Progressives vs Old Guard of the G O P
A 1934 Washington report outlines a split within the Progressive Republicans eyeing party control. The conservative faction, led since 1893, foresees renewed efforts to curb reform and influence ballots amid internal clashes.
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Our Boarding House Fragment in Roosevelt Era Tone
Fragmentary OCR reads a line about a boarders house with references to Mr Roosevelt and a tired group seeking shelter or help. No clear event or date. remaining readable bits hint at a political or social debate within a boarding house setting.
Destructive Policies Threaten GOP Campaign Tone
The article notes dissension within the Republican ranks as candidates like Hiram Johnson and Lynn Frazer resist full New Deal alignment. It cites Hapless prospects in Oregon and California with several figures boycotting parties and planning Washington trips to shape strategy before Congress convenes on January 3.
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Grand Jury Probes Fitts Expenses In Bern Death
Los Angeles grand jury reviews costs tied to Paul Bern death in its broader probe of District Attorney Baron Fitts expenditures. Jurors say they are auditing county funds used by Fitts, with Bern expenses now examined. no inquiry into Bern's death circumstances.
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Two Dead and 20 Hurt as Football Bus Plunges Off Road
A Minot Teachers College football bus carrying players and officials veered off a highway near Carrington North Dakota on Thursday night. The two dead were Ora Marean of Minot an assistant coach and Alan Rufforth of Kenmare the co captains. The team was bound for Valley City to meet Valley City Teachers College Friday.
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White House to Resume Official Wine Service This Season
White House wine glasses dating to before the Civil War will return to service at the cabinet dinner on December 18 signaling the start of the formal social schedule. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt explained the plan amid questions about temperance. She said Americans may choose to drink or not, but the wines served will be simple and American. Funeral services are set for George Grovert, 76, at St. John's Lutheran Church Eldorado Township with burial in St. John's Cemetery. His son Harold Grovert operates the family farm. survivors include Constance Rammelsburg and several siblings.
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Tragic double murder suicide in Stoneham family tragedy
In Stoneham Massachusetts Joel Lidquist 27 strangled his wife Corinne 26 and two young children 12 day old infant and two year old Syrenie then killed himself in a rambling white house apartment a blood written note and a red thumb print marked the crime scene. Police say jealousy drove him to madness. In New York City two men involved in a poultry racket were shot dead as they left a Lower East Side apartment house early Friday.
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Adrenalin Revives Man After Prolonged Cardiac Standstill
In Philadelphia Linzie Williams aged 46 was pronounced dead after brain swelling. Doctors attempted adrenalin injections into his heart, revived after twelve minutes without breathing. He lived twenty two hours more but never fully regained consciousness.
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Manchester Couple To Observe Anniversary
Special to The Gazette. Mr and Mrs John Lawson mark their fifty third wedding anniversary in Manchester Delaware county their home. They wed November 10, 1881 in Manchester. Born Sarah Coolidge in Greeley and John Lawson in Stockholm Sweden their life included move to Custer County Nebraska before settling in Manchester in 1922. Their son William lives in Lyndhurst New Jersey.
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Reported cash in circulation climbs by 49 million
Washington reports election efforts and uptick in New Deal activity increased public cash held by $49,000,000 for the week ending Nov. 7. The Federal Reserve said currency in circulation reached $5,503,000,000, up $117,000,000 from the same date last year.
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