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15 Nov 1934

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Dillon Tribune

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1934

Page

2

Democratic sweep reshapes Senate and governorships

The results show a broad Democratic landslide with nine Senate seats won and key victories in Pennsylvania and other states. Notable shifts include Joseph Guffey defeating Reed in Pennsylvania, and various gains by Democrats across Wisconsin Michigan Maryland New York and Massachusetts as the party consolidates gains amid Roosevelt administration policies.

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Resment Roosevelt United States Senate Pennsylvania Joseph Guffey David A. Reed Simeon B. Fess Ohio Vic Donrhey Arthur R. Robinson Indiana Sherman Minton Hatfield West Virginia Walcott Connecticut Hebert Rhode Island Kean New Jersey Goldsborough Maryland Patterson Missouri Young Rush D. Holt Francis T. Maloney Peter G. Gerry A. Harry Moore George L. Radcliffe Harry S. Truman Upton Sinclair California Frank F. Merriam Hiram Johnson Wisconsin la Follette Bob la Follette Roosevelt John M. Callahan al Smith Bob Callahan John B. Chapple Republcan Philip la Follette Albert Schmedeman Howard T. Greene Austin Vermont Townsend Delaware Illinois New York Massachusetts Fred Britten Dr. Royal §. Copeland H. H. Lehman David I. Walsh Jim Curley Boston Jim Farley Congress
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Roosevelt Fights Naval Ratios and Gold Policy

President Roosevelt stands firm on a 5-5-3 naval ratio among the United States Great Britain and Japan and threatens to sail home if Tokyo pushes beyond par ity. He would back a funding boost to preserve current leverage if Japan violates the two year notice. Roosevelt shows deep ties to naval leaders and emphasizes western Pacific warfare constraints. He foresees no quick devaluation of the dollar, noting gold bloc pressure and possible currency shifts. The governance drama includes Morgenthau and the Federal Reserve, with O'Connor's shifting posts and bank affairs sparking a comic set of maneuvers as administration aims to tighten control.

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Washington Roosevelt United States Great Britain Japan White House Congress Franklin D. Roosevelt Navy Far East Mandated Philippines Western Pacific London America Britain Europe Italy France Switzerland Belgium Holland Secretary of the Treasury Federal Reserve Board Comptroller Morgenthau Comptroller of the Currency J. F O'Connor William Gibbs McAdoo North Dakota Reserve Award Senate Reserve Bank O’connor San Francisco Charles S. Hamlin J. J. Thomas Miller Szymczak George R. James Connor Aleph Miller James
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Dumb but charming Jennie-Lou charms Ernest in romance tale

A psychology professor Ernest Leighton courts Jennie-Lou Truesdale after meeting her at a Denby lecture. She reveals she never finished college, studied domestic science, and excels in cooking, leaving Ernest to confront a dream of scholarly equality versus a life with her.

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Rnest Leighton Denby Professor Leighton Jennie-Lou ‘Truesdale Ernest Jennie-Lou Middle West Bev
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