Roosevelt Declares We Have Only Just Begun To Fight
In a Madison Square Garden address on the eve of the election, President Roosevelt frames the 1936 campaign as a broader moral struggle. He defends his record, attacks anti New Deal foes, and commits to continuing reforms for workers, farmers, and the poor, urging unity and peace at home and abroad.
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Roosevelt
New York
Madison Square Garden
United States
White House
America
United States of America
Roosevelt Promoted Class Hatred Says Speaker
A speaker charged that the Roosevelt administration fans class hatred and communism with WPA programs. He claimed a Pittsburgh school trains radicals to preach anti property and anti church doctrines, funded by federal money, to bolster Roosevelt and defeat Landon.
Landon Attacks Recovery Claims (Cont'd)
The speaker rebukes the claim of recovery progress and credits the public for the train's removal from the ditch. He notes two years of repair delays, criticizes the administration for relying on inexperienced workers, and cites the Supreme Court ruling against the NRA plus a large unrepaid repair bill within $25 billion of wartime spending.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Mechanicville Young Woman Dies After Long Illness
Elsie Schoeder 20 of Mechanicsville died Friday at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Born Tipton June 19 1916 she attended Tipton schools graduating 1931. Survived by parents Christian and Dorothea and six siblings Emma Ohrt Martha Siemsen Hattie Miller Herman Raymond Julian. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Methodist church with Rev. George C. Nothdurst. burial Roe Hill cemetery.
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Mechanicsville
Elsie Schoeder
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Christian
Dorothea Schoeder
Here
Miss Schoeder
Emma Ohrt
Martha Siemsen
Ogallala
Neb
Hattie Miller
Central City
Herman
Iowa City
Raymond
Julian R
George C. Nothdurst
Burnie
Roe Hill Cemetery
What Are Their Interests What Are We Doing About It
Editorial urges civic duty and voting participation amid cynicism. It recalls a party where only seven of twenty seven couples voted and condemns apathy. It calls for revived church election sermons and schooling to train youth in government duties, ending with personal responsibility.
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Congress
Good Samaritan
Smith warns on F R electors and creeping socialism
AL SMITH accuses Roosevelt supporters of promoting radical leftist ideas and warns Democrats about the electoral college. He denies Roosevelt is a communist or socialist while predicting a creeping political shift and stressing the need to prepare the country before any socialist or communist system could take root.
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Democratic Party
Smith
Roosevelt
Sour milk used to remove iron rust from white goods
A historical note explains that sour milk can lift rust stains from white laundry items and metal surfaces, reinforcing homemade cleaning practices. The tip emphasizes a natural method using fermentation byproducts to tackle iron marks on fabrics and appliances.
Deaths Martha Turner Hunt Former Cedar Rapids resident dies in Kansas City
Martha Turner Hunt once known as Mate Turner and long employed by Reps Dry Goods in Cedar Rapids died recently in Kansas City. She later left to start her own business.
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Martha Turner Hunt
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Mate Turner
Reps Dry Goods Company
Death of Cedar Rapids brakeman R L Cornwell at Keswick
R L Cornwell of Cedar Rapids died suddenly on Saturday at Keswick while on duty as a Rock Island brakeman. He was born June 1 1879 at New London Iowa and is survived by his wife Carrie a son John and brother J D Cornwell of Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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R. L. Cornwell
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Keswick
Rock Island Railroad
Mr. Cornwell
New London
Carrie Cornwell
John
J. D. Cornwell
Funeral services for Fatima Telb set for Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Fatima Telb will be held Monday at the Moslem temple located at 1335 Ninth Street NW at 2 p.m. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial Park.
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Faetima Telb
Ninth Street NW
Cedar Memorial Park
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