Landon Attacks Roosevelt Plan On Crop Insurance
Washington Sept. 28 Gov Alf Landon rails at the Roosevelt crop insurance scheme arguing it borrows credit for federal action. The piece traces the drought driven policy roots to 1934 36 and 84 with Bean Ezekiel and Roosevelt’s Ever Normal Granary concept.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
London
Des Moines
Landon
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Joseph
Wallace
Louis Bean
Mordecai Ezekiel
AAA
Supreme Court Adt
Hoover Farm Board
Hoover Administraton
Copyright, Register and
Tribune Syndicate
New England political outlook shifts in 1936 race
United Press reporter Lyle C. Wilson files from Boston detailing a mixed New England shift away from Roosevelt. Maine leans Republican as Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut show contest potential with Father Coughlin and Alfred Smith influencing votes. Projections give Landon Maine Roosevelt South and a split in the region.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press
von Willong
Boston
New England
Roosevelt-Gamer
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Herbert C. Hoover
Charles E. Coughlin
Gov
AWM
London
Father Coughlin
Union Party
William Lemke
North Dakota
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph B. Bly
Smith
Robert Choate
Boston Herald
Traveler
Robert Brady
Bly
James A. Reed
Missouri
Ely
Reed
Portland
Jeffersonian Democrate
Detroit
David Walsh
Masqachussetts
Washington
Peter
Gerry
Alf M. Landon
United States
Gov. Landon
Mr. Roosevelt
South
Rail Library Widely Used in Washington
The largest library on railroad subjects in the world is seated here and is maintained by the Association of American Railroads. It is widely used by railroad men, research workers and by the public.
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Washington
The
Association of American Railroads
Let Contracts For Materials For New School
Convening in a special session, the Board of Education will tabulate bids and award contracts for furnishing materials for the new Vocational school in the Second Ward site of the revived Fateh building. Proposals were opened last Wednesday, with the property committee set to study and report. Remodeling of Fateh building continues under a local contractor, who supervises the work to enclose the structure before bad weather.
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Board of Education
Huteh Ibujtd
Bonri
Fateh Buildingontinues
Anlo
WIA
Pusi
Erie Murder Case To Be Argued This Week
Brie Sept 28. Arguments on the new trial motion filed by Paul Ferry condemned to the electric chair for the hatchet murder of his wife Mary will be held the latter part of next week. They cannot be held Monday because transcription of the testimony will not be completed until Wednesday.
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Brie
Paul Ferry
Mary
Firemen Cup Major Prize At Carnival Parade
The Stanford Hose Company won a major prize in the Firemen's Parade during Firemen's Day at the Grape Carnival in North Rest. The local unit, supported by the W. B. junior fiddle and drum camps, earned honors for the largest number of men in line. Crowds from Corry and surrounding areas joined thousands who watched this colorful carnival event.
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Stanford Hose Company
North Rest
W. BW
Corry
G E Plant at Erie Opened to Public
Erie edition notes Erie Works of General Electric opened for public inspection to mark the 25th anniversary of starting operations. The open house runs from 1 30 p.m. to 6 p.m. and will showcase the city’s largest industry as thousands visit. Also reports a Tokyo suicide tied to a former sergeant after release from prison.
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G. E
Erie
Erie Works
General Electric Comany
Tokyo
Ryozo Yasuzawa
Saitama Prefecture
Relief rolls shrink as private jobs cut caseloads in Pennsylvania
In the week ending September 19 the Pennsylvania direct relief rolls fell by 2 105 cases affecting 9 807 people. Seven thousand twenty seven cases closed and 4 882 opened, while total cases on the rolls dropped to 409 221 persons. Private employment reduced 2 699 closures and Works Program employment cut 3 240 closures, with 2 619 openings losing private work and 1 535 openings losing Works Program work. Net effect: 80 fewer cases from private employment and 1 706 fewer from the Works Program.
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Pennsylvania
Soothing San-Cura Soap and Ointment Foot Ad
An old advertisement promotes San-Cura Soap and San-Cura Ointment as fast relief for tired feet. It promises pain and soreness vanish by tomorrow and encourages trying the products at druggists for 35 cents and up.
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Piral
Kane Woman Hurt in Fall at Dan Lee Shop
In Kane on Friday afternoon Mrs Crockett, co proprietor of the Dan Lee Shop, fell ten feet through an open stair door in the alteration department, suffering head lacerations and minor injuries. She received first aid from Mrs Helen Rusa and Miss Grace Siegel before a physician arrived. she was later reported resting comfortably at home.
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Ube
Helen Rusa
Mian Grace Siegel
Community Hospital
Japan seeks wool supplies from Africa
Japan shifts sourcing away from Australia to Africa due to strain with Australia as T Ohta the Japanese consul notes in a Cape Town interview. In Oregon touring dogs and cats benefit from a new lodging option at Morenage where motorists can leave their animals at a rest stop while visiting town.
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Japan
Africa
Cape Town
Australia
South Africa
T. Ohta
Mlorenge
Ore
Duck Pansler
Ponster's Log
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New Ongland
Walt
New Deal
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Adlerika
Kelster
Out Rate
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PAN Les Corporation
Mi¢ Wilbox
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