Roosevelt rally and Farley comments on 1936 convention bids
Farley as Democratic chair announces January 8 meeting in Washington to select 1936 convention site with bidders including Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and San Francisco. He supports renomination of Garner for vice president and questions two thirds rule. Sloan urges industry to resist bureaucracy and warns of federal overreach. Roosevelt boosts prospects in Atlanta while critics charged.
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Farley
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Loui
Nangas City
San Francisco
Donahey
Ohio
Garner
Farrey
Literary Digest
Middlewest
Midwest
Iowa
Parley
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Hoover
New Hampshire
Lfred P. Sloan, JR
General Motors Corporation
Congress of American Industry
New York
Sloan
National Association of Manufacturers
L. Bardo
J. A. Emery
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
United States
Treasury
White House
Doles
Atlantic air mail talks and Canada wheat policy
A British delegation led by Sir Ronald Banks discusses an air mail service between the United States and Europe. Postmaster General Farley seeks congressional funds for the project. Canada forms a wheat board under James R. Murray to cut surplus by selling at world prices rather than stabilizing Winnipeg prices.
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Atlantic
Alr
Boon Ag
Great Britain
Ronald Bands
General Post” Office
C. Bu. Wands ‘Humphrey
Imperial Arways, Ltd
Farley
Congress
United States
Europe
ANADA
Dominion
James R. Murray
Alberta Pacific Grain Company
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
AFL head ends building trades jurisdictional strikes
President Green of the American Federation of Labor announces no more jurisdictional strikes by construction workers. A plan lets contractors decide which union handles a job, with a joint committee to attempt settlement. If unresolved, the dispute goes to a federal judge as arbiter.
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OOD
Green
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Department
Federation
Patchwork Quilt Designs Offer Simple Six Patch Variations
An instructional note promotes economical quilting using eighteen nine inch blocks to create a full size quilt. It details yardage needs, four layout diagrams, and six patch shapes, with folders 536 and 586 offering designs and back matter. Send 100 cents or 19 cents plus SASE to Home Craft Co. Dept D St Louis for information and patches.
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept. D
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Keep On Trying Through Adversity and Cinders Market
A motivational reflection notes that no man is finished by hardship and that ashes and cinders retain value. It urges resilience through adversity while stressing the balance of fighting spirit with a generous, understanding heart.
Postum Free Week Supply Offer From Company
A newspaper advertisement invites readers to obtain a full week’s supply of Postum free by writing for it. The Postum Company promises health giving Postum sent to anyone who requests it.
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Postum Company
Memorial in Africa for Two Traders Carved with Whisky Bottle
The article recalls how two white traders killed in Africa were remembered by local natives in a village who raised a memorial. A stone was erected and carved with a whisky bottle and a pack of cards as a tribute, noted by Rev. Dick Sheppard in the Illustrated Weekly of India.
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Africa
Still Getting Mad On as the Savages Do
A comparison of tribal and civilized quarrels shows childish insults escalating to violence. It notes Italian threats toward the British embassy in Rome and Britain's naval movements, arguing the underlying principle and conduct mirror each other in dignity.aspx
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Laval
France
Italy
Mussolini
Great Britain
Erle Prummond
Britain
Libya
All Staliang
Paris
Cerruti
Mthiopia
Rome
Samuel Hoare
Switzerland
Admiralty
Royal Navy Reserve
Plymouth
Merchant Marine
Hull
London
The
Savages
Tom
Sawyer
Egypt
Gibraltar
Malta
Interference with Miss Cayenne's Serious Duties
A lady asks if still writing profound articles. Miss Cayenne replies she stopped to avoid conflicting tasks. She quips ink spilling and tea pouring cannot occur at once, noting interference with her Serious duties.
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Miss Cayenne
Home How-To Tips From An Old WNU Service Column
Practical kitchen and household advice from the Associated Newspapers WNU Service. Do not burp the oven with asbestos sheets in gas stoves. Peel and boil apples before pie filling for smoother texture. Leave air space in refrigerators for proper circulation. Use starch paste to lift spilled iodine from fabrics. Start beef roasting hot to seal juices then lower heat to finish.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU
High Notes: A Daughter Takes Up Singing
A brief chat reveals a daughter chose singing over dishwashing for a pleasanter daily routine. The remark highlights a personal, domestic doorway into performance as a favored path.
Just the Man Hostess Exchange
A humorous dialogue features a hostess asking Mr. Tompkins if he is a bank examiner. He confirms, and she asks him to examine a baby’s bank that yields nothing no matter how much it is shaken.
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Mr. Tompkins
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
JR. Farley
A. P. Sloan, Jr
Robert L. Lund
Federal Reserve Advisory Council
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Marriner
S.eccles
Federal Reserve
Yanta Claus
Commerce Department
Ho Ying-Chin
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
Autonomy Promotion Society
Tan Takahashi
Takahashi
Hayao Tada
China
Japan
Nanking
Hopei
Ecretary OF Agriculture
Wallace
Lec'y Wallace
Clark
Wrigley's
Wrigley
Montana Cereal CO
Billings, Montana
Calumet
Jack Caskey
Avalon St
Memphis
Tenn
Nancy E. Williams
Moreland Ave
Atlanta, Ga
ACRE
K. J. Tobin
Beverly Hills
Ill
General Foods
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