Conflicting Claims Of New Deal Recovery Spark Campaign Sparring
A March 3 AP dispatch reports Democratic claims that New Deal policies sparked industrial recovery and Republican assertions that recovery remains stalled since 1933. In New England, James A. Farley linked relief spending to better times, while Rep. Mott contended recovery is unchanged. Secretary Ickes defended trained professionals against entrenched privilege. Primary tension rose in California, North Dakota, and New Mexico as EPIC deserters rejoined the Dem fold and California GOP delegates faced slate disputes amid a split in nonpartisan league factions.
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Lxonard B. Shubert
Associated Press
Washington
New England
James A. Farley
Balter
Manchester
N.fl
Mott
Oregon
Republican Congression Committee
Ickes
Howard University
California
North Dakota
New Mexico
EPIC
J. Stitt Wilson
John Packard
Upton Sinclair Group
Culbert L. Olson
McAdoo
Packard
Roosevelt
Hoover
Fras
Merriam
Bremarck
N. C
William Langer
Harry Peterson
Langer
Farley
N. H
Young Democrats of
New Hampshire
Young Democratic Club of
Joseph McGrath
Democratic State Committee
Massachusetts
Funeral for Henry Dancey Held After Paralysis
Henry county seat E L Dancey died at a local hospital at 11 o clock Tuesday morning after a three week paralysis. He was 60 and a cotton denier with varied business and civic involvement. Surviving: wife, a son George of Abbeville, half brother George Dancey of Abbeville, sister Charlies Whatley of Dothan. Arrangements by Bland Trading Co. Abbeville.
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Henry County
Dancey
Mr. Dancey
George
Abbeville
George Dance
Charlies Whatley
Dothan
Bland Trading Co
Abnouneibevitta
G E A I N Quotation Fragments Across Wheat and Corn
A fragmented OCR item lists numbers and terms like Wheat Corn Gants Lara May with percentages and dates for a retail or market quotation section. The readable parts suggest commodity quotations, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or entities.
Market page fragment with commodities and stocks
The transcript shows mixed market data from New York and New Orleans futures, including open, low, high, and close values for Jan through Dec contracts, plus various company listings. Southern railroad and industrial names appear in a broad quotes section, followed by Savannah turpentine and rosin firm figures with current prices and stock counts.
Lem McReynolds Dismantles Plane. Builds Rocking Chair
Gridley Kas March 3 AP. Lem W McReynolds 87 flathered materials about him and set out a build an airplane. He then dismantled the plane and built an improved rocking chair.
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Gridley
Kas
Lem W. McReynolds
Naval aide to White House named Bastedo from Buffalo
Commander Paul H. Bastedo of Buffalo has been appointed the new naval aide to the White House. He succeeds Captain Wilson Brown, who has been assigned to naval service duties at the executive mansion.
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White House
Paul H. Bastedo
Buffalo
N. ¥. Bastedo
Wilson Brown
Axecutic Mansion
Nea Aervica
Viennese Antisemitic Boycott Urged by Catholic Group
In Vienna on March 3 AP reports a campaign by a Catholic German Youths union in Austria urging Christians to boycott Jewish businesses. Posters show military figures with a note that the fight is propaganda, not citizens. The group, linked to the church, claims about 300,000 members.
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Federal Union of
Austria
Vienne
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Rex Wise
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