Georgia Senate Race Moves After Roosevelt Visit
Senator George returns to campaign in Waycross after Roosevelt urged Georgians to oppose him. He defends liberalism, attacks John L. Lewis and the Communist party, defends his record, and argues for Georgia's right to choose its own representatives. He criticizes court packing and government reorganization and notes congressional inaction on Southern interests. The piece also mocks Lee O Daniel, discusses public funding for instruction, and predicts a busy November as candidates vie for office.
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Land Ownership Urged to Preserve Democracy says Bar Association speaker
The American Bar Association meeting criticisms stress land ownership as key to stable citizenship. The speaker warns landless citizens lack stake in law and order and predicts a minority of property owners, urging restoration of homeowner influence to avert a city proletariat driving unrest.
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American Bar Association
Pension Proposals Spark Debate Across States
A letter argues against universal pensions for seniors, urging limits on state costs and criticizing California and federal funding via Washington. The writer accuses politicians of using elderly benefits as election bait, referencing Townsend and urging voters to resist extravagant promises.
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Bonham Daily Favorite Advertising Rates and Policies
Notice to advertisers explains 30 day contract payment responsibility with no refunds for early removal. Change of address requires both old and new addresses to avoid misdelivery. Associated Press rights and local news disclosure are noted.
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We For Pubewhtien
NEC Report Links Tariffs and Freight Costs to South’s Economic Woes
The National Emergency Council blames protective tariffs and unfavorable Southern freight rates for impeding Southern prosperity. It notes these issues mirror long standing claims by Southern leaders and presses Congress to act to restore foreign markets and aid Southern shippers.
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South
Congress
Democratic Party
NEC
Texas Weekly
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