Vote major factor in Indiana's close ballot race
Indiana politics hinges on the Negro vote for Roosevelt, with labor and industrial centers showing solid support for him. Ex Senator Watson remains the top Republican, facing McNutt ally Townsend in a volatile contest as the state weighs a broad tax shift, including a controversial gross income tax aimed at funding education.
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Indiana
Roosevelt
Jim Watson
Watson
Rumors and tensions cloud 1930s Republican campaign scenes
Reported tensions at a Cleveland convention show Watson's dislike of Landon and discontent among Landon supporters. The piece notes unconfirmed trade rumors, rising Republican organizing, and a party machine weakened by Democratic rule while highlighting the "waste and extravagance" critique aimed at Roosevelt and GOP activity in Gary, South Bend, Terre Haute, Evansville, Fort Wayne, and Indianapolis.
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Watson
Landon
Roosevelt
Gary
South Bend
Terre Haute
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Springer Seeks Governor Bid With GOP Victory Aims
Raymond Springer, first state commander of the American Legion, runs as the Republican candidate for governor. A tireless campaigner and handshaker, he vows to end McNutt's unpopular gross income tax through economies and reforms.
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Springer
Raymond Springer
The
American Legion
McNutt
McNutt Seen As 1940 Presidential Contender At Indy
The piece portrays McNutt as a dominant political figure with a nationwide network from his governor years to Indiana University Law School leadership. It notes rumors of cabinet posts, references him as a “man on horseback,” and suggests he could figure in any rising fascist movement in America.
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White House
American Legion
Indiana University School of Law
War Department
Indianapolis
Washington
America
Indiana Voter Battle Over Roosevelt McNutt Split Ballots
In Indiana veteran groups led by McNutt split state and national ballots to boost McNutt while Roosevelt seemed more popular nationally. Indianapolis serves as American Legion HQ with a large veteran vote. parties accuse each other of distortions and age old veto records.
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Ndiana
McNutt
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
American Legion
Townsend
Light Year Distance Converts to Milion Miles
The light year equals about six million million miles, illustrating the vast scale of interstellar measurement and the distance light travels in one year.
Decline Seen In Counterfeiting
Washington reports counterfeiting on the wane with arrests and seizures down since 1934. Officials say criminals shifted from larger scale operations to easier targets after Prohibition repeal and that detection skills have improved. The bulk of counterfeiting now centers in big cities for notes and small coins, with $10 notes most often faked and coins mainly 26 and 60 cent pieces.
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Washington
Seccret Service
Pilot School To Host Halloween Party In October
Thomasville report notes Pilot School will sponsor a Halloween party Friday October 30 in the gym. The athletic association runs a popularity contest for under schoolage children with votes sold for a small fee. the winner will be announced after the contest closes October 28. Each entrant receives a prize.
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Hallowe'en
Athletic Association of
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Brown Clinard
Willie Carr
Jerry Stilwell
Myrtle Mae Stilwell
Vera Mae Clinard
Shirley Jean Spivey
Cletus Beck
Jacqueline Grimes
Cornell Sledge
Elaine Nance
Maxine Nance
Ruth Gordon
Margaret Black
Martha Jane Kanoy
Grady Kanoy
Nancy Marie Stilewell
Hannah Edinger
Sylvia Sue Kaney
Carolyn Conrad
Evelyn Sink
Ruby Elaine Brinkley
Mamie Brinkley
Bryce Workman
Louise Nance
Betty Lou Smith
Magdelene Black
Remell Crawford
Odena Crawford
Jimmy Orman
Irene Orman
Lorene Orman
Surprise
Raymond Northcutt
Johnny Morgan
Lorene Morgan
Jimmie Dale Clodfelter
Ethel Everhart
C. C. Freeman
Wayne Freeman
Doris Cristie
Ruth Cristie
J. Grimes
Bobby Jane Crouse
Betsy Louise Crouse
Juanita Bray
Billy Bray
John Archie Cradfelter
Nora Helen Cradfelter
Janice Patricia Leonard
Mary Brinkley
Billy Ran Cradfelter
Foy Hege
Hazel
Rachel Walser
William Harold Hinkle
Gurlie Bowers
Regular Meeting Of Randleman S S Class At Miss Talley Home
Randleman Oct 28 special Miss Evelyn Alfreds class held its regular meeting at Miss Ruth Talley home with Miss Margaret Emily Pickard as joint hostess A lively program followed by games and prizes for tackiest costumes Nine members attended refreshments were served by Miss Talley and Miss Pickard Also noted are attendees at district teachers meeting and several visitors from surrounding towns and cities including High Point Rockingham Seagrove and Greensboro with travel and hospital updates for local residents mentioned.
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H. H. Hamilton
Mary Scott
Rose Parrish
High Point
Mary Hardin Scott
Siler City
Bing Taliey
Rockingham
James Lineberry
Seagrove
Randleman
Fentress
A. B. Beasley
Burrus Memorial Hospital
D. C. Story
Greensboro
Marco Polo Wrote Travels While Imprisoned in Genoa
Marco Polo, held in Genoa, composed the account of his travels to Cathay during captivity. The writings describe journeys through Asia and interactions with rulers, shaping later explorers and medieval geography.
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Marco Polo
Cathay
Genoa
Italy
Roosevelt Favorite In New York Presidential Bets
A New York syndicate submitted betting odds on the upcoming presidential race with Roosevelt at three to one to win. Texas and North Carolina show Roosevelt boosts, while Kansas Maine and several states favor Landon. Illinois Wisconsin are even bets, reflecting varied regional expectations.
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Landon
Kansas
Maine
Michigan
New Jersey
New Hampshire
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North Carolina
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Kentucky
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Minnesota
Maryland
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
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Washington
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Coercion Charge Ordered Probed
The senate campaign expenditures committee announced an investigation into coercion of employees at Timken Roller Bearing in Columbus Ohio. The inquiry will examine claims that workers were told the plant would close if Alf Landon lost and that Henry Ford would withdraw orders amid fears of foreign bearings competition. Louis R. Glavis was named chief investigator.
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Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Ohio
Timken
Columbus
Alf M. Landon
Henry Ford
Louis R. Glavis
Holiness Meeting Concludes in Whiteville with 26th Annual Conference
In Whiteville the Pentecostal Holiness church closed its 26th annual convention on Monday and planned to reconvene in Goldsboro next year. The session read appointments for the year after reports on morals prohibition finance and evangelism. The conference maintained opposition to repealing state prohibition laws electing Jerome Hodges of Goldsboro as superintendent and naming A. Fann of Goldsboro as assistant superintendent.
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Whiteville
Penticostal Holiness Church
Goldsboro
Jerome Hodges
A. Fann
Flogging Cases May Be Dropped
State Attorney Rex Farrior of Tampa said he will not present new flogging cases for trial at Bartow until expenses from a previous trial are paid. Expenses totaled about $300 for hotels meals and bailiffs, Hillsborough County refusing payment due to lack of authority in law.
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Fila
Rex Farrior
Tampa
Polk County
Hillsborough County
Questions and claims about Cardui and digestion effects
Questions from readers on Cardui assert it helps overcome mal nutrition by stimulating digestive juices through plant bitters. The ad copy explains increased appetite and energy from better digestion, with food supplying strength and Cardui aiding the digestive system to that end.
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Cardus
Ady
Notice of sale in Guilford County lands 209 Elm Street
Under order of the Guilford County Superior Court a sale of the High Point Township tract at 209 Elm Street will be held November 9 1936 at 12 00 noon at the East Courthouse door. Sale to highest bidder for cash subject to Mary R Loflin dower and remainder interests. 9000 square feet more or less. R L Foust administrator of R L Loflin. Silas B Casey attorney. October 6 1936. 10-7-14-21-28
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Guilford County
R. L. Foust
R. L. Loflin
Mary R. Loflin
North Carolina
High Point Township
Guilford
W. D. Simmons
Elm Street
C. Robbins
W DD. Simmons
Silas B. Casey
Merrymakers Plan Fall Ceremony At Committee Meeting
Plans for the fall ceremonial will be mapped at a Junior Merrymakers committee meeting in the Trophy Council hall Thursday night at 8 30. Rev B M Crosby of Winston Salem will attend to discuss the event.
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Trophy Council Hall
B. M. Crosby
Winston-Salem
Relief load falls as WPA workers find private jobs in three states
Enterprise Bureau reports rapid switch of former relief workers to private industry in North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia reducing WPA labor and canceling planned projects. In Raleigh 31 of 37 workers on a new job belonged to WPA rolls. Virginia and South Carolina see hundreds securing work in tobacco sewing and other fields. Public improvements include 2600 miles of farm to market roads and new airports in Greensboro Charlotte Winston-Salem and nearby cities.
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South Carolina
Virginia
WPA
Ellen S. Woodward
Works Progress Administration
Washington
Tri- State
North Carolina
Richmond
Woodward
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Conscience Fund Reaches 624113 7 For Federal Treasury
The Conscience Fund totals 624113 70 with donations from citizens who felt burdened by government debts. Since its start 145 years ago up to now many sleepers turned sleepless to send money to the treasury for taxpayer relief.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Treasury
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