Landon Urges Taxpayers to Eject Administration
In Philadelphia Governor Alf Landon argues the 1930s federal policy violates the Constitution and drains public funds. He condemns relief politics, executive budgeting, and centralization while calling for independent oversight and return of power to Congress. He cites Pennsylvania as a focal point in the battle over liberty and budgeting.
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Landon
Philadelphia
Alf M. Landon
United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Gome
Pennsylvania
Washington
National Committee
Lewis W. Douglas
White House
Dickinson Attacks Social Security Act as Fraud on Worker
Clinton AP Dickenson, republican candidate for United States senator, denounced the new deal social security act Monday night calling it a misnomer and a fraud on the working man and an imposition on business payrolls. He said the act would siphon payroll funds to create a 50 billion dollar fund to finance New Deal spending and the federal deficit.
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Clinton
L. J. Dickinson
United States
Dickinson
Birmingham Attacks Halden Over Farm Policy Knowledge
Des Moines AP Ed H Birmingham the democratic state chairman accused Berry Halden of incomplete understanding of the farm problem and said he uses a republican tactic of claiming misquotes. The exchange followed a Monday night statement.
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Des Moines
Ed H. Birmingham
Berry Halden
Roosevelt Landon Clash Over School Closings Debate
In New York Governor Landon disputes James Roosevelt's claim on Kansas school closures arguing rural schools have merged under standard practice and that no child loses access. He notes Roosevelt intends NRA changes and questions presidential responses before election.
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EW York
Landon
James Roosevelt
Kansas
Roosevelt
Knox Attacks Social Security Act as Unfair
Col. Knox, Republican vice presidential nominee, assailed the Social Security Act as unworkable and unfair in Dayton Ohio criticizing the administration’s labor record. He said real recovery starts when voters throw off federal interference with enterprise in America as Ohio seeks its 26 electoral votes.
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Dayton, O
Frank Knox
Ohio
Knox
America
Johnson county cornhusking meet committees named
Solon set to host the Johnson county cornhusking contest led by County Agent Everett C. Gardner with a full slate of judges and officials. The list includes Ray Smalley as chairman of the judges and general committee, S. A. Hunter chairing wagon weighing, and a long roster of referees and time keepers for the event set southeast of Solon on Wednesday.
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Solon
Johnson County
Everett C. Gardner
Ray Smalley
Dale F. Anderson
George R. Krall
John J. Zenishek
Frank Slofer
Glenn Gleason
Vernon Brown
Ed Opfell
S. A. Hunter
Omar R. Yoder
Glenn Hope
Frank Sullivan
Joseph G. Raim
E. Earl Thomas
F. C. Claproad
R. K. Adams
F. Beranek
Dan Peters
Louis Heitzman
Byron D. Coglan
James Kacina, Jr
Stanley G. Beranek
Paul Upmeyer
Vernon Burr
F. J. Floetchinger
Andrew C
Former Congressman Urges Analysis Of Cause Of Recovery
In Des Moines former Congressman Joseph W. Bailey Jr. urged voters to analyze the cause of economic recovery rather than the results. He criticized the New Deal and warned that prosperity figures were being manipulated.
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DES Moines
Joseph W. Bailey, Jr
Dallas
Tex
Publisher William Bagley Dies in Raleigh
William Henry Bagley 59 former newspaper publisher died Monday at the Raleigh home of his sister Mrs Josephus Daniels wife of the ambassador to Mexico.
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Raleigh, N. C
William Henry Bagley
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
Wallace Says Rich Will Pay Relief Costs
Secretary Wallace defended Roosevelt era relief spending at a Lafayette speech. He argued the cost would fall on higher income tax brackets as a fair share, noting $5.125 billion in direct and work relief with about 60 percent returned to the market to buy food. He urged balanced budgeting within a year or two if the current administration remains.
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Worcester
Congress
United States
Lafayette
Ind
Wallace
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Attacks Kansas Education Critique by Landon
Republican Chairman John D. M. Hamilton accused James Roosevelt of distorting facts about Kansas education under Governor Alfred M. Landon. He said no Kansas child was deprived of schooling and teachers’ pay rose under Landon, contrasting with Roosevelt’s claims and suggesting fear of personal loss if the president’s party loses power.
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Chicago
INS
John D. M. Hamilton
James Roosevelt
Kansas
Alfred M. Lanon
Landon
Hamilton
London
Henry Woodring
England Sees 400000-plus Employed in Key Industries in 1934
More than 400000 men and women found work in England's cutlery, furniture, and carpet industries during 1934, reflecting shifts in employment across manufacturing sectors.
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England
Home Mix Cough Remedy Showtime Pinex Syrup
A famous at home cough remedy recipe promises quick relief from colds. Mix Pinex Norway Pine concentrate with two cups sugar and one cup water to make a full pint syrup that soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm. Money back if not satisfied.
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J. M. Zeneshek
Roy Anthony
D. W. Sentman
George Petsel
Carl Hastings
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