Roosevelt plan on utilities sparks constitutional debate
Davie Stern in the New York Post argues Roosevelt will not invade states rights but will tackle cross state issues like utilities and communications. He contends federal action is needed to curb out-of-state cost shifting and watered stock practices, suggesting a constitutional amendment may be required to regulate electricity and related services.
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Roosevelt Victory Marks Major Democratic Triumph Since 1820
The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt winning the presidency with the largest senatorial majority since 1820 and a near unanimous Electoral College. Landon loses governors and seats while Democrats gain in the Senate and House, with strong pluralities in California Illinois New York Ohio and Pennsylvania. Delays and regional shifts are noted as Democrats surge nationwide.
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Fragmentary Verse Excerpt On Names And War Bonds
An oblique fragment references Meir Geast and Goel in a context of pride and cruelty. It mentions observation, reward, and a note on mature kinship as war brothers wage a distant conflict. The obscure lines hint at loyalty tension without clear narrative.
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Two Die As Blizzard Sweeps New York
A heavy snow blanket isolates Adirondack villages as a blizzard hits New York State. Two deaths are attributed to the storm, with communities cut off and crews struggling to clear roads and maintain aid access. Local officials warned of continued severe conditions and urged residents to stay indoors.
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Editor Says Digest Poll Fell Short Of Roosevelt Landslide
Wilfred J. Funk editor in chief of the Literary Digest expressed astonishment at the Roosevelt landslide and admitted the Digest poll failed to explain away the result. He warned it would take substantial effort and pencils to reconcile the forecast with the election outcome.
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Armistice Service Planned by Legion at First Christian Church
An Armistice Day memorial service hosted by the American Legion and its Auxiliary will be held Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at First Christian Church under military ritual and colors. The program includes instrumental music, a singing of America, and a free will offering for the child welfare fund, with Legion personnel appearing in the ritual. Legion members will meet at Hope city hall at 7 p.m. for a parade to the church, while Auxiliary members gather at Melock for the march. The Leslie Huddlestin post reports a $130 quota soon to be reached, with county officers listed including Commander Dewey Hendrix and other leaders.
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Former County Judge Owens Dies at 76 in Pike County
Murfreesboro Arkansas reports W I Owens aged 76 a former Pike county judge and mayor died Thursday. The notice notes his service in local government and his passing in the county. The item includes a separate brief on Robbie Owings bringing a piano to Howard College and a note on Alabama cotton quality improving with only four percent of 1936 cotton deemed undesirable short staple.
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Quorum Court to Convene Monday in November Term
The November term of the Quorum Court assembles at 9 30 a m next Monday at the courthouse in Washington County Appropriations for county departments are expected before the court though voting may be affected by County Judge Elect Frank Rider who takes office January 1 The court will reconvene in January with financial reports and county executive transactions filed for the term by executive heads of county government.
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Turned Brown By Brown Turner NASHVILLE Special
Nashville special reports King Edward warns England will not back down and buys another, Mussolini claims Italian workers would trade overalls for uniforms, Europe may flood with guns. After the election, Browder Thomas Colvin Lemke may seek work if relief runs short. Japan reacts angrily to a China incident.
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Borah Triumphs in Idaho Victory Over Ross
Senator William Borah, longtime Idaho political figure, secured a sweeping win over Gov. C. Ben Ross in Idaho's election. He expressed readiness for six more years in Washington and confidence in handling issues affecting the state's welfare. Farley plans cabinet return and Ireland trip after vacation.
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Rural Route 3 Extended From Hope Post Office
The Post Office Department in Washington approved extending rural route number three from the Hope post office. Effective November 8, the route serves about 35 families along the WPA road linking Highways 4 and 29, looping west of Hope. The expansion reaches five miles of new territory, crossing rail rights of way and the new paved Hope Fulton road, ending at Main Street. Families on the road should install No 1 or No 2 mailboxes. The service also covers southern Hope areas previously unserved by city carriers.
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Rev Gerald Smith Predicts Revenge After Arrest
The Rev Gerald Smith, former Share Your Wealth organizer tied to Huey P. Long, says his election eve arrest signals retaliation by a "Farley dictatorship" against critics. He received a suspended sentence of $10 or 10 days for disturbing the peace and reviling police amid a speech tied to the campaign.
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Roosevelt News and Election Hopes Across Nation
The New York Post reports a five point program under Roosevelt designed to address state problems within a broader national framework. Election tallies push Roosevelt toward a large plurality as Dems gain in the Senate. Iowa and South Dakota races show Kraschel and Bulow leading, with party sweeps shaping early results.
Re-enactment of Sales Tax Urged
HOT SPRINGS Ark The Arkansas Education Association legislative committee urged the convention to support re enactment of a teachers retirement law and to re enact the sales tax without exemptions.
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Italian Ethiopia Is Unrecognized
The United States abstained from recognizing Italy's annexation of Ethiopia. Ambassador William Phillips presented credentials to King Victor Emmanuel at the Quirinal Palace, addressed to the King, with no Emperor title noted. Italy and the United States maintained diplomatic protocol reflecting nonrecognition of the imperial claim.
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Market Report Cotton Opens and Closes Steady in New Orleans
In New Orleans cotton market, prices opened and closed steady for the day. Spot values remained firm with months and prices showing limited movement, reflecting a balanced trading session.
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