Omaha World-Herald attacks Roosevelt New Deal policy
The Omaha World-Herald, a historic Democratic paper, denounces Roosevelt and the New Deal, likening his actions to Hitler and arguing government plans will idle private enterprise and capital. It urges preserving the American system without replacing it with an alien order.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha World- Herald
Middle West
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Hitler
World-Herald
Landon Urges Wisconsin to Save Its Ideal Homes
Gov. Alf M. Landon, presidential nominee, wires the Wisconsin convention praising small homes and decentralized industry as ideal American life. John D. M. Hamilton labels citizens as stockholders in government and questions deficit figures, while noting Landon’s pledge and delivery of a balanced budget.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Alf M. Landon
Republican Party
John D. M. Hamilton
Morgenthau
Treasury
United States Senate
Landon
Hamilton
Presidents' Spending Highlighted At Wisconsin Convention
John D. M. Hamilton Republican National chairman spoke at the Wisconsin state convention noting that Roosevelt era administration appropriations unspecified by Congress total 13.5 billion dollars, more than eight times the combined unspecified appropriations for all presidents in the previous 143 years.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Roosevelt
Congress
John D. M. Hamilton
Roosevelt Slips in Gallup Poll Indications
The American Institute of Public Opinion reports Roosevelt’s fall in the national race from 56 percent on June 7 to 51.8 percent by July 12 as campaign efforts focus after conventions. Fortune magazine surveys show 59 percent feel no personal improvement after three years of the New Deal.
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New York City
Roosevelt
Landon
Knox
Cleveland
Philadelphia
American Institute of Public Opinion
Gallup
Fortune Magazine
Landon Amendments Pass Over Democrats in Kansas Senate
Kansas senate Republicans approve a 25 to 10 resolution to limit this session to constitutional amendments proposed by Gov. Alf M. Landon. He urges enabling legislation to conform to federal social security laws and aligns with the Republican platform on social security while noting Congress acts may shape final federal policy.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Senate
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Congress
U.S. National Debt Near 33.78 Billion At Fiscal Year End
The treasury department reports the 1936 fiscal year closed with a national debt of 33 billion 779 million dollars. The debt equates to about 266 dollars per person or roughly 1,064 dollars for each family.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Treasury Department
Wallace Hints New Deal Plans For Co operatives
An article discusses Wallace and Roosevelt backing producers and consumers co operatives to replace free competition. It notes party splits over a coop plank, cites Wallace's Whose Constitution, and warns of regimentation threatening independent farmers and retailers nationwide.
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Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Europe
Mr. Wallace
New Deal Commission
Co-Operative Commission
The
Kansas Times
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Rexford G. Tugwell
America
Wallace
Frank R. Kent
Supreme Court
NRA
AAA
New Deal
United States
Roosevelt Primary Fee Supports G O P Ticket
Col Henry Breckinridge former Maryland presidential candidate visits Gov Alf Landon in Topeka to announce support for the Landon Knox ticket. He criticizes the Democratic party machinery as seizing control and claims Landon will keep his promises.
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Topeka
Kas
Henry Breckinridge
New York
Maryland
Landon
Knox
Breckinridge
Alf M. Landon
Landon-Knox
Democratic Party
United States
Foreign Meat Now on U.S. Tables
Chicago report shows a wide range of imported meats arriving in the United States during the week ending June 13 1936. Argentina Brazil Canada Denmark Estonia Hungary Irish Free State Italy Lithuania Poland Uruguay and other sources supplied canned corned beef bacon calves liver salami ham luncheon meat and more. The nine months to April 30 1936 saw 100 million pounds of cotton seed oil imported, intensifying direct competition with American farmers and prompting reductions in pork and cotton under New Deal policies.
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Chicago
Ill
New York
National Provisioner
Meat Packing and Allied Industries
Argentine
Brazil
Canada
Denmark
Hungary
Irish Free State
Italy
Lithithuania
Poland
Uruguay
United States
New York Women Reject Tammany Influence in Drive
Mrs Henry R Caraway of New York president of the Women s National Republican Club says women see the New Deal as government for the people and want to shake off Tammany Farley ties. She argues New York women are eager for the Republican ticket and oppose the Farley organization.
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New York
Chicago
Henry R. Caraway
Women’s National Republican Club
Tammany
Farley Organization
Farley
New York City
Moral Courage Is Key to Character
Chicago opinion outlines Governor Landon as a man of principle, citing his 1933 Topeka address on worship of true God and a 1935 call for moral recovery through character, integrity, upright honesty and square dealing.
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Chicago
Ill
Alf M. Landon
Philip Kinsley
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Kinsley
Governor Landon
Topeka
Townsend Attacks New Deal Policy in Cleveland Speech
Dr Francis E Townsend denounced haphazard New Deal legislation in Cleveland claiming it risks wrecking the American system. He blamed the administration for high national debt and said government acts follow heedless advice from the President. Townsend defended the U S constitution and urged an end to what he called anti government propaganda.
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Townsend
New Deal
Cleveland
Ohio
Francis E. Townsend
Doctor Townsend
Supreme Court
Leisure Couple Spent Saturday Evenings in Shelbyville
Mr and Mrs Jeff Leisure were seen enjoying Saturday evenings in Shelbyville during a series of social outings. The couple’s appearances highlight local social life in the town.
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Mrs
Jeff Leisure
Shelbyville
Young Church Commissioning For Rueo-Yupe Conference
A pre conference service will commission several church youths to represent the church at the Rueo-Yupe conference next week. All young people are urged to attend. The last regular sermon before September is Sunday morning. The pastor takes August vacation to regain strength. Morning topic is As a Man Thinketh addressing conscience issues. An urgent welcome is extended. The church joins Union service Sunday evening on the Friends lawn.
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Rueo-Yupe
Friends
Fletcher M. E. Church Automobile Sunday Service
Sunday school and morning worship run 9 30 with a combined 1 hour 40 minute service. Automobile Sunday awards go to the car with the most passengers and the farthest distance. Sermon topic is Flat Tires. No evening service. join Union Open Air service at the Friends church.
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Union
Friends Church
Movies and Christian Life Today at Carthage Friends Church
Carthage Friends Church will offer one Sunday service each weekend this summer with special music. Next Sunday the pastor will address the topic Movies and Christian Life Today. No Thursday evening services except Monthly Meeting as Rev. J Furbay travels to Chicago for lectures and graduate work at the University of Chicago and Chicago Theological Seminary.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Chicago Theological
Furbay
Henry E. Chace
West Washington Street Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
The Room on the Roof and The Wolf Song in Library Notes
Library Notes highlights two youthful tales The Room on the Roof by Josephine Bacon featuring Joan Braythwaite who moves to New York and solves a mystery and Ralph Hubbard’s The Wolf Song about a homeless Native family guided by a wolf’s cry. Also notes dated visits and church pastor changes.
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Bacon
Josephine D
Joan Braythwaite
New York City
Hubbard
Ralph
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