Roosevelt cites broad constitutional purpose in economic plan
President Roosevelt told a Centennial Stadium crowd that under the constitution’s broad purposes the nation can move forward to solve economic woes. He praised Jefferson for broad authority in the Louisiana Purchase, linking it to Arkansas joining the union, and warned against any group monopolizing political power.
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Many Feared Killed In Bloody Venezuelan Riots
Port of Spain reports say violent street clashes in Venezuela left many feared dead. In La Guayra police fired on demonstrators opposing a measure that would impose near martial law. Caracas saw a mass demo of around twenty thousand citizens against the new law approved by the chamber of deputies. Tucupita businesses closed in protest of tax suppression.
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Britain ready to end sanctions over Mussolini warning
London June reports Neville Chamberlain signaled Britain may lift anti Italian sanctions at the League of Nations assembly in Geneva after a warning from Mussolini via ambassador Grandi. The note reaches readers as authorities consider policy shift amid tensions.
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Bills Seek Tax Relief and Welfare Overhaul
The report covers bills for tax relief extending to 1937, plus redemption payments on pre 1935 taxes, penalties, and new audits of forfeited lands. It notes plans for a social security style department of public finance to oversee welfare, unemployment, and relief, with road funding sought from federal sources. Governor Kim announced attempts to fill legislative vacancies before the session, urging committees to name three candidates per opening.
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Hoover Talk Highlights Prior to GOP Convention
Cleveland dispatch notes former President Hoover delivering a speech filled with critical attacks on the New Deal. He praises the Constitution, the Supreme Court, and a free press while warning of bankruptcy and distress under Roosevelt policies. He derides continuous policy shifts and moral violations in government and cites a history of political anger.
Income Tax Indexed Returns Reach Wide WV Payers
Commissioner Fred Fox reported West Virginians with net income SAE or more paid the highest state income tax. The top group over 1000 to 5000 paid 159 536.52, while others paid 254 074 and 111% in adjacent brackets. Indexing clerks finished a three month indexing job, with page references noted.
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New York Delegation Bills London Support At Caucus
A New York delegation cast five votes in a statewide caucus to back London in a key contest. The meeting highlighted divisions among lawmakers as they weigh alignment with Kansas interests on the Jolot issue amid a June 10 conference.
West Virginia delegates urge Bachmann at convention
West Virginia delegates began early to support Governor Landon for president while Bachmann’s backers push for the Idahoan as the “popular choice.” The group plans to back Landon unless Bachmann secures the nomination, with key figures stating Bachmann’s house tenure and ties could influence the convention outcome.
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Delegates Shape Borah Planks At Cleveland Convention
Republican resolutions committee nears completion of the party platform in Cleveland, with former senators Thomas and Reed presenting foreign affairs and anti monopoly planks. Borah opposes American entry into the League of Nations and vows to keep the nation out of foreign entanglements as the committee reviews the monoply plank amid pressure for stronger language.
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Topeka Prepares Big Celebration Ahead of Nomination
Topeka civic leaders and officials push a joint Topeka celebration adviser to the Republican nomination. Governor All M. Landon, a leading convention contender, signals he may skip Cleveland while urging a platform with broad support. Mayor H G Harrett calls for citizen participation as Kansans await the nomination.
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Hoover Urges United Rally Behind Landon Victory
The Cleveland auditor notes Gov. Alfred B. Landon earned the Republican nomination on the first ballot as New York joined Pennsylvania and Louisiana in backing Gay Landon. The New York delegation cast 85 of 90 votes amid a landslide showing as Herbert Hoover prepared to address the second night session before 15,000 spectators.
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Hoover Attacks New Deal in Republican Convention Speech
Cleveland, June 10. Herbert Hoover sharply attacked the New Deal, likening it to European socialist and fascist dicta torships while urging a holy crusade for liberty. He warned continued policy would bring universal bankruptcy, urged a return to principles for genuine recovery, and stressed the need for constructive jobs and economic freedom.
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Party Nominations Scheduled Today
Cleveland June 10 The Republican national convention opens at eleven a m to receive nominations for president and vice president. Delegates advance Landon with strong support including 85 of 90 New York votes on first ballot. Contested South Carolina delegation seated for Landon, boosting the move as old guard losses.
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Landon Leads GOP Nomination Fight at Cleveland
At the Republican convention in Cleveland on its second night Gov. Alfred M. Landon led the ballot push for the presidential nomination with possible running mates Sen. Frederick Steiner and George W. Peek. Vandenberg coalition efforts faded as Col. Frank Knox pressed his campaign and farm relief plank battles continued with Borah and Landon amid hotel talks to bridge platform differences.
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GOP Activities At A Glance
Cleveland June 10. Landes lieutenants claimed the nomination on the first ballot after 85 New York votes were pledged the Kanyan. Hoover lambasted the New Deal at a night session after Snell had done likewise in the afternoon. Borah and London forces reached partial agreement as resolutions committee sought to complete platform.
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Hoover Gains Roar At Cleveland Convention Night
A noisy Cleveland convention crowd cheered Herbert Hoover as delegates hailed him with a long standing ovation. The scene included playful jibes about prosperity and the home brew caps incident, with Hoover appearing in strong health and good humor as 15,000 delegates voiced their approval.
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