New Deal Critique Roils At Knox Nomination Rally
Colonel Knox assails New Deal as delaying recovery and keeping ten million unemployed. He spoke before a packed Chicago stadium claiming administration policies harmed business, agriculture, and finance while pledging loyalty to Alf Landon and urging a national vote for sound government.
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Michigan
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Alf Landon
Telling Blows from Knox Acceptance Speech 1936
Excerpted remarks from Colonel Frank Knox during the Republican presidential ticket acceptance at Chicago Stadium on July 30 1936 claim the current New Deal has failed and that a new administration will restore prosperity. He argues bank credit control harms investment and free enterprise and promises a vigorous American system with plenty and security.
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Frank Knox
Chicago Stadium
United States
Partition Notice in Rush County Indiana 1936
In Rush County Indiana Elba Newsom and Alice Newsom sue Wilbur Newsom Wayne Newsom and Ruth Newsom for partition of real estate. Plaintiffs state defendants are nonresidents and must appear October 8 1936 at the Rushville courthouse or the court will proceed in their absence. Dale Clerk. Henley & Cooper attorneys for plaintiffs.
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Rushville
Dale Clerk
Henley & Cooper
Knox Attacks New Deal Delays Recovery and Unemployment
Colonel Knox criticizes the New Deal, says recovery is blocked by governmental error but could be reversed with proper action. He accuses the present administration of delaying recovery in the United States and worldwide and cites ten million unemployed. He then broadens his critique of the New Deal system.
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Knox
United States
Knox Tackles New Deal Policy Critique in Rhetoric
The Republican speaker denounces the New Deal as amateur experimentation endangering American industry and liberty. He argues for government by law and constitutional fidelity, pledging that future measures will come before voters and Congress without violating contracts or the Constitution.
Lincoln Landon Have Same Initials
Mrs. Wilma D. Hoy al, assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee, notes that Abe Lincoln and Alf Landon share the same initials. She suggests the parallel hints at Lincoln’s crisis leadership and may imply Landon could similarly lead in the 20th century.
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Wilma D. Hoyal
Republican National Committee
Abe Lincoln
Alf Landon
Hoyal
Knox says Republican platform promises honest government and recovery
Colonel Knox argues against coercive credit control and one man guiding industry, saying Americans want recovery and economy not rhetoric. He says Republicans offer fair government and practical measures for trade industry and agriculture, appealing to thrifty hard-working citizens and sincere Democrats.
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Wheat Imports Jump Rapidly Makes U S Top Wheat Buyer
The United States has become the world’s leading wheat importer aside from Great Britain. In the past year the U S imported more than 40 million bushels, ending decades of net exports and reversing years of favorable farm markets.
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United States
Great Britain
North Ireland
Farmers question government crop policies after drought
The piece argues that U S growers now face a wheat harvest of about 638 million bushels, 145 million below the 1929–1933 five year average, with dependence on imports and higher costs due to a duty on Canadian wheat. It urges individual decision making by farmers about acres to plant and criticizes centralized planning.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Drouth
United States
Canada
Notice to Taxpayers of Ripley Township Budget Meeting
Taxpayers of Ripley Township Rush County Indiana are notified that the Township Advisory Board will meet at their regular meeting place on September 1 1936 to consider the following budget and determine the tax rates for various purposes.
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Ripley Township
Rush Conndiana
Rush County
Indiana
Carthage
Notice to Taxpayers Carthage Indiana Budget Levy Hearing
Taxpayers of Carthage Indiana are advised a budget hearing will be held September 8, 1936 by the town board to determine levies and budget amounts. After levies, ten or more aggrieved taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners by filing with the County Auditor by the fourth decade of August 1936. Dated August 6, 1936.
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