Roosevelt Forces Are in Control Red Flags Fly in Marseille
Paris reports heavy troop reinforcements ordered to the German frontier. More than 30,000 soldiers to be moved to the north and east, reinforcing 110,000 already there. In Marseille protests and clashes erupt as rightist and nationalist groups oppose government decrees dissolving their leagues. Police clash with demonstrators as flags burn and ships are threatened.
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Democrats rally behind FDR renomination despite Smith blast
In Philadelphia and New York reports, Democrats push for FDR renomination while rebuking Al Smith’s criticisms. Carter Glass declines on reaction committee as Hamilton lauds anti-PDR stance. Washington WPA targets job ban with $1.4256 billion plan amid global tensions. Paris reports heavy troop reinforcements and Montreux conference under strict police guard.
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Governor Holt seeks 2.5 million from Roosevelt for drought relief
Governor Holt wired President Roosevelt urging a 2.5 million fund to aid Montana amid drought. He outlined stockmen facing pasture and feed shortages, and a plan to orderly market livestock to prevent price collapse. A Billings committee was formed to coordinate relief and marketing as conditions vary across the state.
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New Deal hit by Washington Court ruling on holding act
Washington June 27 The District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled that eleven holding companies seeking to block enforcement of the Wheeler Rayburn holding company act need not wait for trial after the Supreme Court decision against the government In reversing a stay by Judge Jennings Bailey the court noted the DOJ faces difficulty in testing the statute but may proceed.
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Body of California youth found in parked car
Fort Peck June 22 The body of Graydon Trafton Tell of Oakland California was found in a parked car near here with exhaust pipe through the floor. He was a welder and member of the Welders and Cutters union. Papers showed a telegram sent to work on the Fort Peck flood control project. Survived by his father and brother, both Oakland residents. Authorities check whether he failed the required physical examination for project work.
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King Edward to lead birthday parade in scarlet attire
King Edward VII, age 48, will publicly observe Natal Day by leading a guard procession. He will ride at the head of troops through the streets in scarlet and gold full dress with the blue ribbon of the Order. The ceremony includes a traditional salute to the king's birthday.
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Hopper Control Bill Passes Without Committee Vote
Washington reports that a 260000 dollar appropriation for hopper control and INL operations advanced with Roosevelt present awaiting signature. The measure, debated by the appropriations committee, moved without a recorded vote and directs funds to the Bureau of Entomology and associated state agricultural entities for pest control and related programs.
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Standard Oil action in federal tribunal in St Louis
In St Louis on June 22 a federal court began an injunction case brought by Standard Oil of Indiana against Esso Inc a unit of Standard Oil of New Jersey over trademarks and alleged unfair business practices The case seeks relief in Montana Wyoming and other states with the matter heard today by the court
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Glass Ducks Not To Take Hs Old Job
Philadelphia June 22 Senator Glass of Virginia, opponent of Roosevelt monetary policies, announced he would not serve on the national convention's resolutions committee. The report notes platform difficulties and mentions Wagner of New York and various delegates amid confusion over the party platform and monetary program.
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Roosevelt
Cammilitne Anes Lhyg
Vitor Virgil Eygiaimter
Ereetine
German dirigible reaches U S port in record flight
German airship Eckener arrives at U S port after a long Atlantic crossing. Zeppelins officials claim Hindenturg completes historic voyage, setting time and distance benchmarks. Crew report smooth progress despite early misgivings.
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Democratic National Convention Program In Philadelphia
The text outlines tomorrow’s convention schedule in Philadelphia with duties at 3 PM standard time, Farley as chairman, and a formal election of Senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky as temporary chairman. It notes a convening at 6 PM to hear a keynote address by Burkley.
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Harmony To Be Keynote At Democratic Convention
Philadelphia dispatch describes the Democratic national convention opening with a harmonious mood despite some bitter talk aimed at Al Smith over his post Roosevelt remarks. Rumors and factional questions swirl around the platform, the birthright rule, and the currency moves. Georgia’s delegation replaces Governor Talmdige as a national committee member while James A. Farley holds a press conference amid speculation on the convention’s direction.
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Clark Howell
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Jamen A. Farrey
Montana Delegates Eye Broad Land Policy At Roosevelt Era Convention
Montana delegates arrive for a national convention seeking a broad land policy. They oppose specific reclamation plants, favor balanced agriculture, and back Roosevelt and Garner while supporting a two thirds rule reform. Wheeler leads Montana efforts, with plans to outline reclamation balance and party unity.
Landon Refuses Comment On Smith Play
Governor Landon declines to discuss Alfred Smith actions and associates amid questions about loyalty and presidential nomination remarks. He confirms tentative acceptance timing and plans to begin a speaking tour the East with an initial address likely at West Middlesex, Pennsylvania, his birthplace.
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Irvin 4 Cobe Special July 4 Celeb Spoof
Santa Monica notes sketch a chaotic schedule of June celebrations and political jabs. The column lampoons Jos Louie day Fathers day and hints at Farley week, linking hotelkeepers and a mock national convention. It mixes satire with a stray Liberty letter motif and a garbled sign-off by IRVIN 3. COB.
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Democratic National Convention Broadcast Plans in Philadelphia
New York reports the opening day of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia will feature two all network broadcasts from the meeting hall and additional comment periods. Major events include the opening session and keynote address, with schedules set in mountain standard time and other precise times to be announced.
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Republican chef opens New York campaign dinner
New York, June 22. John D. M. Hamilton, opening the Republican campaign in New York tonight, told guests at a testimonial dinner that former Governor Alfred E. Smith and four other Democrats who urged Roosevelt’s sidelining at Philadelphia “apparently made the choice between party and country.” Hamilton, campaign manager for Governor Alf M. Landon, denounced Roosevelt’s policies and called the Republican platform broad and liberal, urging unity. He argued the party’s vice presidential pick reflects a split in the ticket as the November election approaches.
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Relief program for Northwest drought outlined by Roosevelt
Washington observers report a work relief and drought loan plan for the Northwest outlined by President Roosevelt. A coalition of political leaders from affected areas and relief officials met. Senator Nye said the administration would avoid direct cash relief, with costs estimated at not less than 50,000,000 dollars.
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Flood Control Bill Aims to Aid Montana and Regions
Washington reports President Wonnavel signed emergency flood control measures to reduce damages in the Mingduri Onlo Miaataaip basin with major rivers including the Yellowstone and Co. Inciden. All projects approved by the board of army engineers. Copeland’s resolution for a $50 million supplementary appropriation failed.
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Yellowstone and Co Inciden
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Leaders of Administration Push Farm Production Plank
Page text reports administration leaders near agreement on a farm production plank for the Wad plan. Key points include crop production control, production adjustment, and potential White House involvement. Wallace and Davis back a strong tariff plank with convention approval sought.
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