Liberty League Attacks Power Policy And TVA
Washington June 14 The Liberty League issues a pamphlet denouncing New Deal power policies as socialist and warning of widespread socialization of the electric industry The booklet attacks TVA funding and criticizes government control projects including the Mississippi Valley Authority proposing reservoir plans that could flood large areas The league asserts federal programs surpass state sovereignty and damage railroads and private power interests The pamphlet also cites alleged increases in appliance sales and electricity access within TVA areas as evidence of policy implications
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Film decency report fuels renewed film scrutiny in New York
The Federal Council of Churches urges disruption of film profits and more adherence to production codes. It criticizes drinking scenes and sensationalism while urging broader foreign film exposure and community taste shaping. A report led by Rev Frack du Moulta Core outlines how Ninteen features faced charges and Breen era standards face ongoing pressure. The gathering of Masons in Lewistown marks related regional events as 260 delegates arrive. Bad Axe druggist John Ort Rad receives a veteran’s bonus amid World War service reflections.
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The Associated Press hailed as global news standard
This piece extols The Associated Press as the world’s largest news network serving thousands of papers from Alaska to Argentina. It highlights AP’s nonpartisan reporting, private ownership, extensive domestic and international bureaus, and the intensive, verified process that delivers timely news to member papers.
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Coughlin Aims At Repeat Victory In Cleveland Speech
The speaker assails the Republican ticket and Democratic alignment in a late night broadcast claiming Roosevelt era factions control the White House. He argues for a break with party leaders, predicting a Democratic administration, while denouncing rival candidates’ chances.
Chain letters boost president campaign spread by women
Seo York June 14. Secretary of Labor Perkins announces a chain letter campaign to promote President Roosevelt and secure support across women networks. Perkins describes sending a letter to 40 women urging them to copy and distribute to 5–10 others for personal talks, aiming to boost unity and donations for the Democratic convention.
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Prion Reorganization Report Submitted in 1930s
The report discusses reorganizing prisons under President Roosevelt with aims to reduce idleness and improve administration. It references probation, regulation of prison labor, and extending federal oversight across departments to address systemic inefficiencies and inmate management.
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Puerto Auco Plans to Honor the First Lady
San Juan officials announce a new town project named Chand Piedner Brownevelt under federal protection. The plan envisions a population of about 31,000 from San Juan and nearby areas, with churches and theaters planned. Estimated funding includes 48 million for the stormproof infrastructure and related projects.
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First Lady Welcomed in Little Illinois Town
A local Illinois town greeted Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, widow of Pearl Harbor veteran, as the first lady visited amid a chaotic dispatch of names and places. The page lists regional rail activity and mentions political figures including Roosevelt, Roosevelts and other national names with unfamiliar, garbled OCR text.
Confession Alleged Interrape Case Reported
Sheriff HooP VM said today Franklin Toas faced inquiry over a confession related to the rape of a white girl in Heine. The sheriff declined to reveal details while noting the accused was held for formal process at the detention facility.
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Smoke Lingers Over Ailing City Baseball Gameday
June 14 in New York reports a rain diminished baseball scene with lingering smoke fog over the park. Names like Ben Chap and Jukey Powell appear in scattered notes as local fans await a rescheduled doubleheader and team updates.
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Weekend Accidents Toll Rises Across United States
AP reports at least 65 people died in weekend traffic and craft accidents nationwide. Pennsylvania led fatalities with sixteen injured or killed in a bus crash near Tunkhannock, while a transcontinental bus overturned after braking. A hearse and vehicles were wrecked in Brooklyn during a safety parade.
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