Curtis urges new Republican national chair amid tax and boards critique
Former vice president Charles Curtis calls for a change in the Republican national chairmanship. He criticizes the pace of work and supports the “save the constitution” emphasis, arguing for tax relief and fewer boards and commissions. Curtis predicts several Republicans can defeat Roosevelt in 1936 and plans a Midwest trip to evaluate the political situation.
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Not a Candidate for Any Office Says Curtis
A speaker, identified as Curtis, denies being a candidate for any office and criticizes a student prank that led to a wreck. He promises to issue a formal statement upon returning and declines to comment on rumors that Hoover advised Washington allies he would not seek the 1936 nomination.
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Farming picture cheerier canvas despite shadows
Weather improvements lift harvest outlook for 1984 with near normal growing conditions nationwide. Despite subsidies and AAA questions, crops show gains from drought era lows. Wheat and oats forecasts rise while export demand remains limited. prices may adjust with higher supplies later in the year.
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