Republicans Attack New Deal Waste and Government Dependence
In Des Moines Iowa 1938 Republican keynoters L J Dickinson and George A Wilson challenge New Deal policies decry government waste and graft urge tariff protections and nonpartisan boards. Dickinson says Iowa must choose between dependence on government or self reliance. Wilson pledges farm relief decentralization and honest government.
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G.O.P
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Joe H. Anderson
New Deal
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Washington, D. C
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Republican Party
Neely and Singleton Host Traffic Law Lecture in Pronia
In Pronia Colorado Sam Neely highway patrol safety director and Patrolman Tom Singleton gave a lecture on traffic law observance. Afterward they found traffic tickets on their cars for improper parking said Acting Mayor E M Oliver.
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Colo
Sam Neely
Highway Patrol
Tom Singleton
E. M. Oliver
Negro Jester Dies In Gas Chamber For Assault
Johnnie Jones a 32 year old African American cotton picker died in the Missouri state penitentiary gas chamber after a criminal assault on a white woman. He spoke with guards and told the chaplain to leave, saying he preferred listening to the ball game. The execution occurred at 12 06 a m.
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Johnnie Jones
State Penitentiary
Jones
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