Sinclair May Oppose FDR in 1936 bid demands production for use
Los Angeles May 18 1935 EPIC led by Upton Sinclair threatens to run a presidential candidate against President Roosevelt unless a national production for use program is adopted. Sinclair tells 1500 listeners the fate of his movement hinges on how long Roosevelt pursues the idea and urges embedding the policy in the Democratic platform.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Upton Sinclair
Roosevelt
End Poverty League, Inc
Sinclair
California
Rooosevelt
Republican Party
Germany
Italy
Glenn's Pain-Well Tonic Promises Quick Nerve Boost
An old advertisement touts Glenn's Pain-Well Tonic as a nerve and brain food that rebuilds human wrecks. It claims the tonic cures dizziness sleeplessness shakiness fast and is sold at drug department and general stores.
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Glenn
Butler Sues Miss Flick in NYC Supreme Court
William Lawrence Graham, a Jeeves in the flesh, appears outside the New York Supreme Court detailing a suit for $100,000 against Margot Flick and her mother Henrietta Flick. He accuses slander amid a publicized dispute with his former mistress.
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William Lawrence Graham
Supreme Court
New York City
Margot Flick
Henrietta Flick
Graham
Bailey Remarks On Hospital Files Looting Claim
Mayor Waugh disputes that he accused the new city administration of looting hospital files. He insists his comment referred to missing letters and plans related to the hospital, not the overall accusation. The continued discussion indicates tension over archival access and city governance.
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Waugh S
Death of W Bert Keane Prominent Barber Succumbs to Heart Attack
William Berton Keane a 40 year old barber and city inspector died at 4 AM in his Walters building apartment of coronary thrombosis after pains in chest and left arm yesterday. Survived by widow Olive Kline and son William Jr., plus three brothers and three sisters. Funeral set for Monday. he was active in the community and a former Zinn shop employee.
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William Berton Keane
Walters Building
Main Street
Keane
William Berton
Sarah E. Limbers Keane
Randolph County
Zinn
Olive Kline
William Berton Keane, Jr
Charles
Detroit
George
Wheeling
Edward
Evansville
Charles Brown
Widen
W. Va
W. P. Beveridge
A. N. Peters
Grafton
First Presbyterian Church
Grafton Barbers' Union Funeral Services Set
Funeral services will be held at 2 30 o clock Monday afternoon at the Bartlett Funeral Home with the Rev R J Turvander pastor at the Presbyterian church officiating Interment will be in Bluemont cemetery
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Grafton Barbers' Union
Bartlett Funeral Home
R. J. Turvander
Presbyterian Church
Bluemont Cemetery
Press code clash blames threats to press freedom
Col McCormick and Davis defend newspaper independence amid code hearings. They condemn threats and misstatements aimed at coercing surrender of liberty, arguing the United States risks European-style absolutism if press rights erode. Davis warns the dangers to the press from radio amplification of control.
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Col. McCormick
Davis
Europe
George III
Mussolini
Hitler
Eees
Game Warden Wins Battle On Ohio River
A fisherman was killed and a game warden seriously wounded in a gun battle on the Ohio river six miles below Owensboro. Taylor Sly, 40, ice merchant of Hatfield Indiana, was killed. Game Warden William Bellew, 38, of Owensboro, was taken to the city hospital in serious condition. J W Ament said he and Bellew were pursuing violators of Kentucky fishing laws when they encountered Sly and Richard Daley 28, also of Hatfield. Sly fired as officers ordered arrest. he was struck in the head as return fire erupted. Daley was arrested.
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Owenboro
Ohio River
Owensboro
Taylor Sly
Hatfield
Ind
William Bellew
J. W. Ament
Bellew
Kentucky
Sly
Richard Daley
Ament
Daley
Concord Student Loses Life in Auto Accident
Thomas Harrison 20 of Bradshaw dies in an auto crash near Concord. The May 18 report lists the deceased as a local student, with authorities continuing to investigate the cause and circumstances of the collision.
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Concord
Welch
Thomas Harrison
Bradshaw
Youth killed in auto crash tied to county’s 27rd fatality
A youth died early today in an automobile crash that sideswiped a telephone pole while a passenger in the car, escaping injury. The deceased was the son of Dr. J C Harrison. This death marks the county's 27th automobile accident fatality of the year.
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J.C. Harrison
City Service Garage Paint and Body Repair Plan
City Service Garage at 227 Barrett Street advertises paint and body repair services using factory duplicate paint for perfect color match. The notice highlights specialization in auto refinishing and collision repair.
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Barrett Street
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