Knox Charges U5 Finances Being Sapped in Pittsburgh
In Duquesne garden Pittsburgh Franklin Knox defended his Allentown address claiming that New Deal policies threaten life insurance and savings. He warned that continuous deficits financed by private loans drive inflation, countering Democratic protests and insisting the statement was a self evident truth.
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Pittsburgh
LLP
Frank Knox
Pennsylvania
Duquesne Garden
Oakland
Roosevelt
Allentown
Knox
Mrs James Reed Denies Democratic Campaign Connection
Mrs James A Reed denies a statement by Miss Mary Dewson about her ties to the Independent Coalition of American Women and her labor policy as malicious and false. Reed notes donations to the coalition and contrasts with Roosevelt campaign fundraising.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
Mary W. Dewson
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Reed
Independent Coalition of American Women
Donnelly Garment Company
Dewson
Liberty League
Liberty League,” Said Mrs. Reed
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Invoked as Nullification Risk Highlighted in Speech
Senator Arthur Vandenberg accused President Roosevelt of inviting constitutional nullification over the Guffey coal act and social security remarks in a Philadelphia campaign speech. He argued the administration collides with the Constitution, while defending limited public power and urging vigilance against eroding liberties.
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Philadelphia
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Roosevelt
Congress
Michigan
Supreme Court
Vandenberg
Al Smith Stumps for Alf Landon at Carnegie Hall
Former New York governor Al Smith spoke at Carnegie Hall under Independent Coalition of American Women. He criticized the New Deal while praising Landon and warned against Roosevelt policies. The rally drew about 3,000 with cheers and interruptions from hecklers.
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Smith
Independent Coalition of American Women
Democratic Party
Carnegie Hall
Coalition
New York
Landon
Susanna
Roose
Roosevelt Defends Huge Expenditures On New Deal Debt
Roosevelt argues the $8 billion net debt increase is an investment to lift national income from $38 billion in 1932 to over $60 billion projected for 1936. He contrasts with Hoover, says increased prosperity will cover relief costs without new taxes, and notes assets offset liabilities. The crowd roared as he left, while miners' union leader Patrick Fagan pledged 40,000 votes.
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Roosevelt
Gov. Landon
James J. Walker
America
Hoover
Europe
Col
Frank Knox
Pennsylvania
United States Treasury
Patrick Fagan
United Mine Workers
Fagan
al Smith
Marion
Center Point
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
State of
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Yankees Marathon Win Over Giants in 18-4 Rout
New York Yankees crushed the New York Giants 18 to 4 as Lazzeri hit a grand slam and Gehrig, Dickey, and Powell powered the offense. The game featured multiple hits, runs, and notable base running, with Gomez pitching and DiMaggio making key plays.
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Yankees
Giants
Smith
Dick Coffman
Lazzeri
Gehrig
Dickey
Powell
Elmer Smith
Cleveland
Gomez
Crosetti
Bartell
Terry
Leiber
Ott
Rolfe
Coffman
DiMaggio
Moore
Evors
Mancuso
Whitehead
Jackson
Tony
George Davis
Davis
Frank Gabler
Selkirk
Gabler
di Maggio
Summers
Harry Danning
Danning
Harry Gumbert
Farley Sued Over Alleged Campaign Slogan Plagiarism
Democratic Chairman James A Farley and others faced a $100000 suit in state supreme court. Advertisers Vincent J Danton and Claire H Masters claim the Democratic National Committee unlawfully used their slogan and placard idea for the campaign.
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New York
James A. Farley
State Supreme Court
Vincent J. Danton
Claire H. Masters
Democratic National Committee
Cattle Sale In Chicago For Anamosa Farmer
P. H. Paulson of Jones county sold a load of cattle averaging 881 pounds for 10 a head in Chicago on Tuesday.
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Anamosa
P. H. Paulson
Jones County
Chicago
Roosevelt Promises and Perils in 1932 Debated
The column rebuts Roosevelt's 1932 promises and contrasts them with his 193? actions. It cites tax burdens on workers, rising national debt, and Al Smith's critique that the New Deal failed. It argues voters were misled to elect Roosevelt and questions future accountability for promised relief.
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Roosevelt
White Sox Top Cubs 11 3 in City Series Win
The White Sox defeated the Cubs 11 to 3 in Chicago on Friday for their second straight win in the city series. Stratton pitched for the Sox while Warneke Henshaw Bryant and Root worked for the Cubs. The Sox extended their series winning streak to seven games.
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Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Stratton
Victors
Warneke
Henshaw
Bryant
Root
North Siders
Sox
Boy Cyclist Hit By Car On C Avenue
Joe Liskovsky of 1537 C avenue NE told police he was driving east on C avenue between 19th and 20th streets NE at 11 45 a m Thursday when John Krier of 1915 C avenue NE 5 rode his bicycle into the path of Liskovsky s car The boy was struck by the front of the auto Both Liskovsky and the boy s mother took him to a physician for treatment Head injuries were the only apparent injury.
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Joe Liskovsky
C Avenue
Nineteenth
Twentieth Streets
John Krier
C Avenue NE
Liskovsky
Dentist Extraction Turns to Hospital After Howell Breaks Leg
James B. Howell went for eight teeth removal in St. Petersburg Florida and woke in a hospital with a broken leg. The dentist says the first tooth caused Howell to kick violently, snapping the right thigh bone. Dental work postponed indefinitely.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
James B. Howell
Howell
Public Employe Unit 15 Raises Chest Quota Boost
A city Community Chest drive reports a 50 percent quota increase led by Public Employe Unit 15 and the Sales Army. James Franken’s team paraded a fire truck through downtown to add red paint to the Chest thermometer as prizes were awarded for top divisions and captains.
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James Franken
Fred Payneer
W. J. Brown
A. G. Keyes
Byron Anderson
Derald I. Roland
Carl Thomas
Harry Boyd
K. E. Cornell
Don T. Hines
A. L. Smulekoff
J. M. Neary
Carl Ettinger
Ma Kennedy Fires Back In Aimee McPherson Row
Mrs Minnie Kennedy lashed out at evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson at Angelus Temple. She claimed Mrs McPherson’s jealousy of Roberta’s suitor sparked current trouble and warned of court action to protect her granddaughter. She recalled the 10 year old disappearance and abduction claim.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Friday
Angelus Temple
Roberta
Mrs. McPherson
Mexico
Aimee
Mrs. Kennedy
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M. H. Morrison
Henry E. Haegg
Public Service
Thomas L. Crabbe
Robert W. Black
Army
Montrose Hotel
Rotary Club
Canopus Club
E. E. Hruska
Chest Report
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Ma’ Kennedy
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