Landon Strategy in Campaign Shows Dramatic Contrast
Political analysis argues that Governor Landon failed to energize voters by presenting an undramatic, steady image while Roosevelt's dynamic contrast drew attention. The piece notes GOP efforts to showcase Landon’s mediocrity through front porch style and staged appearances, and examines how this backfired as voters compared him to Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt and Labor Rally Behind Roosevelt Reelection
Daily evidence shows labor unity backing President Roosevelt for another term. Job growth, higher wages, and landmark rights under his administration are cited as proof. The New York State Federation of Labor endorses his re election, stating workers support his continued leadership.
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Roosevelt Saves Kansas Speech Criticizes Landon In 1934 Note
Simon Fishman, veteran Kansas Republican leader and ally of Gov. Alf Landon, arrived in Hols to stump for Roosevelt. He accused Landon of flip flopping from New Deal support and praised Roosevelt’s farm programs, citing federal aid and fears of inflation era borrowings. Fishman noted Landon’s 1932 county results and cast doubt on the governor’s modern stance.
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Alf M. Landon
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London
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Housing Criticism From London on American Slums
Dr. Margaret Miller of London tours the United States and criticizes housing conditions and slums. She condemns the lack of universal housing commitment, noting inadequate provisions for those displaced by urban renewal and questioning the effectiveness of national programs.
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Margaret Miller
London
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Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1916
Twenty years ago this October 23 the Journal notes four months since Company A left for the Mt Gretna mobilization camp and then to the border. A 45 psi pressure is recorded from the old well on the Howe estate recently cleaned. Columbus Grange holds its annual Grange Fair. Paul Layton moved home from Corry Hospital after appendectomy. Belle Lambing and Ransom McKelvey of Spring Creek spent the day in Warren. Katherine Stone visited Warren relatives. Claris Bain returned from a bunting trip near Grand.
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Birthdates in late January forecast friendly planetary influences
Astrological notes predict some signs will feel planetary vibrations today with afternoon discord and evening good luck. December 1936 offers travel and study gains for those born around October 74 while urging calm from January 4 to 11 to avoid accidents.
London slum clearance drives postwar housing push
The speaker notes England’s large postwar effort to transform housing through a national program and private enterprise. He cites in London Liverpool and Glasgow slums being replaced with millions of new homes achieved by government and private cooperation, urging similar national action at home.
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Don Ameche Leaves College Dreams For Screen Fame
Hollywood Oct 23 The Tegal Profession lost a well educated recruit when Don Ameche turned from radio to motion pictures His college path spanned Columbia Marquette Georgetown Wisconsin with a stock company career shaping his screen acting He vows fame on the West Coast seeks a home site for his wife and two children and has bought a small valley home for his parents.
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See and Know Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission Feature
The Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission touts the Juniata River across multiple towns and routes. It traces the river’s origin near Somerset County and follows its path toward Bedford, Amity Hall, Lewistown, and beyond, noting crossings along Route 22 and the Lincoln Highway.
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Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
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Amity Hall
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Tience
Mifflintown
Lewistown
Bedford
Baystown
Somerset County
Walfshure
Hyenett
Broezewonil
Velvet dresses and velvet evening gowns headline Paris fashion
Gabrielle Chanet presents velvet dresses in tailored styles with rich trim. Black velvet two piece suits, violet velvet ensembles with silver fox fur collars, and coats rimmed with fur dominate the collection. A high bodice gown with a jewel embroidered jacket completes the display.
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Gabrielle Chanet
Kolinsky
One Minute Test Answers and Historical Snippets
Seismograph records earthquakes. Poet laureate of England is John Masefield. The precursor to the U S Constitution was the Articles of Confederation. The text cites etiquette hints and Abraham Lincoln quotes, plus a horoscope note about birthdays. The Jamestown area reference mentions a route through Juniata, Huntington, and Coeels-on.
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England
United States
Permanent State Labor Board Contemplated in Harrisburg
Gov. George H. Warle proposed a permanent arbitration board in Harrisburg to avoid labor unrest. The plan would create a seven member labor and seven member capital panel serving without pay, aimed at amicable wage negotiations between workers and employers.
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Youths given indefinite terms in reformatory
Two youths pled guilty to a holdup at the Dewdrop Inn on Route 20 near North East. Judge William B. Hirt sentenced Joe Gordon 20 and Frederick Probst 18 to indefinite terms in the Huntington reformatory. Both were arrested by state troopers after the incident and entered pleas within 24 hours.
Lillian Guild Hosts Dinner Gathered Parish Hall Guests
One hundred guests attended a dinner hosted by the Lillies Guild of Emmante-Tpisvopal Church at the Parish Hall. Tea was arranged, with talkies planned, dinner began at 5 3 w o'clock, and the event supported the guild’s charitable mission. Chairs were Mrs. Steen, Mrs. Clough, and Mrs. Gus ter. MORE SCRAP IRON TO JAPAN: Hawaii ships 4,500 tons on the Kenilworth to Japan under a $50,000 order aboard the British freighter.
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