Polls Show Mixed Roosevelt Re-Election Sentiment
The Merry Go Round and Literary Digest polls from 1935 compare Roosevelt support and policy approval. Readers weigh whether to re elect the president and whether to back New Deal programs with varying intensity. The Digest reports 33.6 percent against Roosevelt policies, while some supporters favor re election despite policy approval.
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Thaw Plane Meant for Ellsworth Rescue Crashes
A plane built to aid the search for missing Antarctic explorer Lincoln Ellsworth crashed on takeoff at Candler field in Atlanta. Pilot Russell W. Thaw and his mechanic Wu Nam Henry Klenke Jr. escaped injuries as the craft sank after clearing the field’s west end en route to Brownsville Texas.
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Retention Of 3 Cent Postage Sought By Officials
Washington AP report states postal service officials told a House appropriations subcommittee that the post office is in the red and that keeping the 3 cent postage rate is desirable. A Minnesota Supreme Court ruling dismissed a petition for a writ of review, saying the standard exhibition contract between motion picture companies and exhibitors violates anti trust law and cannot be enforced.
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High Court Knocks Out Film Contracts
Washington AP says the high court dealt a blow to the motion picture industry as the Supreme Court ruled on key contracts, raising questions for studios, actors, and distribution deals. The decision could affect pending productions and future film agreements nationwide.
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Pigs Missing From Tipton Farm Suspected Theft
Tipton area farmer W. S. Uhler reported to Sheriff W. W. Christian that nineteen Poland China pigs disappeared from his south Tipton farm on Thursday or Friday. Police believe the animals were stolen and are investigating.
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