Lemke Triple Threat in a Fractured American Politics
A political column denounces the Coughlin Smith Townsend coalition as a collection of panaceas. It derides Lemke as lucky to rival Norman Thomas and accuses Townsend of racketeering and Smith of Louisiana strength, while opposing Roosevelt between extremism and privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Coughlin-Smith-Townsend
William Lemke
Norman Thomas
Smith
Huey Long
Louisiana
Townsend
Coughlin
Republicans attack Hoover recovery claim against Roosevelt
The piece argues Republican National Chairman John Hamilton falsely credits Hoover with recovery and says no uptick occurred in 1932. It notes wage earners and businesses faced the 1932 crisis, cites data on lack of recovery, and defends Roosevelt's program while mocking anti-Roosevelt rhetoric. The column closes with aphorisms on politics and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
John Hamilton
Herbert Hoover
America
Shaw Hamilton
Hoover
Dar
Prunes Sent From Fayette Idaho Reach Carroll County
Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson received a peck of Italian prunes this week from their son Gilbert Johnson. The fruit was sent from Fayette Idaho. The Citizen Times thanks Mrs Johnson for the generous sample of this delicious fruit.
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Henry Johnson
Gilbert Johnson
Fayette
Idaho
Citizen Times
Butler Hoan marriage announced in quiet Wednesday ceremony
The marriage of Miss Anne Butler daughter of Mrs Stella Butler of this city to Frank W Hoan was quietly celebrated Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock.
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Anne Butler
Stella Butler
Frank W. Hoan
Calf Club awards and county fair exhibits list
Awards in all departments of the county fair exhibits honor calf club participants. Calf Club judging weighted 40 percent animal individuality 30 percent feeding method and 30 percent records and story. Top ten: Sylvia Galloway Ed Nichter Charles Jester Shirk Mary Studebaker Glen Jester Charles Kerlin Francis Sites Art Slater and Wilson C J McGreevey. Reid McCain county surveyor buys brick block at Main and Market now housing L M Pletcher implement store.
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Sylvia Galloway
Ed Nichter
Arles Jester
Shirk
Ary Studebaker
Glen Jester
Arles Kerlin
Francis Sites
Ar Slater
L and Wilson
C J. McGreevey
Reid McCain
Main and
Market St
Charles R. Pollard
L. M. Pletcher
William A. Pruitt dies at daughter’s home in Flora
William A. Pruitt father of attorney Edward Pruitt died at his daughter Mrs. Lewis Shirar’s home in Flora Monday morning at 5 o clock at age 58. Esther Cox Gregg a Carroll County nurse graduate from Rockfield was hired Tuesday by the Red Cross society as county nurse. Subscribe for The Citizen.
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Delphi
Indiana
Carroll County
William A. Pruitt
Edward Pruitt
Lewis Shirar
Flora
Esther Cox Gregg
Rockfield
The
Red Cross Society
Peerce to Sing on Columbia Network Concert at Fairmount Park
Jan Peerce tenor will perform with Ernc Rapee conducting the Robin Hood Dell Orchestra in a two hour broadcast Sunday July 26 at 6 30 p m CST from Fairmount Park Philadelphia. An intermission interview with Norris West Ed Schloss and Arthur Lipkin will follow. Peerce will sing three pieces including Dies Meistersinger Prize Song, Mattinata and O Sole Mio. Rapee opens with Wagner preludes and Brahms Minnelied. The second half features Bach Jesus Joy of Man's Desiring Debussy Fetes Wiener Blut and Tschaikowsky 1812 Overture.
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Columbia Network
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Norris West
Ed Schloss
Philadelphia Record
Arthur Lipkin
Orchestra
Schloss
Euterpe
Peerce
Wagner
and Leoncavallo
di Capua
Editorial on bank failures and tax policy in Indiana politics
The piece argues that Republican rule led to many bank failures while Roosevelt’s era protected depositors. It warns voters against returning to old bank regulation and predicts speakers will flip on tax policy. It notes Indiana residents favor the Gross Income Tax over sales taxes.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Coolidge
Harding
Indiana
Eva Jessye Mixed Choir drew 6300 in New York summer scene
Attendance for the Eva Jessye Mixed Choir event reached 6300, far from the optimistic predictions. The piece notes the summer season remains young and hints New Yorkers may still find time to relax.
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Eva Jessye
Minton Opposes Kanakee River Drainage in Flood Bill
Indiana Senator Sherman Minton moved to strike a 2 540 000 drainage item from a national appropriation bill triggering national headlines and a medal joke. He argued against further drainage of the Kankakee river, aligning with Indiana conservation policy to restore sub marginal lands.
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United States
Senate
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Kankakee
Appropriations Committee
Copeland
New York
Senator Minton
Conservation Department
Kankakee River
Momence
Illinois
Restoration of Kankakee Marshes Advocated by State
Thirty five years of drainage turned the eastern marsh into infertile dustblown prairies. The State Conservation Department under Governor Paul V. McNutt and conservation clubs push restoration to recover wildlife habitat and fowl."
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Kankakee
State Conservation Department
Paul V. McNutt
Kankakee Marshes
Indiana Bell Adds 6600 Subscribers in First Half 1936
Indiana Bell reports a gain of 6600 telephone subscribers statewide for the first six months of 1936. The company also notes it has regained about 30 percent of its lost business amid the current political and economic mood.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Opinion Quotes and Reflections From Noted Figures
A collection of brief quotations on war politics religion public health and society. Included are Ernest Hemingway H A Overstreet John J Cochran Meyer Berger Heywood Broun and Bertrand Russell offering views on victory regulation churches work and manners.
War Debt and Political Nonsense Mixed in 1930s Railings
A column skims war debt concerns and postwar woes as Morgenthau hints at trillions owed by defaulters. It riffs on influenza, Riviera hotel woes, and influenza, then pivots to political brawls between Roosevelt and Landon with mock temper and vaudeville allusions.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Morgenthau
Uncle Sam
Breston
Lissen
Why Russians Can't Leave Home Hidden Snipers Patrol Borders
In The AMERICAN WEEKLY distributed with NEXT SUNDAY'S CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER the article describes guards along borders who shoot on sight at people attempting to flee. It portrays a climate of fear and punishment used to deter departure and maintain control.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
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the Music Box
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Ernc Rapee
Robin Hood Dell Orchestra
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Jose Iturbi
Iturbi
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Ravel
John Charles Thomas
George Gershwin
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Alexander Smallens
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Daily News
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