Farley and Hamilton Duel Shapes 1936 Campaign Roles
A byline leans into the clash of two Democratic pillars, James A. Farley and John D. Ham m accordance with 1936 politics. The piece contrasts their public campaign functions with behind the scenes organizational work, highlighting how both face distinct duties as elections approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Prickef
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
James A. Farley
John D. M. Hammwu Tolus
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Health and Relief
Authorities warn kidneys contain 15 miles of tiny tubes filtering blood and urge relief for frequent bladder issues and burning. Doan's Pills, trusted for over 40 years, claim to flush out waste and ease backache swelling and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ical
Doan
Nur Druggist
Roosevelt Leads Democrats as Farley Shapes Campaign Strategy
In 1932 the Democratic front relies on Roosevelt for broad leadership while Farley handles detailed party organization, earning respect for his planning skills. Republicans assign Landon to direct organizing efforts and Hamilton to public campaigning, marking an unusually active year for party chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Farley
Philadelphia
Tammany Organization
New York
Hague Organization
New Jersey
Landon
Hamilton
Kansas
Nevada County Names Continued On Page One
Nevada County names judges and officials for multiple precinct boxes including West Side, Trevillian, Bodean and Union Church. Lists alternate judges, clerks and sheriffs for each township with several named individuals and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Hamilton
A. E. MeeGuire
Ralph Fore
Coy Dewoody
W. P. Murrah
A. M. Westmoreland
Clerks
J. W. Teeter
J. D. Stripling
Jim Bush
C. A. Robison
Sheriff
A. A. Gordon
T. C. Thrasher
A. P. Barksdale
I. W. Grimes
Ned Partie
Australian visits Hope soil project highlights grass use
Australian visitor E C Clayton of Australia’s Experiment Station System toured the Hope soil conservation project to study methods and vegetation use, praising the program’s practicality for farmers and Bermuda grass in outlet channels and sodded waterways. Other visitors included Howard Matson of Fort Worth, Henry M Peynehose of Washington, W H Dupuy of Texas, and A S Allison of Lockhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Clayton
Experiment Station System of
Australia
Hope
Clayton
Soil Conservation Service
John L. Wilson
Claston
Howard Matson
Fort Worth
Texas
Henry M. Peyehouse
Washington, D. C
W. H. Dupuy
A. 5. Allison
Lockhart
County Election Judges and Box Assignments Listed
A transcription lists election structure with judges alternates clerks and sheriffs by township and box. It names Libert y Box Waterloo Box Delta Box Union township and Rural McKelvey with multiple officials including J. R. Andrews A. L. West J. J. Barr J. J. Malone and others, along with alternates and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barham
Ivan Hildebrand
Melvin Munn
S. A. Greer
Delta
J. J. Malone
A. C. Waldrop
O. R. Young
Alicenate
Albert Watson
C. C. Rhinehart
J. E. Mitchell
C. Young
B. J. Winberry
I. P. Mitchell
Waterloo
T. A. Vanpelt
J&. L. Martin
L. A. Atkins
N. Smith
Berdine Miller
J,o. Thompson
Union Township
Boon Gile Wispie
Geo
Byrd
Albert Barlow
J. C. McKelvey
Homer
Hardwick
Imon Wilson
Henry
Jno
A. Henry
Voyage Diary Mentions Edinburgh and Atlantic Travel
The author recalls Edinburgh landmarks and a voyage on a crowded steamer of about 1000 passengers. They plan to reach New York on August 2 and visit family in Richmond before returning home. James Boswell papers were donated to the Library Company of Philadelphia by William deKratt.
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England
Edinsburgh
Elias Tha
Edinburgh
Jrock
St. Giles
John Knox
New York
Reuhien
Queen Mary
Arkansas
Mission Court
Richmond
James Boswell
The
Library Company of
Philadelphia
William deKratt
Pine Valley, N. J
Dr. R. M. Wilson Recalls Travel Through Korea and Holland
Dr. R M Wilson describes a train journey from Korea with 175 athe lots, visits to Olympic grounds, and war prep signs. He notes Holland as a checkerboard of canals with prosperous, busy people who stayed out of war, then praises England and Edinburgh with long flower gardens, green pastures, and estates.
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Korea
Olympic
Holland
England
London
Edinburg
Carl Bailey Endures Slur Battles In Pulaski County
A front page editorial excerpt accuses Futrell Cook and McDonald of using smear tactics to defeat Carl Bailey, alleging false accusations about Dwight Blackwood and personal life rumors. It contrasts Bailey’s record with alleged political boss actions by Cook, highlighting tax relief efforts and public finances, while warning of continued political danger to Bailey’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futrell
Cook
McDonald
Carl Bailey
Dwight Blackwood
Futrell-Cook-McDonald
R. A. Cook
Monroe County
Little Rock
AL Cook
Court House
Palltieian
Iate
J. A. Comer
Black and Tan Republican
Ku Biu Kin
Pulaski County
Su Klux Klay
al Pulaski County
Commmon
Pulaski
Conte Keen
Carl Batley
Uhey
Gnole
Little Rok
Hin
Saul
Osing
Ed McDonald’s Soap King Tenure At Statehouse Scrutiny
A satirical critique questions Ed McDonald’s tenure as statehouse housekeeper as he seeks promotion to head of the house. It mocks his soap bill of 315000 for nine months, roofing missteps covering several states, plumbing by a neighbor, and bookkeeping lapses from his sheriff and county tax roles, portraying him as an unreliable manager.
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Ed McDonald
Stalehouse
McDonald
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Mississipi
Oklahoma
McRoof
Grant County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farley, Hamilton
Don
Wealon Stump
Ble
Camsigns
E. Byers
Lew Orchard
Pals
ROY Anderson and Company
Nelson-Huckins
Babblin' Brook Dairies
Nevada Co. Names
LL. Pilkinton County Treasurer
LL. Pikkinton
Hempstead County
Barton's Cash Store
FBI
SAT
Hope Soil Project
Manton Wilson
Roper
America’s Finest
Harry W. Shiver
Cua As
Yee Vi le Ae Teehee
Dr. R. M. Wilson
Stover
Balo
Potibiet
Secretary of State
Mel
Gulfspray
Kodakers
Shipley Studio
Oglesby
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