Reds Map Second Propaganda Trip in North France
Paris reports French Communists ended a Alsace Lorraine tour quietly then planned 122 meetings in the near future. Rightists deride rallies as 12,000 attendees for a 2,000,000 area. Le Matin calls the effort costly and futile. Premier Blum credits a broad People’s Front government and appeals for continued unity. Maurice Thorez reaffirms Communist loyalty. mobile guards deter rioting as anti Communist demonstrators are dispersed. Col Francois de la Rocque urges action among his followers. Read the Classified Ads.
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Alsace-Lorraine
Communist Party
Moscow
France
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Alsace
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Lens
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People’s Front
Blum
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Angers
Maurice Thorez
Popular Front
Mulhouse
Col
Francois de la Rocque
Social Party
Vallenciennes
French Social Party
Garner and Knox as Leading Speakers in 1936 Campaign
Vice President Garner plans active speeches as he seeks a bigger role in the 1936 campaign. Born in 1869 in Red River county Texas, he rose from cattle work to law and 30 years in Congress before a rivaling bid for the Democratic nomination in 1932. Frank Knox, born 1874 in Boston, spoke early for the Republican ticket, riding from cub reporter to publisher and wartime major to become a leading campaign orator.
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Landon
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Teddy” Roosevelt
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Hearst
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New Hampshire
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Prelate debate over Coughlin misquotations cited
Msgr. Ryan argues against Coughlin's claims about ubiquity of prelate authority and misquotations from an encyclical. He notes the phrase substitution cannot be defended and accuses Catholic voters of exaggeration while contrasting ritual blessing fields with AAA policing of agricultural destruction.
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Ryan
Coughlin
Fr. Ryan
Fr. Coughlin
AAA
Community emergency drives rapid destruction plan
An unspecified local authority calls for swift action described as necessary for the public welfare. The message emphasizes urgent measures taken in the name of community safety and resilience. No further details are provided about location or actors involved.
Women organize Geneva Democratic executive committee
Geneva Oct. 12 Special Organization of the Democratic executive committee of women of Geneva county has been completed by Mrs. Henry Crenshaw co chairwoman Sub chairmen are Mrs B W Smith Samson Mrs A J Latimer Geneva Mrs C A Lanier Hartford Mrs C E Segrest Slocomb Mrs H C Riley Coffee Springs Mrs Gussie Gibson Black Mrs May Chancellor Chancellor Mrs A L Bryan Bellwood Mrs Emma Hodge Dundee Mrs Mamie E Deece Beat 4 Mrs Kate Garrett Stephens Beat 14 Mrs C C Ward Beat 15 Mrs H M Neal Hacoda Mrs Gussie Murdock Malvern Crenshaw expects to hold a rally in Geneva soon bringing several prominent speakers to the women voters of the county
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Geneva
Democratic Executive Committee of Women of
Geneva County
Henry Crenshaw
Samson
B. W. Smith
A. J. Latimer
C. A. Lanier
Hartford
C. E. Segrest
Slocomb
H. C. Riley
Coffee Springs
Gussie Gibson
Black
May Chancellor
Chancellor
A.L. Bryan
Bellwood
Emma Hodge
Dundee
Mamie E. Deece
Kate Garrett Stephens
C. C. Ward
H. M. Neal
Hacoda
Gussie Murdock
Malvern
Crenshaw
Near Death After Being Mistaken for Attacker
In Birmingham Curtis Cobb a 24 year old Negro janitor lay near death from gunshot wounds after a white father J C Weaver 50 was charged with assault with intent to murder. The attack followed an attempted assault on Ethel Weaver the daughter who reported a man who looked like Cobb. The girl and her father were hurt during the incident and the daughter remained in hospital.
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Birmingham
Curtis Cobb
J. C. Weaver
Ethel Weaver
Famous Actor Across Nations In Puzzle Grid
Horizontal clues mix famous actors and common terms with hints like devoured ketch blemish and curse. Vertical items include pronouns measures and tools, forming a thematic crossword that blends old words with modern references.
Graves Applauds Democratic Welfare Devotion in Missouri
Gov. Bibb Graves of Alabama praised the Democratic Party for an unswerving devotion to human welfare as he campaigned through Missouri and Kentucky. He urged critics to read the Chicago platform and defended Roosevelt’s program, contrasting the party with Landon’s campaign and the Republicans.
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Bibb Graves
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Roosevelt
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Missouri
Kentucky
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Philadelphia
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WN. C
Alf Landon
Kansas
Here
Graves
Roosevelt era remarks stir Missouri farm gains tale
The speaker cites farm income up from 186.4 million in 1932 to 280.7 million in 1935, a gain over 94 million. He argues national spending saved the republic, claims debt rose while earnings surged, and disputes Roosevelt's constitutional changes citing repeal of the 18th Amendment. Mary Dawe of Wamego keeps 134 years of family events in one Bible. A portrait shows Mrs Ernest Simpson in youthful Baltimore society days. The boardinghouse home of her mother contrasts with palace life of royal guest status.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Ernest Simpson
King Edward
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