Political factors in Roosevelt landslide analysis
An analysis attributes the 1932 election victory to two main forces, Franklin D. Roosevelt's personal qualities and James A. Farley's organizational skill. It discusses campaign dynamics, issues of prosperity, party organization, and voter behavior, noting the Democratic edge and Republican struggles amid Roosevelt policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Price Bureau
Washington
Ian
International
Landon
Roosevelt
Inden
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Decides to Try Marriage Again
A brief note discusses a person’s decision to attempt marriage anew. The excerpt reflects personal choices and potential changes in relationship plans amid uncertain circumstances in a cautious, period-voice tone.
Roosevelt Victory Free From Election Pressure Says Analysis
The Associated Press notes President Roosevelt could have won without the South and key states and argues he is free from election pressure except for Congress. It warns Congress faces re election fears and suggests a tough hurdle ahead as Roosevelt’s broad mandate may temper or intensify legislative pushback in 1938 and beyond.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
John
Lend
Minois
Ohio
Indiana
Rooservelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Problayi
House
Roose
Weekend Visits Lead to Local News and Foreign Relations Tales
The area notes mention Louise and Mary Pilkinson visiting Arkadelphia after a weekend with parents, plus Dudneys visiting El Dorado and Mrs. Wood. Church and courthouse activity includes Rev. Robertson leaving for Little Rock, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank May at Delight with a parent ill. Separate items discuss the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations forming a large group for international affairs with European observers, and Texas ghost park lore tied to the Chisos Mountains amid frontier legends.
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Louise
Mary
Pilkinson
Arkadelphia
Paul Dudney
el Dorado
Dudney
Wood
Brice Williams
Texas
Washington
Charley Lewis
Zion
Lewis
W. E. Elmore
Robertson
Little Rock
Frank May
Father
Delight
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F. D
Farley Welds
United States
Mbaial Buition
Vis
Veladine
Piietta
Praatdantlal
Chicago
Thead
Goubeil
Europe
Neroan
Rio Grande
Chisoa
Can Canyon
Alpine
Chisos Mountains
Waterford
Ludwig Shima
Howe
le Ea
Cator
Arkansas
Cynthia
Sunny Tucker
Double Terry
Penney’s
SILK
Wool Melton
Just
Marion
Ata
Hope
Ark
Bytheville
Pine Bluff
Ack
Childrens
SOX
Men’s Oxhide
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