Republican shift on constitution and minimum wage debate
The piece notes a year of change in the Republican party after Roosevelt's NRA ruling fallout. It cites leaders like William Allen White and Hamilton Fish urging constitutional amendments to regulate minimum wages and hours. It frames the shift as a response to the New Deal and questions party consistency.
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Ghost's Western Journey Echoes in Cleveland Speech
The Philadelphia Record notes a ghost warning that it will go west when the Cleveland convention hears a certain speech. The musing continues with an allusion to directions east north and south and to the ghost of the old deal.
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Ghosts of Anacostia March on in War of Words
A sweeping Washington confrontation invokes ghosts from 1932 to the present. The text recalls B E F bonus deductions, tear gas on Anacostia flats, and a Lincoln study White House scene. It links General MacArthur’s marching legacy to opposition of the New Deal as state power looms.
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Hitch-Hiker Menace Spurs Calls For Safer Motoring
The editorial laments hitchhiker danger as a national issue and urges motorists to avoid accepting rides. It cites law attempts and urges self restraint and caution as the best defense against robbery and murder by roaming hitchhikers.
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Roaming Reporter Sees GOP Convention as Grand Show
Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Bill Borah’s muttered grumbles against the Old Guard at the Cleveland convention. It recalls 1924 whispers and predicts factional tensions, with Hoover’s uncertain stance and Aranha’s unique nominating style amid a crowd of past presidents and strategy talk.
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Legendary New York gossip columns and aging luminaries
A fragmented reminiscence recalling Uncle Watt Maton andVersatile figures from literature, film and society. It notes Max’s retirement at La Jolla, the rise of poet C O McIntyre, and anecdotes of famous editors, collectors, and aging personalities like Creighton Webb and Amos Sulka, painting a portrait of a lively era and its cast.
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Borah and Smith in the 1932 Republican Crosscurrents
Washington Close-Up reviews Senator Borah and Al Smith amid GOP tensions at Cleveland. It weighs whether Borah may back Roosevelt or stand apart, while Smith’s unlikely notional push for a cross party ticket is examined against their long histories and party loyalties.
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Questions And Answers Test Your Knowledge Facts Quiz
Readers can mail questions to The Gazette Home Service Bureau in Washington D C with a self addressed return envelope. A seven question test covers biblical, historical and mythological facts and geography and asks to name books, places and titles from the Old Testament and world knowledge.
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Wordplay and trivia from early notices and queries
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Landon landslide and other notes in Brisbane column
Arthur Brisbane comments on the Landon for president momentum and a mix of other topics. He mentions Dewey’s crime convictions, the Luciano racketeering case, and reflections on technological advances. The column notes public figures and historic anecdotes, ending with a Whitesburg high school student record and a tease to turn to page 14.
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Alt Landon Leads In Town Amid Rumors And Parodies
In Cleveland on June 8 Alt Landon appears as early favorite with a large brass band and a staged orchestra. Rumors of drunken side deals swirl around Kansas delegates while Borah pushes for Brevity and three chances. Page 14 teases further details.
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