Roosevelts Cross Country Polls on 1936 Outlook
Regional voices from 14 000 miles of interviews reveal mixed confidence in FDR for 1936. Observers note Roosevelt may win 36 to 40 states, while Huey Long and Father Coughlin lose strength. Voters cite tax burdens, relief programs, and the need for steady leadership as critical factors shaping the political climate.
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Frazier Hunt
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Father Loughlin
Supreme Court
NRA
Republican Party
Hoover
Voter Reflections On Roosevelt Hoover And La Follette
A Master Farmer near Madison says he would vote for Roosevelt today after backing Hoover and La Follette. A Minneapolis farm editor notes governors must cooperate to secure federal funds, comparing FDR off the air to a preacher silenced.
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Roosevelt
Madison, Wis
Toover
the LaFollettes
Minneapolis
Red Sox Defeat Palmetto in Monday Night Baseball Duel
High Point Red Sox edged Florence 3 to 1 in a pitching duel between Red Sox hurler Gonford and Florence’s Runway. Eight hits by the Red Sox and seven singles by Florence marked the game. Crawford excelled under pressure as a key reliever. The Red Sox host the A B C Club at Willis on Thursday night at 8. The A B C's, barnstorming from New England to Canada, have a strong season. former Red Sox pitcher Roland Gibson now pitches for the A B C's. Dr. James Weldon Johnson advised Fisk University graduates face both white and race-specific challenges as they enter the world.
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New England
Canada
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Johnson
James Weldon
Fisk University
Johnson urges broader focus for Negro youth education
The article discusses Dr. Johnson’s view on the plus problems of Negro youth, mainly economic and social. He emphasizes job scarcity since 1929, cautions against overemphasis on racial issues, and advocates vocational guidance and schooling reforms to build a middle class and align education with practical trades.
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Johnson
Alexander Mattison to Preach at Women’s Memorial Sunday
Rev. Alexander Mattison, a Payne College of Theology and Wilberforce University graduate, will preach at Women’s Memorial A. M. E. Church Sunday morning at 11. He spoke there twice last summer delivering sermons full of faith and Christian beauty. Skeptics about the younger generation are urged to hear him.
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Alexander Mattison
Payne College of Theology
Wilberforce University
Women's Memorial
Man Kills Dogs Then Self in Through Elader Iowa
Alvin Johnston, 24, called his two dogs, shot one then the other, and ended by shooting himself. Coroner Leslie Oelke found no motive disclosed for the fatal act in Through Elader, Iowa.
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Eleader
Alvin Johnston
Leslie Oelke
Ed Jones Sentenced in Arkansas Assault Case
Harrison court finishes hearing on assault for attempt to kill, quickly sentencing Ed Jones to a brief term after a swift trial session.
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Harrison, Ark
Ed Jones
No Car Like an Old Car in San Antonio Tale
In San Antonio Texas Albert Steves Sr. was gifted a new car by his son but chose his 20 year old private vehicle instead. He values his old buggy and would not trade it for any new model, citing its familiar reliability and comfort.
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Tex
Albert Steves, Sr
Mr. Steves
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Mortgagee W. S. Beeson Trustees sell pledged High Point property at public auction August 19 1935 at 2 30 PM at Greensboro Court House east door on Elm Street lot measures about 9800 square feet with boundaries along Loflin Hosiery Mills and Alice N Charles. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments.
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Mary R. Loflin
W. 8. Beeson
the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Loflin
Alice N. Charles
Elm
Elm Street
W. G. Beeson
Mor Ana
Frazier Tour Hones Roosevelts Support Across States
A survey from Ames to Omaha and beyond gathers voices from farmers, officials, and businessmen predicting a strong Roosevelt victory in 1936. Spokespeople stress loyalty to the New Deal while noting economic hardship, recovery signs, and political sentiment shaping the campaign. Tomorrow’s piece explores Scott's Run and Arthurdale Homesteads in West Virginia.
Roosevelts Backers Speak Across the Nation
Voters in Oklahoma City Ponca City Shreveport Richfield and Los Angeles weigh in on Roosevelt Hoover and Huey Long. Citizens express optimism or doubt about New Deal era politics with forecasts of California support and regional sentiment.
Lawyer Highlights Roosevelt Gain From Supreme Court Ruling
In Spokane a prominent attorney stressed that the Supreme Court decision aided Roosevelt by relieving him of a burdensome issue and improved the political climate for his administration.
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Spokane
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern Department
Pattern department ad at 232 W 1th Street New York invites readers to sew their own projects with available patterns and instructions.
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Pattern Department
New York
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