Roosevelt Defines Six Point Farm Relief Plan In Kansas Speech
Democratic nominee Franklin D Roosevelt spoke at Kansas State Capitol pledging a six point relief program for farmers. He urged using existing agencies, decentralized administration, voluntary measures, and federal credit to prevent foreclosures while restoring agricultural parity with industry. He criticized past tariffs and farm stabilization failures and promoted a purchaser protection plan tied to producer participation.
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Walker T
Topeka
Kas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Curtis
Roosévelt
Watc
John N. Garner
Texas
Democraltia
Kial Aaphaul
Roosevelt
Ehravsch
Albany
Ita
Wahington
PAIS
Ruad- Jortment
Fopefurs
Sven
Roogevellussey
Insurance Ox Law Companies
Tdeas
Roosevelt Speech Highlights Farm Relief in Kansas
Excerpts from Governor Franklin D Roosevelt's address in Topeka on farm relief call for national planning and reshaping agriculture policy. He urges reorganizing the Department of Agriculture, stabilizing farm prices, expanding market access, reducing foreclosures, and supporting farmers with protective policy to secure adequate prices.
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Roostvelt
Department of Agrisinfuce
Inia
Democratic Standard
Roosevelt
Tn Bia
Hoover
Wwe
Trth
Topaks
Kansas
Gavernor Franklin
United States
United States Department of Agriculturs
Gave Show But Paid Himself in Street Altercation
Joe Reinert, 56, without a home, sat on South Second Street between High and Court Streets Tuesday night and staged a street act until it failed. He faced officers, then was fined $3 for intoxication and sent to county jail after a prior disorder incident.
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Souths Second Street
High
Ty Municipal
Ulm Sues for Partition of Estate in Carman-Pleas Court
George Ulm filed a partition suit in Carmon-Pleas Court seeking a one half interest in three parcels in the Fourth Ward Hamilton and a one fourth share of 1.17 acres in Fairfield Township as heir to George Ulm Sr. Defendants claiming interest include Paul Francis Ruth Clara Helen Matilda Mary Catherine Elizabeth Jane and Antoinette Ulm minors and Charles Young.
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George Gly
Imsquilten
Carmen — Pleas Court
Wennessay
Wamilton
Fairfield Township
George Ulm
Inclide
Paul Francis
Ruth Clara
Helen Matilda
Bary Catherine
Elizabeth Jane
Antoinette Anin Ulm
Charles ‘Young
Distribution in Mary George estate probate report
Probate court in Shandon disclosed the Mary v. George estate showing green value of 3044.02 and net value 2306.22. Taxes assessed on shares total 470.56 each for brothers Teweph Gillespie and Alexander R. Gillespie, sister Elizabeth J. George, and nephew D. J. Cochran administrator, with an account noting 748.20 expended.
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Mary George
Mary v. George
Shandon
Alexander R. Gillespie
Tewephy Gillespie
Elizabeth J. George
D. J. Cochan
Cochrianna
Final Account Filed in Probate Court by Estate Holder
Richard Holder, administrator of the estate of Ben Tolder in Lemon township, filed a final account on Wednesday showing receipts of 1050 dollars and expenditures of a similar amount including 535.01 dollars paid to Polly Holder, widow.
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Richard Holder
Aruminiat Entor
Ben Tolder
Lemon Township
Polly Holder
Tire thefts reported to police near Antaists area
Police note tire thefts overnight with three tires taken from cars on Tuesday night. William Watts reports two tires stolen from a high water drain at 19 dollars. Also, a dire valued at 0f) was taken from an auto owned by J. T. Rubi at 818 South Second Street.
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William Watts
Englaverne
JT. B
State aid reforms and rural development measures outlined
The text outlines broad state actions including shifting road aid to a mileage basis, extending state responsibility for road and bridge construction, expanding rural health funding, and strengthening coop laws, rural credit, and forestation efforts. It signals a comprehensive emergency era program for rural communities and infrastructure.
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Atate
Co-operative Corporation
Rural Credit Organizationa
Attendance Contest Begins in Junior O U A L M
A Red side led by Roy Mond and a Blue side led by Matthew Munz opened a membership attendance contest at the regular Junior O U meeting on South Second Street Roy, Mond and Munz were named heads of their sides. The contest runs until year’s start with a banquet for the winner.
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Gontest Por JR
U Alm
Butler Conrail
South Second
Ishreet
Roy Mond
Matthew |Munz
Tha Hiead
Gold Rush Near Red Sea Spurs Ethiopian-Roman Trade
Gold finds in Maganiscio Eritrea along the Red Sea feed a Hoalian colony boom. Within a 12 mile radius north and west of Asianer miners uncover auriferous seams, yielding rich ore. An old mine nearby produced 22 pounds of gold sent via the Pink of Jinty branch at Asmara to Rome, with banks offering $200 a loan.
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Red Sea
Rome
Maganiscio
Eritrea
Africa
Asianer
Pink of Jinty
Asmara
Washington's false teeth donated to London hospital
Fragmentary report states the lower denture of George Washington was given to a London hospital by Georges Northcroft, head of the British Dental Association. A second denture remains in Baltimore. The teeth are described as still white and bearing the dentist Greenwood's signature. Washington paid 460 for them in a 1705 transaction in February.
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Washington
London Hospital London
George Washington
London Hospital
Georges Northcroft
British Dental Association
Greenwood
Hamilton Boy Scout Program Proposal For Ten Year Development
The Hamilton Boy Scout organization has been asked to participate in a statewide program to develop citizenship over the next decade. The plan aims to ensure at least one boy from each graduating class gains four forms of training as a Boy Scout, backed by President Hoover and national leaders. The program envisions broad public support, expanded troop activity, and new awards to recognize progress in citizenship and character building across councils and regions.
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Hamilton Boy Scout
Kahett, Jr
Hamilton
KB. G. Kinder
Tiny Scout Council
Fom
Nes K. West
Suonh
West
Mink
Hoover
Fatlowei
Laverney
Bop
la Toy Senate of America
Alost
Boy Scouts of America
IAL
Washington
National Council
Arkbert Hoover
United States
Caesar West
Butly
Councal
My. River
Peogenm
Scouling
Chersutor
Weathoe
Stent Aroopa
Todays Birthdays List Noted Figures and Local Names
A scrambled notice lists birthdays for Adiee Stone Blackwell of Boston nine decades, Lation G Fraser of New York City Chicago, Margaret Sanger of Corning New York, Robert Lincain O'Brien of Abington Massachusetts, Senator Josiah W Bryant of Warrington North Carolina, Dr Matthew Tuckland of Maquaketn Iowa, Dr Kort T Compton of Wooster Ohio, Dr Brant A Wilkins of New Jersey and Charla Uso Gibson of New York with ages ranging from 43 to 85 in a fragmented summary of birth anniversaries.
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Adiee Stone Blackwell
Boston
Tamoug Biy Blows
H. Orange
Lation G. Fraser
New York
Chicago
Margaret Sanger
New York City
Corning
N. Y
Robert Lincain O'brien
Abington
Mase
Josiah W. Bni
Wooster
Ohio
Brant A. Wilkins
Mheril
Calfege
Ab Newtoy Center
Charla
Political Gossip and Campaign Currents in 1952 News
Washington Sept 1 political chatter shifts from personal digs to policy. Roosevelt focus narrows to relief power railroads while Hoover outlines views on similar topics. Coolidge era campaign tone noted as Republicans praise platform tactics amid uncertain voter currents. A historic locket tied to Elizabeth Pinckney found in New York returns to Charleston Gibbes gallery.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
Weston
Cuatidge
Republicaniam
Charleston
S. C
New York
Elizabeth Pinckney
Thomas Pinckney
South Carolina
England
Gibbes Art Gallery
Todays Anniversary Highlights From Historic Figures
A collage of notable birth and death anniversaries spans figures like Robert Raikes founder of Sunday Schools born April 4 1735 and Luigi Cherubini celebrated Italian composer born March 8 1760 while James Wilson signer of crucial declarations and Alexander von Humboldt explorer are noted.
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Robert Raikes
James Wilson
Pennesylvania
Angreme Court
Scotland
Edenton
Luigi Cherubini
Alexander von Humbolt
David O. Allen
Tria
Barre
Mass
Lowell
Mags
George B. Selden
Gardena
Clarkson
Row Cheater
Tan
John C. Olmstead
Boston
Switzerland
Roosevelt outlines farm program at Democratic convention
The state Democratic committee held a convention where Roosevelt was introduced by former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri amid pledges and remarks on the November outcome. A Spanish War Veterans joint meeting in Hamilton and Milvertown discussed pensions and ex-service concerns, now handed to the Ex-Servicemen's Club of Ohio. Borglum donates sculpture to Hoover campaign, contributing art used for campaign buttons.
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State
Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
James
Missouri
Issatha
Veny Handy
Hamilton
Milnetown
Nolt Tressay
Wara
Yuder Cantly
Ex-Servicemen’s Club of
Ohio
Borglum
Hoover
Pi- Guteon Berglum
Mountinsides
Jenkins, Old Time Minstrel Star, Dies
George A. Jenkins, 71, longtime minstrel entertainer, died at his home after a period of illness. On stage since age eighteen, he shared the spotlight with Al G. Fields for years, contributing to minstrel shows amid a career marked by his era and performances in blackface.
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Jenkins
George A. Jenkins
al G. Fields
Alarm Bell Sparks Fire Scene At Italian Home
A bolt of lightning struck a home in Giovanni Garnevi's area causing a fire that triggered the clearbell ringing loudly. The bell attracted a crowd as neighbors helped extinguish the flames. Firefighters arrived to contain the blaze and inspect for further damage.
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Itale
Giovanni Garnevi
Cleveland Fire Chief James Granger Known as the Bull Goose
Cleveland firemen refer to James Fe Granger as the Bull Goose a moniker he adopted himself. The long time chief is noted for his strict discipline and tough stance within the department during his tenure.
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Bull Goose
Eveland
Cleveland
James FE. Granger
Bull Fouse
Mechanical bids opened for junior high project in Hamilton
Bids on heating ventilation plumbing and electric wiring for the new Hamilton junior high on Raton road were opened Wednesday morning. Figures show multiple firms submitting totals for combinations of trades and for electric wiring alone, with prices ranging from about 14,500 to 89,916 for combined bids and various sums for individual trades.
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We i
Jusiar High School
Raton Road
Wedneadey Moan
Tlamilton Board of Education
Combinag Fionyne
Carmel Company
Colnelius
Yamuel A
Esewein Company
Cohonhia
Wellman Brothers Company
Cleveland
Combiunion
J. J. Osterfold Company
Dayton
Pack-Hannsford and Peck
Cincinnati
Ryan Plumbing and Heating Company
Davenport
Iowa
William G. Shafer
Tio
Hamilton
Combination of Bath
Albert Shufer and Son
Wemilton
Walker Company
Frees Electric Company
Ayortnn Blesti Company
Tintilton
Hi!house and Gardner
Columbus
Lana Company
Charles Pfotzer
Regional Red Cross Meeting Plans in Ohio
Six regional Red Cross conferences for Ohio workers are planned this month per a Washington headquarters notice. A Dayton meeting on September 28 will feature Everett Dix of the Eastern area as a speaker. Morning topics include flour and ether distributions, while afternoon sessions cover mobilizing community participation and membership drives.
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Red Cross
Ohin
Ohio
Washington
Misa Caroline Marzedant
Lal
Stanley Helvey
Coll Call
Jamna C. Clewgom
Central Church Missionary Meet At Ludlow Street Home
Miss Kathleen Ross hosted a Central Church of Christ Missionary Circle gathering on Ludlow Street Wednesday Avenue. Ten members attended and discussed the topic Thy American Trade? with Ald leading the discussion.
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Central Gohurch
Kathleen Ross
Central Church of Christ Missionary Cirela
Ludlow Street
Guardian appointed for Treyton Mardox in probate court
Terman Moyer of West Cheater was named guardian of minor Treyton Mardox on Wednesday and provided bond of 1,008 in probate court.
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Horton Maddox
Terman Moyer
Guardan
Treyton
Mardox
Minor
Great Unity News Changchon and Manchoukuo gover nment paper launch
The slate of Manchoukuo launches a government newspaper called Tatung Fihpan or Great Unity News. The era named 'ferent unity' marks the foundation of Manchoukun and is said to usher in a new unity era.
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Great Unity News
Changchon
Menchoukuo
Tatung Fihpan
Manchoukun
Egypt Shuts Out Flour for Wheat Push
Alexandria reports Sidky Pasha announces a 100 percent duty on flour to curb flour imports and spur wheat cultivation. The policy aims to shift focus from cotton to wheat production and protect the Exyntian mill industry.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Sidky Pasha
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