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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
2
A small business owner recalls NRA era impact noting wage rules and fourty hour week existed, but price codes and an assessment to fund the Code Authority reduced profits. The Supreme Court later declared NRA unconstitutional, bringing relief to the author and a few others.
Several hundred Democrats joined a monster auto parade in Bristol County last night. Community notices report church group meetings, hospital observations, missionary visits, and local bingo and post events across Bristol with multiple organizations cited.
A memorial poem laments a lost loved one with phrases of enduring memory and sincere affection. The author vows the beloved will not be forgotten while life lasts.
Judge Luigi DiPasquale of the Sixth District Court Providence defended the Democratic administration in a Bristol audience. Italian community leaders urged unity, praising old age pension and social security acts while endorsing Roosevelt and Democratic candidates. A separate Republican rally featured Charles H Drummey and Sigmund W. Fischer criticizing the New Deal and defending constitutional liberty.
The St Louis Star-Times declares support for Roosevelt, arguing Landon would follow a reactionary path, favoring private wealth and weakened taxes while Roosevelt pursues a just peace between capital and labor. It warns of private warfare against unions and warns against a fascist drift.
Dr Moley in To Day magazine argues that recoverable assets are subtracted from gross debt, inflating the national debt under the New Deal. He warns treasury practices mislead readers about debt increases and calls for discipline in accounting.
Governor Landon frames the Roosevelt New Deal as mortgaging future American income through government debt and wasteful spending. He argues tax burdens will erode future prosperity and urges voters to "Put the Spenders Out" to protect generations from debt payments.
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