Peacemaker role fuels Roosevelt campaign strategy
A Weekly News Review argues President Roosevelt positions himself as a world and industrial peacemaker ahead of the November 8 elections. It cites World Peace efforts with Munich, business upturn from pump priming, and labor unity as key factors shaping Democratic defense while Republicans push New Deal criticism.
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Veteran pilot Lafayette Stough dies tribute flight memory
Capt. Lafayette Stough, one of the United States oldest aviators, marked his ninety third birthday by flying over veteran graves and dropping flowers in memory. He honored fallen comrades in Elyria Ohio.
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