election, Republicans press a fierce anti New Deal push while Democrats vow to gain and protect Senate seats. Independent Republicans drift toward Roosevelt policies as races heat up in Wisconsin New Mexico Minnesota and elsewhere.
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New Solons
Washington
Cular
Republican Organization
Demos
Senate
Roosevelt
Farley
Northwest
Buchanan
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Hatfield
Harry S. Truman
Patterson
Missouri
Maryland
George L. Radcliffe
Joseph I
France
Goldsborough
Vincent Carter
Wyoming
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
George M. Bourquin
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Scott Leavitt
James A. Murray
New York
Rhode Island
Royal
Copeland
Henry Breckenridge
Felix Herbert
Greente Yrr
Peter Gerry
Southwest Grid Notes From Texas A M Arkansas Baylor SMU Rice
College Station Texas Texas A M prepares for Texas A I with coach Homer Norton urging focus on one game at a time. Arkansas faces College of the Ozarks with key injuries leaving several stars sidelined. Baylor drills defense for St Edward s College while SMU refines aerial attack. Rice Institute practices multiple plays for LSU Tigers as Captain Percy Arthur shines in drills.
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College Station
Tex
Texas A. & M
Texas A. & I
Homer Norton
Temple University
Philadelphia
Aggies
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
College of the Ozarks
Parkers
Lake
Measel
Jefferies
Lundy
Howell
Black
Waco
U.P
Baylor Bears
St. Edward's College
Morley Jennings
California
Austin
Pennie Frisby
Houston
Jimmy Kitts
Rice Institute Owls
Louisianan State University Tigers
Kitts
Percy Arthur
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
North Texas Teachers College
Leo Meyer
Jimmy Lawrence
Morgenthau eyes refund option for federal securities
The U S Treasury chief said the government may refund its 992 million dollar December 15 maturity with longer term notes if market conditions permit. He noted no major financing planned until December after the October refinancing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Morgenthau
Men’s Superiority In Power Intelligence Debated
A fragment argues that men are larger physically and more intelligent than women, prompting debate over natural ability and social roles. The line echoes historical gender bias debates about power, strength, and intellect.
Do You Really Want To Stop That Cough
An advertisement promotes Bronchu line Emulsion as a fast acting cough remedy offering instant relief for a hacking cough. It claims strong soothing effect with a half bottle dose and a money back guarantee from City Drug Stores and other druggists.
Addressing the Youth and Debt Amid Political Promises
A speech lauds American youth and collective effort while noting public spending. James Roosevelt downplays debt figures stating $265.28 per person by June 30 1934 as affordable. Comparisons to past slavery value and national income are used to frame economic policy and direction. Lloyd George criticizes Wilson for lacking wartime passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roosevelt
Will Tayswell
Doan's Pills Kidney Health Ad From 1934
Medical claim urging Doan's Pills to wash out 15 miles of kidney tubes and restore vigor. Warns against strong drugs and other cures, promotes Doan's Pills as safe relief from kidney ailments, and cites Foster-Milburn Co. with a 1934 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Foster-Milburn
Ambitious U.S War Aid Cited At Ten Billion Dollars
Analysts note the United States pledged ten billion dollars in wartime aid, a substantial financial commitment if not matched by full political will. The figure highlights the scale of support while hinting at broader strategic expectations.
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HOPE
OLD Line Gop
Ailsa Craig Lighthouse
British Mainland
United Press
Dallas
Rm Oo
American Tobacco Company
U. S
John McCauley
Doc Metzler
Canzoneri
Brooklyn
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Tony
Harry Dublinsky
Ebbetsfield
Dublinsky
Cannoneri
United States
Lloyd George
Woodrow Wilson
Pep
Vigor
Tigges
Milwaukee
R, Cauk
Bell
Polk
Crey
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