Willkie Backer Reyburn Praises Presidential Hope
New York business leader Reyburn, advocating for Wendell Willkie, outlines why the Republican nominee stands out. He praises Willkie's practical experience, leadership, and adaptability, saying the candidate has the vision to guide national policy and the ability to lead in production and distribution.
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Associated Dry Corporation
New York
Wendell L
Willkie
New Dent
Roosevelt
Reyburn
Rock
Wllkie
Grover Land
Prin
Poli
Eaders
J Andé
Alikie
Mattalsi
Taj
Municipal Court notes and mixed political jabber
The record covers court pleas with Robert Singleton McNab Ark fined 12 for drunkenness and 10 for disturbing the peace, Charles Hester fined 10 for drunkenness and 10 for disturbing the peace, and H W McConnell fined 350 for possessing an illicit still with bond 130 while a tainted verdict found him not guilty on manufacturing intoxicating liquor without a permit. The piece ends with a quip about the Brooklyn Dodger, Reds, and a political jabber about the Democrats and a presidential precedent.
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Robert Singleton
McNab, Ark
McNab
Disturbing the Peace
Charles’ Hester
Charles Hester
H.W. ‘McConnell
H. W. McConnell
Ted
Arkansas Governor Defends Refunding Stance in 1938 Debate
A gubernatorial candidate argues against the refunding bill while detailing the governor's actions since 1937. He accuses the governor of seeking private, secret terms and notes the Supreme Court voided an executive order. The speaker cites petitions and emphasizes highway work, cooperation with federal roads funding, and commitment to old age pensions.
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Arkansas
Supreme Court
General Assembly
United States Bureau of Roads
Arkansas Shakedown and Old Age Pensions Report
Willkie discusses Arkansas pension levels and a national average, noting Arkansas at bottom with $3.15 monthly per elder and urging state action. He condemns a campaign shakedown by state workers, calling for laws to stop forced contributions and to shield welfare departments and clients from political pressure.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tennessee
Louisiana
Illinois
California
Social Security Board
Arkansag
Summer theater romance on Cape Cod ends in vanished love
Johnny, a Cape Cod shopkeeper, falls for Jean a summer theater hopeful who dreams of Broadway. Their flirtation blooms as he imagines a life with her, but she declares big stage ambitions and then vanishes after leaving a lingering, unanswered question about her name.
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Harvard
the Charles
Johnny
Jean
Reynolds
the Cameo
Yeats
Chopin
Fraganard
Capetown
Dean
Carter Earl
Equity
Hig v
State Street
Cottage
Bearden-Weissenberger clash over roads and pensions
In a county race debate Bearden accused Weissenberger of failing to win road funds and supporting corporate gas taxes. Bearden claimed the state would gain funds for pensions and welfare if the bill had passed. Weissenberger defended his record, stressing years of service, honesty, and his plan to improve roads and oppose new taxes.
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Bearden
Weisenberger
Incumben
Welsenberger
Xorod
Weissenberger
Parisos
Heropstead
John Vesey
House
Senate
Welfare Department
Stateuberculosis Sanatoria
Westenberger
Legislative Journal
Briel Annunce
Ments
James Plkinton
C. ©. Tisker
Lax
Dewey Henrrix
Frank Rider
Wate of
Palmos
del Wilson
Luther Higgason
Feed Luck
Political footballs and pensioners' voting rights
Those who have become pensioners or clients of these departments must be guaranteed their fot given right to think, to speak and to vote as they please without fear of losing the small amount of help they ve from the state.
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Arkansas
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Turkey
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Stock Sea
Mediterranean
NEA Service
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