Union Party rises in Presidential race with Lemke at helm
The article notes a new Union Party forming around Representative William Lemke with backers including Father Coughlin and Dr. Townsend. It outlines potential impact on both major parties, compares it to established third parties, and cites historical examples of third party influence.
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New Union Party
William Lemke
North Dakota
Father Coughlin
Union For Social Justice
F. E. Townsend
Northwest
Union Party
Socialist Party
Communist Party
Farmer-Labor Party
Congress
Progressive Party
People’s Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Teddy
Back to the Farm as Farm Population Rises to 31.8 Million
The U S Bureau of Census reports 31 800 907 people on farms on Jan 1 1935 up 1 356 557 since April 1 1930. The increase is mainly family type subsistence farmers returning from cities, not the urban distress narrative.
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United States Bureau of Census
America
Bullet Proof Air Airlines urged $14 million airway aids
Colonel Gorrell of the Air Transport Association urged Congress to spend 14 million dollars on airway aids such as radio facilities and field lights. He argued this would make air travel bullet proof from an airway standpoint and enhance national defense and peacetime safety. Airlines themselves are spending 15 million over two years, many at a loss, yet the vast spending of recent years justifies the proposed sum.
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House of Representatives
Gorrell
Air Transport Association of America
Fool's Gold and the Tax Cut Illusion
The piece critiques politicians who tout tax cuts and reduced government spending while courting pork barrelling funds. It questions local leaders and chambers of commerce who denounce excess government yet accept enlarging post offices, schools, or power plants funded by public money.
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Chambers of Commerce
Jim Jones Drives Fast to Save Time on Daily Commute
The piece portrays Jim Jones racing through traffic to shave minutes off a 35 minute country to office drive. He often weaves, jams through, and boasts after saves of 13 minutes, sometimes causing near misses and a minor accident paid by insurance, illustrating the perilous culture of speed and routine risk.
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Jim Jones
Jim
Jim Joneses
Fons Guns P by .P. HOLMES
Silas Spelle a ruthless desert baron aims to foreclose on Kanab ranches to seize range lands. Ed Stare buck and rancher San Juan Delevan oppose him while Johnny Clehoe and Tex Whipple plan a partnership to save Delevan’s spread. Tex travels to Sawtelle and Sevier to secure funds as Johnny becomes foreman of the Box D and adjust to his new role.
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Silas Spelle
Kanab
Ed Starebuck
Cattlemen’s Bank
San’ Juan Delevan
Johnny Clehoe
Tex Whipple
San Juan Delevan
Tex
San Juan
Pardners
Johnny
Delevan
Lafe Stillman
Lafe
Sevier
Pink Crosby
Pod Fortune
Jesus Keeps His Promise and the Spirit Arrives
Primary topic shows the mission to witness to all nations beginning in Jerusalem Judea and Samaria and to the ends of the earth The coming of the Spirit at Pentecost empowers the church with preaching tongues fire and transformative courage The early church’s growth rests on teaching fellowship grace and prayer until the body of Christ is complete.
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Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Israel
Peter
The
Brethren In Christ
Apostolic Church
Works of True Merit in History and Knowledge Progress
Noble ideas about merit and knowledge note that true genius often trails popularity. The quote emphasizes visionaries leading, not following, and serving as videttes in a march toward farther progress.
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Colton
Great Things Between Doable and Do Not Do
A reflective line about choosing action over paralysis. It contrasts grand possibilities with small refusals and warns that inaction yields risk and lost progress. The quotation frames effort and restraint as a moral balance for purposeful living.
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Carthage
Indiana
Canada
Bullet Proof” Airlines
A. B. Chapin
Tous
Geethis
Fons Guns
P. Holmes
Sawtelle
Kanab Desert
P. B. Fitzwater
Piste” Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jesus