Democrats in Chicago Name Roosevelt Third Term Bid
The Chicago convention scene featured Roosevelt third term chants as leaders push for renomination. James A. Farley, Bankhead, and Barkley led speeches while leaders from Wheeler to Pepper pressed for Roosevelt seizing a possible draft. Delegates clashed over rules, platforms, and representation as the party steadies toward a historic decision.
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Kelly
Roosevelt
Farley
White House
Chicago
Resolutions Committee
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Francis E. Townsend
Louis Johnson
Garner
Jesse Jones
Wheeler
Montana
Lucas
Illinois
Douglas
Supreme Court
Samuel A. Stritch
Catholic Church
Phil Regan
L. W. Robert
Chicago Stadium
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
Worth Clark
Idaho
Burton K. Wheeler
James A. Farley
National Committee
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
E. B
Germany
Rosevelt
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pepper
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Louis J. Brann
Maine
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Jim Farley
Willkie
Tammany Hall
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Wendell
Congress
Perkins
Labor Department
Bankhead
M. S.T
Louis Binstock
Temple Sholom
Jeremiah Mahoney
New York
Thomas Buckley
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Norton
Aves
Lucretia Grady
California
Hague
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Texas
Indiana
Frank McHale
Paul V. McNutt
Tydings
Sumner Welles
Ed Rivers
Georgia
Arthur W. Mitchell
Thomas F. McAllister
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Philippine Islands
Eddie Howard
McAllister
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Great Stadium
Michigan
Senator Bankhead
Mitchell
Sol Frank Defends Pioneer Rodeo Quality in Letter
Sol Frank writes Big Timber Pioneer editor Jerry Williams to dispute recent coverage of the Livingston Roundup. He challenges claims that stock was inferior, cites strong livestock from Leo and Bertha, praises the parade, band, and entertainment, and urges continued friendship with the Williams family.
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Sol Frank
Livingston Rodeo
Livingston
Montana
Jerry Williams
Big Timber Pioneer
Big Timber
Jerry
Sweet Grass County
Eva
Brahma
Pendleton
Seattle
Lewiston
Idaho
United States
Leo
Ion
Bernard
Mrs. Williams
Federal aid poured into Montana coffers in 1939
The Helena Independent reports that in the last six months of 1939 the federal government spent and lent 40,807,910 in Montana. Major items include 8,738,823 to farmers via Commodity Credit Corporation, 5,427,492 by AAA for crop control and conservation, and 5,362,881 for rivers harbors and flood control.
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Helena
Montana
Miles Romney
State Office of Government Reports
Federal Housing Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
AAA
Fort Peck
WPA
Public Roads Administration
CCC
Farm Credit Administration
PWA
Democratic Rally Sparked by Colorful Pageant and Bankhead Challenge
A speaker claimed eight of ten Black voters would back the party whose banner Roosevelt inspires. The event featured "America My Home" performed by a trio and the Rainbow Girls, eight to ten young Democrats in crepe paper dresses tossing colored handbills. Bankhead challenged Willkie and Republicans to match the spectacle.
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Man
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Home
Bankhead
Willkie
Banks report June bank debits drop in Montana cities
Banks in 15 Montana cities report June debits totaling 78.712 million dollars, down from 79.101 million in May and 74.49 million in June of the previous year, per the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
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Ed A. Carroll
Washington
Carroll
Fred H. Lancaster
France
Paris
Oklahoma
George W. Casey
Minnesota
Wagner
Ernest Lynn Waldorf
Methodist Episcopal Church
Europe
Cordell Hull
Irving Berlin
Harry Richman
Richman
Harness & Saddle Shop
Livingston, Mont
C. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Vic Christensen
Furstenberg’s
Bear Creek and
Fromberg Coal
R.A. Traver
O. R. McColley
Alice McColley
Grand Circle Afel Hs
San Francisco
Grand Hotel
Mont
Greyhound