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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1934

Page

3

Realignment Threatens Party Discipline Across U S Politics

The piece argues internal divisions erode party loyalty as members from both major parties drift from strict allegiance. It cites Senators Reed and Norris as Republicans with divergent views and Glass and Roosevelt era tensions among Democrats. It notes nearly half the Senate opposing strict discipline, signaling a shifting political landscape.

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Roosevelt party realignment foreshadowed in 1936 split

The piece argues that Roosevelt aims to realign politics by creating new conservative and liberal radical parties, with Democrats weakened. It notes California primaries where Johnson won both GOP nominations and Sinclair, a Democratic candidate, led the gubernatorial race, illustrating party destruction and a forecast of a new major party by 1936.

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Towns protest C W A distribution in county

Mayer Hartsock of Mailard voices complaint as Graettinger council considers a resolution criticizing how C W A A A and P W A funds were allocated. He argues smaller towns suffer while county seats gain, urging equal distribution of work, checks, and supplies and asking for copies to be published in local papers. Also notes Estherville students spent weekend with parents.

Mayer Hartsock Mailard, Visttert Graettinger Red Cross Emmetsburg Farm Bureau

Real Special On Realistic Per manents Visit From Chicago

Emmet Lambe and his cousin Franciz Lambe arrived from Chicago Saturday evening for a week's visit with local relatives and friends. Emmet is a son of Mrs J B Lambe and Franciz is a son of Mr and Mrs F L Lambe.

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Church Notes from Graettinger area services and events

Church notes list St Paul Lutheran Graettinger affirming Sunday services and classes, confirmation class, and anniversary photo arrivals at the parsonage. Describes Evangelical and Lutheran notes, pastor quotes, memorials to Mrs Margaret Henrick, and district church year planning. Includes Lost Island and Bethlehem Lutheran items with sermons and offerings.

ST. Paul Letheran Graettingts Leg Welock Clyss Eiroret Sour Blake Meqebodist Epworth League Wael Lehigh Haly Sia Luties” Aid Society Margaret Henrick Arthur Potter Lutheran Church First Lutheran Church I. Ladies’Aid Luther Rarne Sem Thompson Beloit Joe Nyberg Lost Island L. Ch Home Mission Society Ole Norris Jesus Christ M. Mandsager

Rev Thompsen Tells Of Thrills In West Africa

Reverend Thompsen recounts experiences in West Africa highlighting export crops. He notes bananas grown on a quarter of cultivated land yielding 360 to 400 bunches yearly and describes various crops, meat, and wildlife encounters, including lions and leopards, with observations on local practices and animals.

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Leopard Threats Persist Around Nigerian Village

Rev Thompson reports leopards frequent a village near Rev Thompson's home with nightly visits and tracks after rain. Leopards attack villagers occasionally, though natives defend with spears while rifles are banned by the British government. Snakes are the top dread, and the Thompsons plan a two year return to Nigeria after a US rest period.

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