Roosevelt Promises Carrying Forward New Deal Record
In a Brooklyn rally Roosevelt outlines three pillars of his policy: relief for disaster and unemployment, broad government action to revive the economy, and safeguards against a relapse into crisis. He cites the WPA, CCC, NRA, Social Security, and financial reforms, pledging to continue the New Deal if re-elected and to pursue unity across classes and regions. References to New York Governor Lehman praise and attacks on opposition leaders frame the campaign as a defense of liberal governance and social reform.
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Halden Attacks Wallace Policy in Personal Crisis Agriculture
DES MOINES AP Berry F. Halden Republican Senate candidate declares in a Friday night address that Henry A. Wallace’s agricultural plan amounts to deliberate personal crisis policy. He argues Wallace would control farm prices by regulating production and using imports, risking federal domination of agriculture and broad price manipulation for corn hogs beef and wheat.
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Landon Promised Hearing On Townsend Pension Plan
CHICAGO UP Gov Alfred M Landon would ensure the Townsend plan receives a fair and impartial hearing if elected president. The pledge came after a private interview with Edward J Margett Townsend plan California state director during Landons California visit.
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Radio Schedule Fragment From NBC CBS and WJZ Listings
A fragmented listing of radio broadcasts across NBC CBS and WJZ chains detailing 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. airings. Entries mention orchestras like Riley and Parley, Benny Goodman, and Frank Knox related comments, with multiple stations including WEAF WJZ WABC WBBM KMOX WGST WCCO. The scan preserves names of programs and performers in a dense timetable style.
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Iowa A Woman Rebels Katharine Hepburn and Katharine Hepburn and Bert Marshall Legion of Terror Bruce Cabot Marguerite Churchill
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Notice of Appointment of Administrators in Linn County Iowa
On October 23, 1936 the undersigned were appointed and qualified as administrators of the estates of F. M. Beltran and Jacqueline Moore, both of Linn County Iowa. Creditors and debtors are to present or settle their claims with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court. attorneys J A Yessler and J Elsenbast are named.
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Hepburn Shines in Woman Rebels at Iowa Theater
Katharine Hepburn stars as Pam in A Woman Rebels, dating from her Gibson girl era, with striking costumes and settings. The plot follows a rebellious young reporter, pregnancy, and family intrigue, ending on a hopeful note. The companion Legion of Terror plays on sensational headlines, offering blood and thunder. Audiences are urged to watch journalists confront graft in their communities.
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Tragic Georgia Crossing Crash Claims Seven Rockmart Victims
In Rockmart Georgia a car stalled on a grade crossing and was struck by a northbound freight train. The seven killed were Ruth Mauldin 27 the driver and her six children Howard 10 Frances 12 Sarah 15 Eva 12 Virdie 10 Emma Jean 7 all residents of Rockmart.
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Dickinson Charges Demo Farm Policy Shacks Farmers
Senator Lester J. Dickinson declared at Council Bluffs that the Roosevelt Wallace policy and tariff reductions have harmed American agriculture. He accused reciprocal trade deals of letting Argentine and Argentine corn flood the U S market and cited a Chicago shipment docked recently as proof of the system’s failures. The remarks framed his bid to succeed himself as a Republican candidate.
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Lester J. Dickinson
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Tipton Farmer Sentenced to Five Years for Theft
Louis Wehde, a Tipton area farmer, was sentenced to five years in Fort Madison prison after being found guilty of receiving stolen property. The verdict was delivered Friday.
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Give Me Your Heart Stars Kay Francis In Paramount Drama
Kay Francis leads in Give Me Your Heart at Paramount, with George Brent as her husband and Roland Young delivering sharp humor as the author friend. The setting shifts from English countryside to New York nightlife, with past and present colliding in a stylish Manhat tan dining room. Also shown are an entertaining university song review short and Popeye cartoon Hold the Wire. Paramount News is also shown F.C.H.
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Notice of Will Probate for Henry Gundling in Linn County
Court in Cedar Rapids will hear proof for admission of a document claimed as the Last Will of Henry Gundling, late of Linn County Iowa, before the District Court. Notice is given to all interested parties of the hearing date in October 1936 as recorded by Clerk Edwin W. Luist and officials Dietne Sones Chamberlain and Hanzilk.
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