Patronage Still Is Demi Sore Spot
Washington reports Representative Burns of Tennessee says many House Democrats remain dissatisfied with federal job distribution. He cites answers from the Democratic campaign committee survey showing criticisms limited mostly to patronage handling. The issue has troubled party leaders since Roosevelt’s early administration and sparked a caucus addressed by Postmaster General Farley.
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Washington
Burns
Tennessee
House
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Byrne
Roosevelt
Farley
Congressional Committee
High Point and Greensboro vow to rebuild highway link
Greensboro merchants began a campaign to rebuild the highway between Greensboro and High Point and county commissioners were urged to improve the thoroughfare. City Council opened bids for 60000 funding bonds as a memorial window was being built at First Baptist for Mrs Armfield.
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Greensboro
High Way
High Point
Oon
First Baptist Church
W. J. Armfield
Finch Recovering From Wreck Injuries
Chas F Finch badly cut and bruised in a wreck near Winston-Salem. He was treated at Baptist Hospital, then sent home to recover slowly. He sustained a small arm bone fracture and several stitches. The crash occurred at Clemmons Walburg road when R J Farley turned left in front of the Finch car driven by Mrs Finch. Farley cited for reckless driving.
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Thomasvilli
Chas. F. Finch
Winston-Salem
Baptist
Finch
Farley
Anglin Withdraws From Run Off For Oklahoma Honors
Oklahoma City July 6 4 Tom Anglin withdraws in the Democratic run off for governor handing the nomination to Representative E W Marland New Deal candidate Anglin trailed by about 60000 in the first primary and did so without Governor Murray Alfalfa Bill Murrays public approval The move ends Anglin’s bid and marks a historic loss for a beaten Democratic nominee in this state.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Tom Anglin
E. W. Marland
Anglin
William H
Bill) Murray
England Plans Move of Woolwich Arsenal
London July 6 Plans to relocate Woolwich arsenal to a less exposed area were under government consideration as part of a general defense review after failed Geneva disarmament talks. The arsenal once faced heavy German air raids and employs 20 000 workers. a surrounding population of about 146 000 resides nearby.
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London
Woolwich Arsenal
Geneva
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