Hamilton Bares New Deal Fears in Chicago Dinner
In Chicago John D. M. Hamilton new Republican National Committee chairman opened the presidential campaign with a critique of the Roosevelt New Deal. He labeled its claims as phony and warned of taxes and gambling with public funds, urging a November victory for America. He condemned Farley and the administration for alleged misdeeds, and cited rising imports and farm product bills as evidence.
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Republican Finance Committee
Illinois
America
New Deal
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James A. Farley
Roosevelts Trade Policies Drive 1935 Farm Imports Totals
Washington report estimates 1935 agricultural imports at 1,391,099,397 dollars including grains meats and by products. Displacements show corn imports could have used 1,814,000 acres and pork imports displaced 68,070 acres of farmland, with wheat imports possible on 2,220,000 acres.
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Relief canvas shows Democrats hold most local executive posts
In Mamaroneck New York a relief canvas found 24 of 27 executive or supervisory jobs held by Democrats Republican voters outnumber Democrats three to one in the town.
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Mamaroneck
New York
Landon Balances Kansas Budget Again
Topeka Kansas governor Alf M Landon reports the 1936 fiscal year ends with a cash balance around 1250000 dollars. State accountant A R Jones estimates this is about 250000 dollars more than the 1935 year end, signaling improved state finances.
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U. S. Ends Fiscal Year Deep in Red in 1936
Washington report shows the Roosevelt administration closing fiscal year 1936 with a federal debt of 33 billion 913 million dollars. Outlays reached 8 billion 793 million, more than twice receipts. The Budget Bureau forecasts 8.27 billion in outlays for the next year, excluding veteran bonuses and processing tax changes.
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Mighty Ringling Bros Circus Arrives with African Pigmy Elephants
Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus brings 1600 riders, 700 horses, seven elephant herds to Indianapolis on July 14. The show features Africa's first pygmy elephants and pygmy porgurs, Col. Tim McCoy's Indian Village, and a 31-tent traveling zoo with international acts and aerial troupes.
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Government bonds total to almost five trillion dollars
The text notes a plan to mate a total of 4,688,733,645 in government guaranteed bonds with an omission reason that bonds will eventually be repaid, a conclusion described as arbitrary.
Knox to Accept RNC Nomination in Chicago July 30
Gov. Alf Landon’s running mate will accept the vice presidential nomination in Chicago on July 30. John D. M. Hamilton, fiery red haired chairman of the Republican National Committee, announced the plan. The event follows the notification to Landon by one week.
Federal civilian employment rise from 1932 to 1936
The 1932 civilian federal workforce stood at 583,196. By March 1936 the total had grown to 806,035, an increase of 222,839 employees.
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Roosevelt
State Bank of Carthage Condition Report 1936
Report of condition for State Bank of Carthage located in Carthage Indiana as of June 30 1936 detailing assets liabilities and financial status at close of business in that period.
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Church Schedule Includes Morning Service and Open Air Union
Sunday school and morning worship begin at 9 30 with a sermon on The Great Commandment. No evening service. Attendance encouraged at the Union Open Air Service on the Friends Church lawn at 7 30.
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Summer program at Carthage Friends Church
The Friends church announces a continued summer program in July and August with a single service at 9 30. Reports from Quaker Haven conference attendees will be shared next Sunday. Monthly Meeting is Thursday evening and the School of Christian Living resumes Thursday at 730. Lawn union services Sunday evenings invite members. Richard Sipe visited New Salem with the Rickett family.
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Ringling Bros Program Highlights Aerial Feats Of 1936
The 1936 Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey show featuresAntoinette the only girl to perform a two and a half mid air somersault to a hand to hand catch Dorthy Herbert riding reinless jumping horses over hurdles and acts by Hugo and Mario described as human projectiles in a program noted as among the circus’s most prominent features.
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