Roosevelt Frames Economic Royalists as Foes of New Deal
In Philadelphia Roosevelt accepts the renomination and defends a fight against economic royalists who he says concentrate wealth and control, threatening democracy and free enterprise. He links 1776 freedoms to 1930s reform, pledging ongoing battle to restore opportunity and curb corporate power.
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Officer Stops Papa Dionne In Visit To Quins
In Callander Ontario a constable and nurse thwarted Oliva Dionne's attempt to reach his quintuplets at Dafoe hospital. He had breached quarantine by entering the hospital yard via a fence and trench. After dismissal, Dionne returned later with the family doctor to obtain permission to visit.
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Garner Pledges Allegiance To Roosevelt As Leader In Fight On Privilege
Vice president John Nance Garner accepts the Democratic nomination as Roosevelt's running mate. He pledges fealty to Roosevelt, defends the New Deal, and calls for protection of the many from the few. He commends bipartisan support and reaffirms loyalty to the ticket.
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Silk Stocking Strangler Found Sane By Alienists
San Francisco reports three alienists examined Albert Walter Jr. of Boston and agreed he is legally sane for the murder trial. Walter claims sanity and a guilty plea for Blanche Cousins, an Idaho girl found nude in a Nob Hill apartment. Public Defender Kenny entered not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Notable Names from Cedar Rapids and Nearby Areas
Joseph Fay Schmitt and Bea trice Clara Hayward of Cedar Rapids. Grael Oelfke of Fairbanks and LaVerne M. Gearhart of Coggon. Burt B. Matthews and Marjorie F. Wilson of Wapello. Donald Frederick Sigmund of Martelle and Larabelle Kohl of Mount Vernon.
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Cedar Rapids
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Fairbanks
LaVerne M. Gearhart
Coggon
Burt B. Matthews
Marjorie F. Wilson
Wapello
Donald Frederick Sigmund
Martelle
Larabelle Kohl
Mount Vernon
Sun Shine mission names Rev Thomas J Hinkin assistant superintendent
The Rev Thomas J Hinkin of Lincoln Nebraska is named assistant superintendent of Sun shine mission. He brings sixteen years in city mission work and with Mrs Hinkin comes well recommended. The role had been vacant since the death three years ago of founder Rev Francis K Ward. The Mission board selected Mr Hinkin for the post.
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Daddy) Ward
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Dems Offered World’s Largest Mule For Campaign Use
Lincoln farmer Harry E. Henson offered what he called the world’s largest mule to the Democratic National Committee for campaign purposes. The animal, named Tom, stood six feet seven inches tall and weighed about 2,300 to 2,400 pounds, roughly twice an ordinary mule, in a communication to the committee’s secretary.
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Perfumes Made From Unusual Raw Materials
Perfumes now use unconventional bases with castor oil supplying some scents and coal tar yielding a vanilla like perfume. The article notes these substitutes create fragrances as sweet as natural smells.
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