Senator Steiner Poised as Dark Horse At Cleveland Convention
Associated Press reports Senator Fred Steiner of Oregon, a vigorous critic of the New Deal, shaping a strong convention presence. He prepares for arguments on a $1.5 billion relief bill, files on federal relief, and leads GOP drive in Northern states while courting party leadership as a possible dark horse at Cleveland.
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Sigrid Arne
Associated Press
Gton
Fred Selwer
Oregory
Reynoter
Republican
Cleveland
Democrats
Senate
Steiner
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Federal Relief Administration
Railles Steiner
North Carolina
Maine
Pennsylvania
New York
Rhode Island
Caator Vandenberg
Doctors Debate Role of Medicine in Government Oversight
Dr. W. W. Bauer of the Bureau of Public Health and Instruction in Chicago backs Dr McCaskill’s address on The Doctor as a Health Educator. He says physicians created many educational institutions yet surrendered control of scientific methods and tools.
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W. W. Bauer
Bureau of Public Health and Instruction
American Medical Association
Chicago
McCaskitlh
Juror Causes Mistrial by Skipping Afternoon Session
In San Francisco Judge Charles R. Beden declared a mistrial after juror Carl S. Hangon failed to appear, saying he was tired of the case. Hangon faced a choice of a $50 fine or two days in jail for contempt.
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San Francisco
Carl S. J. Hangon
Charles R. Beden
Liberal Bid Seen in G O P Keynoter
Senator Steiner is named Republican keynoter in Cleveland signaling a bid by eastern conservative Inaders who backed the selection to recognize a far western liberal with a controversial reputation and past repudiations.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Steiner
Cleveland
Steiner Seen as Keynoter Hope in Western Liberal Support
The article discusses Senator Steiner as a potential presidential nominee in a deadlocked convention. It notes Steiner’s western liberal appeal, the likely influence of Borah’s primaries, and how the Chicago convention may shape the keynote speech to win Western votes. It also compares past keynotes and hints Steiner may or may not seek the nomination.
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Senate
Steiner
Warren G. Harding
Chicay
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Republican High Command
Echo
William HE
Borah
New Yorks
IMO
Mr. Hardang
Iater
Queen Mary May Reach 40 M.P.H. On Maiden Voyage
Southampton reports the Cunard Queen Mary, 80,773 tons, may reach near 40 mph on her maiden voyage to New York in May. Engines will be run in, with expectations of 32 to 34 knots, while officials stress vibration and efficiency. Crew numbers exceed 1,200 and construction costs top 25 million dollars as 2,500 passengers prepare for the first trip at a fare of 373 thousand dollars in total.
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la Grange
Electro-Motive Corporation
General Motors
Ocon
Elmer W. Paterson
Associated Press
Southampton
England
New York
Edgar Britten
Rommodore
Cunard
Lunard
White Star Line
Yibration
Ing
Clyde
Woman Runs Iron Foundry in Texas, Says She Likes It
SAN ANGELO Texas Mrs B W Willig a blonde 115 pound woman is the only woman foundry operator in Texas She took over her husband s nine works in 1930 after his death She learned the office business in his absence then entered the shop in 1927 and 28 to learn machine operation She designs patterns and drafts for ornamental iron work porch furniture and rails The Willig shop spans 9500 square feet and handles repair foundry work and manufacturing including road building equipment spudders manhole covers and smaller auto parts An electric welding department and heavy presses were added under her management The business employs up to 20 men She plans to stay in business and would rather raise flowers if forced to quit.
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San Angelo
Texas
B. W. Willig
Willig
Notice From rT shante About Overdrawn Account
Mrs Stupe-T reported an overdraft of 2.4 dollars on a savings or checking account. Stupe-What asked what action was taken and discussed a proposal to send cheese if EF would provide 1.98 dollars, indicating a small aid or repayment offer.
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Orville Werringer
Aliea
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Roy Anderson
End Company
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G.O.P
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Elad
Dlrudge-Ridlen House
NORCE
Hope Furniture Co
Robert
Bobby
Queen Mary May
Tol--E--Tex Oil Company
AFI
Hempstead
Byers Abstract Co. C. Byers
Washington, Ark.y
Louie
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the Hope Confectionery
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Odai
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Peron
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Hempstead Motor Co
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