President Roosevelt in Dallas Parade and Cotton Bowl Address
Thousands greeted President Roosevelt as he rode through Dallas streets and proceeded to the Cotton Bowl where about 60,000 people filled the stands. The scene shows the president with his son Elliott beside him as the flag was raised before his speech.
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Landon to Vacation at McGraw Ranch in Estes Park
Gov. Alfred M. Landon of Kansas, the Republican presidential nominee, will lease and occupy the main building of the 1,200 acre McGraw ranch in the Devil's Gulch area of Estes National Park Colorado during the summer. The property lies about 80 miles north of Denver and has become a national political focal point.
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Landon Father and Son Photograph at Topeka Home
A new photo shows Gov Alfred M Landon of Kansas with his father John Landon at the Topeka residence. John Landon attended the Cleveland convention and heard delegates nominate his son for the presidency, per Central Press.
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Scott's Scrapbook Moon Mission Concepts and Odd Animal Note
A fragment assortment covers space concepts such as a moon mission and a hypothetical rocket speed of 6,000 miles per second. It also includes strange biological mentions of a fish species with tail-like fins and a brief quiz about American and British holidays and historical surrenders.
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